Easton E-pro Interchangeables

[Stripes33]

Thinking about getting some of the Easton E-pro's. Anybody have any idea on what the different colored lenses are used for? Blue, Silver Smoke, and Orange.

[Skahtboi]

Originally Posted by Stripes33

Thinking about getting some of the Easton E-pro's. Anybody have any idea on what the different colored lenses are used for? Blue, Silver Smoke, and Orange.

From one of many websites:

"The 100% UV protective, shatter-resistant polycarbonate lenses are interchangeable to allow for customization."

[Stripes33]

But do the different colors offer any functionality or are they just for looks?

[Skahtboi]

Originally Posted by Stripes33

But do the different colors offer any functionality or are they just for looks?

The official website says nothing other than what I quoted above, so apparently it is just for looks.

[argodad]

I use Tifosi sunglasses (made for bicyclists and sold in bike shops). They have interchangeable lens. I've found the yellow ones to be good on days with a high thin overcast or in very hazy conditions. The clear ones are good for keeping bugs out of your eyes when riding a bike -- but of no particular use on a softball field.

[Skahtboi]

Originally Posted by argodad

I use Tifosi sunglasses (made for bicyclists and sold in bike shops). They have interchangeable lens. I've found the yellow ones to be good on days with a high thin overcast or in very hazy conditions. The clear ones are good for keeping bugs out of your eyes when riding a bike -- but of no particular use on a softball field.

I don't know. Some of these Texas softball fields in late spring have hordes of bugs in all varieties! They may come in useful here!

[Skahtboi]

Originally Posted by argodad

I use Tifosi sunglasses (made for bicyclists and sold in bike shops). They have interchangeable lens. I've found the yellow ones to be good on days with a high thin overcast or in very hazy conditions. The clear ones are good for keeping bugs out of your eyes when riding a bike -- but of no particular use on a softball field.

Did you know Tifosi backwards is "is of it???"

[NCASAUmp]

Originally Posted by Stripes33

But do the different colors offer any functionality or are they just for looks?

Sorry to bring up an old thread, but I looked into these glasses and picked up a pair for $20. They just arrived today, and holy CRAP do the blue lenses light everything up! anythingxtreme.com is selling the navy and silver for $25, and the grey for $20. Not too shabby.