Good question, I know he started with powdered ruby-quartz crystal, but Iridium could very well work. But either way, I think these would leave too much of a gap around the top/bottom/sides for the lasers to bounce around and leak out of. Need something that creates a seal against the face.
Depends on the size. Speaking of which be careful of buying these as there are different sizes and groupon did a poor job of highlighting which size these are exactly.
Bad price for these. I picked up a pair of new polarized blue ones for $95 off ebay a year ago.
If you've never dealt with polarization, I'd recommend against it. It can often darken screens to the point where they're impossible to see in sunlight.
Depends on the size. Speaking of which be careful of buying these as there are different sizes and groupon did a poor job of highlighting which size these are exactly.
Bad price for these. I picked up a pair of new polarized blue ones for $95 off ebay a year ago.
I don't think you can compare the two. The ebay link is for regular gradient lenses...
These are both standard iridium and not prizm. The main difference is chrome is 12% light transmission versus 16% light transmission of the ruby iridium.
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Bad price for these. I picked up a pair of new polarized blue ones for $95 off ebay a year ago.
Edit: If this is a good deal check this out,
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Oakley-E...2881830368
If you've never dealt with polarization, I'd recommend against it. It can often darken screens to the point where they're impossible to see in sunlight.
Bad price for these. I picked up a pair of new polarized blue ones for $95 off ebay a year ago.
Edit: If this is a good deal check this out,
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Oakley-E...2881830368
https://www.ebay.com/itm/CLEARANC...1989
My point is this is a truly terrible price for these glasses unless they are polarized.