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Eyedictive has
Smith Optics x The North Face Limited Edition Embark Polarized ChromaPop Square Sport Sunglasses on sale for $147 - $95 (apply discount code
VB5JDV495 at checkout) =
$52.
Shipping is free.
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Available:- TNF Mt Black/Black Gold (4NL58HN)
- TNF Mt Black/Red (BLX58H4)
Features:- Removable and ventilated side shields add peripheral light coverage, and low-profile, adjustable temple arms let you customize the fit.
- A goggle-inspired retainer strap adds the security to keep them in place through technical ascents and high-speed descents.
- Fitted with polarized ChromaPop mirrored lenses that cut glare, enhance color and contrast all while providing 100% UV protection.
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Two negatives for me:
- The visible light transmission is very low which is great for when there is plenty of sun, but not so good for more variable light situations
- The tint is cool/blue which I don't personally like. I prefer neutral to warm tints on my shades.
Despite these negatives I kept them as they are a good value otherwise.
Edit: Mine are black gold ones.
Chromapop is pretty awesome and I'm a fan. The color separating tech is becoming standard in the industry now and most brands have some treatment/filter/something that works similarly.
Edit: I'll add that I use glacier glasses for fishing, mountaineering, glacier travel, ice climbing, for bright environments, and the aesthetic. These are not the best for very high output activities (e.g., nordic, running), unless you are trying to prioritize lateral sun protection. I find the side-shades do cut down on air flow across the lens and lead to more fogging.
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Two negatives for me:
- The visible light transmission is very low which is great for when there is plenty of sun, but not so good for more variable light situations
- The tint is cool/blue which I don't personally like. I prefer neutral to warm tints on my shades.
Despite these negatives I kept them as they are a good value otherwise.
Edit: Mine are black gold ones.
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Chromapop is pretty awesome and I'm a fan. The color separating tech is becoming standard in the industry now and most brands have some treatment/filter/something that works similarly.
Edit: I'll add that I use glacier glasses for fishing, mountaineering, glacier travel, ice climbing, for bright environments, and the aesthetic. These are not the best for very high output activities (e.g., nordic, running), unless you are trying to prioritize lateral sun protection. I find the side-shades do cut down on air flow across the lens and lead to more fogging.
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