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April 15th 12, 03:26 AM
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RayBan vs Karl Zeiss SkyLET
On Friday, April 13, 2012 8:11:00 AM UTC-4, Peter Scholz wrote:
When flying a lot in sunny conditions over snow covered areas, you might want to consider the 90% variant. For all other situations 80% is sufficient. Thank you for your comment Peter. I see that Zeiss recommends 90% for flying. http://www.zeiss.com/4125680F0053A38...256AC00049D720 Can you tell us the color of your irises? Blue eyed people are more photophobic than brown eyed people. Perhaps this explains your preference for 80% lenses? 
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