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I would guess they are Oakley's with the Prizm lenses on Flak 2.0's. I have a pair of Radar EV's with the Prizm golf lense. Awesome product! 

 

 

 

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To try to guess exactly what type Oakley lens that is is futile. Oakley has a ton of different colors, prizm being just one collection of lens. Prizm come in different colors for different activities including road, trail, field, golf, deep water, shallow water. (The old baseball prizm is now just “field”. Then there’s all sorts of other lenses, some polarized, some not in colors from bronze and grey with or without  mirror coating ( called “ iridium “ ) to other lens colors like ruby, jade, emerald,... the list goes on. Here’s a good guide to a lot of the options

https://www.sportrx.com/blog/oakley-prizm-prescription-lenses/

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This has become incredibly complicated to this layperson, especially as I am getting old(er). I ride a bike, drive a car, umpire baseball and referee soccer, some times in bright sun, other times in cloudy, grey conditions--which lens (or lenses)? How does one choose? On my "rain" bike, I have a lot of storage capacity, so I will bring two pairs of sunglasses, which I can also do in the car, but I can't do that when officiating.

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On 4/27/2019 at 9:31 AM, LRZ said:

This has become incredibly complicated to this layperson, especially as I am getting old(er). I ride a bike, drive a car, umpire baseball and referee soccer, some times in bright sun, other times in cloudy, grey conditions--which lens (or lenses)? How does one choose? On my "rain" bike, I have a lot of storage capacity, so I will bring two pairs of sunglasses, which I can also do in the car, but I can't do that when officiating.

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