Orange lens glasses for night riding

I prefer clear at night. Neither color increases the actual light. The colored lenses actually block some of the light. I can see more with the clear ones.

I have to agree with JPR. Depending on where and when you are riding, the colored lenses can reduce what you see. This made me nervous when riding through wooded areas in spring and fall. Would never have been able to see a deer until it was on the road in front of me.

I'm in agreement as well, I use a clear lens after dark. Only time I don't is in town in the rain, then I use a light grey tint, because the light refracting off everything drives me nuts.

A light yellow tint enhances the contrast colors of objects in low light conditions .

Clear at night for me also.

Googling some "eyeglass" sites may be helpful. Here is one from "Decot" :

Decot Sport Glasses - The Best Shooting & Sport Glasses Under The Sun! - General Info - Color Recommendations

I run clear/transitions prescription at night and polarized prescriptions during the day.
I have tried a bunch of different tints as shooting glasses as well and use the above combo. "The night shooting is trap or skeet under lights, not deer shining."
Though it has been quite awhile, I have done a night time **** hunt or two. Those are a trip...

I found a pair of light blue, works well for me.

I use clear as much as possible but switch to yellow if I'm going to be dealing with a lot of artificial light (street lights, etc.) In those situations the glare I get is worse then the slightly darkened view the yellow lens gives.

I only use clear after dark, the yellow on rainy or very low light days, and HD Sunglasses any other time.

Yellow lenses during low light & foggy conditions

99% of my night riding is city riding so yellow/amber is my choice. I also use the yellow in fog, rain, etc...

I like clear at night amber during the day an in rain

silvereagle50 said:

I only use clear after dark, the yellow on rainy or very low light days, and HD Sunglasses any other time.

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Same here.

mojodad said:

99% of my night riding is city riding so yellow/amber is my choice. I also use the yellow in fog, rain, etc...

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You poor bastage. How do you survive?

clear here:thumbsup