Flying glases

[G60jet]

Does anyone use those coloured glasses and do they improve vision in bright sunlight?

[Oakie]

do you mean the yellow tint';s?

They are for miopic dusk night i am told.

I brought 2 pairs of dark mirroe wrap rounds that work well 1.98 a pair from far east

[kilby]

If you are using LEDs for orientation then avoid blue ones as they vanish if you wear regular sunglasses (makes sense when you think about the the blue end of the spectrum needing cut).

A few of the long serving club members I fly with say that the biggest improvement is made by wearing polarised eyeware, rather than the tinted shooting glasses that hobbyking and others sell)

[G60jet]

I was wearing my polarised sunglasses.  But lifting them wasn';t much cop.  I';ve got red and green on the sides white on the front and blue at the rear.   All those strips from HK

[kilby]

I had to abandon the original blue for the front mounted LEDs as I couldn';t see them in favour of some custom green LED boards a friend sent me.

You may be better having either the front or rear LEDs strobe as the human eye is better adapted for movement/change

[guest325]

I use the grey tints Polarised lenses - wrap rounds from Aldi for about £5, makes a world of a difference when it';s sunny (how often is that???).

[Friskle]

I got some Sundog flying glasses, although i didnt pay the £46, they were meant to be, but they are superb glasses, for flying or driving, looking into the sun is a relative none issue :)

[turok007]

i use FOX make that i had for fishing.