Light sensitive visor films

[Forest]

For $50 you can get a set of Polarising sunglasses.

That's what I would get. They're great for cutting down on glare.

[Swoop]

Guys, how do you work the rep system, I MUST KNOW!

First, read the FAQ section at the top of your screen.
Second, if you agree with a post to such an extent that you want to reward the poster, there is a small icon at the top right of each post. This looks like a +/- button and you merely need to press this to agree or disagree with a post.

[MSTRS:Me]

First, read the FAQ section at the top of your screen.
Second, if you agree with a post to such an extent that you want to reward the poster, there is a small icon at the top right of each post. This looks like a +/- button and you merely need to press this to agree or disagree with a post.

In the dark universe it does. In the light, it is a set of scales.
A thought occurred to me re these visor tints...on a bright, sunny day, when you get to the socialising place, you might need sunnies - so you will have to carry them anyway.

[Roki_nz]

They are great if you want to stop fogging so not entirely a waste of money lol

I agree better just to buy one to stop fog, works wonders and it does cut the glare out slighty

[Skunk]

In the dark universe it does. In the light, it is a set of scales.
A thought occurred to me re these visor tints...on a bright, sunny day, when you get to the socialising place, you might need sunnies - so you will have to carry them anyway.

Light sensitive glasses take care of that for me... I need UV blocking visors with a tint or clear visors.

Otherwise I get both the tinting glasses and the dark visor. It's a dark world...

[sinfull]

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Guys, how do you work the rep system, I MUST KNOW!
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Just above the bike they ride is a +/-, click that , agree with gives green rep dissagree gives red !
Edit : Doh ! Didn't see the second page hehe beat me by ohhhh 4 hrs there Swoop lol

[bert_is_evil]

Does it have a UV filter like tinted visors and sunnies? Because using a tinted visor without a UV filter will make your pupils dialate (cos they think it's dark), then the UV light will scorchify your retina's.

I know someone who permanently damaged their eyesight by washing a car on a bright sunny day with no sunnies on - they were blind for a couple of days then their vision slowly returned, but now they have to wear glasses and can't wear contacts. Not cool.

[Patrick]

If thees are the Pro Grips one's I have had one for the past three months and they not very light sensitive. In sunlight they will tint around -5% and thats about it.

If your expecting them to act as light sensitive Polaroid lens you will be disappointed, they are basically just standard visor tints with hefty price tag, I only paid $35 for mine.

Can't remember the brand name but yeah, a stick on inset to the inside of your visor... tints a little, not a lot, but enough to save the retinas... Paid $39.95 from memory 2-3 years ago, still fine.

They are great if you want to stop fogging so not entirely a waste of money lol

Brilliant at stopping the fogging up on cold mornings from your breath....

[Scruffygit]

Can you get these in NZ?

http://www.sounddistribution.co.uk/p...p?recnumber=72

[chester]

$35 http://www.motoretail.co.nz/product.cfm?ID=126

[HenryDorsetCase]

Ive just punted 50 slides and will report in due course. I wear glasses and have a clear visor and a tinted visor. My prescription sunglasses dont work that well looking thru a clear visor because they are polarised and you see what looks like water everywhere. If this stuff works it will be perfect for me.

I have a spare clear visor so in a spirit of scientific endeavour, I shall test and reveal my findings to the class.

[HenryDorsetCase]

$35 http://www.motoretail.co.nz/product.cfm?ID=126

Ah fuckit!

[Qkchk:Me]

$35 http://www.motoretail.co.nz/product.cfm?ID=126

I purchased one of those about 2 years ago, sure they are great for anti-fog but the light changing properties they claim are crap! Same goes for the Light Sensitive Pro-Grip MX goggles. Better off purchasing a tinted visor and just dealing with the logistics....

[Jerry74]

sounds like a good idea

[Blackshear]

Ah, sounds like I didn't do ENOUGH research.
Doesn't really matter, it's only 50$.
That coulda got me a couple visors, but meh.

Sunglasses fuxzor with my head, can only wear them for a couple minutes before I get an intense pressure headache.

By the sounds of it, I wont be expecting much in terms of light reduction, but as long as it takes off some of the edge, it's done summink.

Wonder how nighttime and headlights will mix

Edit.
Goddamn.
I got pretty ripped off.

Extra fifteen dorrah.