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shihman
Erich
May 6, 2017 2:26 AM
Hi guys. What's the difference between PRizm Daily Polarized and the Prizm Polarized?
MicahS
Micah Stroh
May 6, 2017 6:13 AM
Prizm Daily is a lens tint designed to enhance contrast in more urban environments. It does not utilize a iridium coating to my knowledge. According to Oakley has a light grey base but it appears to have a slight purple tint to me.

If you are you talking about Prizm "black" polarized then its more of a replacement for Black iridium. It uses the Prizm Universal tint. Meant for daily use in bright light and has Iridium coating. Just think of it as the new BI.
shihman
Erich
May 6, 2017 2:42 PM
I was trying to compare the Daily Prizm polars to this: http://ca.oakley.com/en/mens/new-arrivals/new-sunglasses/gauge-8-l-prizm-polarized/product/W0OO4124G8LPZ?skuCode=OO4124-0662

It seems there is "just" the Prizm and the Daily Prizm lenses. I am not so concerned about the exterior lens coat but more of the functionality of just the Prizm Polarized vs the DPP.

MicahS, I think the "just" Prizm is the Prizm Universal, right?
MicahS
Micah Stroh
May 7, 2017 12:49 AM
I see now. I really dislike how Oakley has used the Prizm name generically for all the universal stuff now.

I prefer Daily over sapphire. It seems better in bright light.
Sapphire has an almost orange tint to it. Daily is more grey.


shihman
Erich
May 7, 2017 2:13 PM
Thanks!
Obsidian
Alexander Supertramp
May 8, 2017 3:44 PM
I made this point recently as well. It seams Oakley has been systematically reducing the amount of information they provide on their website.

You used to get info on lens tints, light transmission, frame dimensions. These were all helpful if, like me, the nearest store is hours away and you were looking to compare without trying anything on.
 
 
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