Interesting video on eye color perception from Zeiss

[Tricia]

So I’m curious if Zeiss makes lenses for other goggle brands, because I’ve seen Sonar lenses intended for flat light listed by other brands, and I just ordered one for my Abom goggles. I think I recall somewhere in the Pug/SkiTalksphere mentioned that Abom used Carl Zeiss lenses, but I can’t find it on their website.

Lots of manufacturers use Zeiss lenses.
POC
Giro (example shown)

 

[Henry]

I got the TGR goggles and without snow looked at some varying gray storm clouds. I like what I see. In the sun the denser lens is green and worked well at cutting the glare.

The lenses are held in the frame with magnets. Should be fine, but I just got my booster shot, and those magnetic lenses were clinging all over me like vampire squid......

 

[Rdputnam515]

I got the TGR goggles and without snow looked at some varying gray storm clouds. I like what I see. In the sun the denser lens is green and worked well at cutting the glare.

The lenses are held in the frame with magnets. Should be fine, but I just got my booster shot, and those magnetic lenses were clinging all over me like vampire squid......

Look at the bright side, now you don’t need frames

 

[Henry]

I just returned the Teton Gravity Research goggles with Zeiss lenses. The lenses didn't work for me. I saw amber blobs floating around, similar to the pink blobs I saw with Oakley Prizm. I'm back to Smith ChromaPop which is great for my eyes.

 

[James]

For no particularly defensible reason, I've always been a Leica guy. Where have they been in the eyewear department?

Do you really want a $1k goggle with Germanic idiosyncrasies?

 

[Tony S]

Do you really want a $1k goggle with Germanic idiosyncrasies?

Good point. No.

 

[Tony S]

Do you really want a $1k goggle with Germanic idiosyncrasies?

Good point. No.

On the other hand, if Panasonic can work something out with them so can Bollé or whatever, right?