I'm looking at purchasing a pair of Wiley sunglasses. They offer a partial polarization (PPZ) lens that is exclusive to HD.
According to the Wiley website the PPZ lens has 14% light transmission and 70% polarization. They state, "this innovative lens provides the glare-cutting advantages of Wiley X polarization while maintaining the distortion-free vision daytime riders need. These breakthrough PPZ lenses provide crystal clear viewing of digital gauges, which often have their own UV coating. This same technology provides riders with a high-definition view of the riding surface at all angles — even when looking through a bike’s windscreen."
The PPZ lens runs about $60 more than their standard 100% polarized lens. Has anyone tried the PPZ and is it worth the extra money?
According to the Wiley website the PPZ lens has 14% light transmission and 70% polarization. They state, "this innovative lens provides the glare-cutting advantages of Wiley X polarization while maintaining the distortion-free vision daytime riders need. These breakthrough PPZ lenses provide crystal clear viewing of digital gauges, which often have their own UV coating. This same technology provides riders with a high-definition view of the riding surface at all angles — even when looking through a bike’s windscreen."
The PPZ lens runs about $60 more than their standard 100% polarized lens. Has anyone tried the PPZ and is it worth the extra money?