Does Clear Lenses for Snow Goggles, Splice, A-Frame etc. protect against UV lights?

-Ostermann

Depends on what you define as clear?


go here:
http://www.oakley.com/innovation/optical-superiority/lens-tints

Further to Mike's answer, yes, plutonite lenses in Oakley's snow goggles protects against UV light and is built into the lens material (I'm not sure about the level of protection Lexen provides, though it's likely it's 100% UV protection as well):

http://ca.oakley.com/innovation/optical-superiority/uv-protection

Another fast question, and sorry to hi-jack your thread...but I'm a bout to go skiing and I was wondering if anyone has tried skiing in regular Oakleys, like Radars. I know they've got the hydrophobic lens, but I was curious if they would fog up. I know my original minutes fogged up, but that was like 10 years ago. Anyone know if my Radars will fog up or should I busy out some of my old goggles that have been stuck in my case for a few years?

ive snowboarded in m-frames with vented lense and it didnt fog up at all.

Yes. Same UV Protection (plotunite lens).

ANd I've boarded in Radars (non vented). worked fine.

D

I've boarded in Thump 2, Gascan, Half Jacket. No issues.