How would the vision through these be at night? Im looking at these as part of a Halloween costume.
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Heh he he, these are not meant for cosplay guy. These are actually made by a company who makes welding supplies, and are a nice blue tinted shade 9, which pretty much used for gas welding, and for long days spent looking at the sun. So they make excellent sunglasses. To answer your question would they work for a halloween costume, yes these would work for that, but if you put them down over your eyes, it's your fault if you go walking into traffic after dark.
1739977
They would not be great at night. They are really dark. However, they are really cute.
1739978
You can't see at all during the day let alone the night. Unless you take out the shaded lense. It does in fact come with clear lenses.
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The very dark lenses can be removed and you can leave just the plastic clear lenses in them; otherwise, you would not be able see at all as these are truly welding goggles and not custome ones. They are excellent for steampunk costumes and are a great, great price.
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I actually switched the lenses to the clear set that came with it. They are pretty dark, so vision would be limited on a dark night. I use them for my steampunk costume and they look great with some added loupes and gears glued on.
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They come with clear and tinted lenses. I used them as costume goggles, and the clear lenses were great. Just unscrew the caps on each lens, take out the tinted lenses, drop in the clear then screw them back on. quick and easy. You won't be able to see through the tinted ones, they are too dark.
925068
I personally would go with the abu cushies from abuniverse since u'd only be wearing them at night :)
696744
There pretty dark. Up close you can see eyes but from 2-3 feet away you can't
1290706
Yes, I use these for Halloween props that are used at night in the dark. There are 2 knobs for sensitivity and range. I've noticed some are very sensitive so I have to put a piece of pvc pipe on the end to narrow the view and so they are not continually picking up wanted motion. They work great.
2015127
Yes, that is what I use them for driving my motorcycle at night. They do not darken much during the day.
2085653
I dont have an answer for that, I dont think these were designed for night driving. They are generally for use with high intensity UV ray, for protection.
994541
These are a toy. The lenses are blue and then they have little flashlights on the side. So when the lights are off you can see in the dark but theyre not night vision or anything like that.
695058
I haven't tried it outside at night, but you would obviously be seen. You would probably see the ground clearly enough.
1945927
i use them for gaming, but now i want to see how they work for night driving.... to be continued ....
49504
Night vision is not the best. I have these in my stores. We have found that leaving one light on really helps.
1456610
No, you cannot see through it at night. You roll the covers down to let in light and then roll them back up at night from the outside. They have Velcro to hold them in place.
754167
Ya I would highly recommend them. Best of both worlds, very easy to see during th day and nice and bright for night use as well.
1216740
I have not tried these at night. I use them primarily for bird watching, for which they are excellant. But this is what I will; tonight or tomorrow night I will take them outside and see how they work in "low-light". Tom
761729
Probably, but they are not bright enough to use. Can't be seen at all in the daylight and just a little at night.
555322
You should be ok if make sure no moisture gets on the shades. They will look awesome at night!
814096
I have input used these-so far-for viewing the night sky. The view of the moon was excellent. Of course it couldn't compare to viewing it with a telescope. I think these are a definitely a good value. I have no complaints with them. I also gave them as a gift and that person thinks the same. I hope this had helped you in some way.
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Looks like its designed to imitate infrared emitters. These are used to enhance nightvision in cameras, and you can definitely see it in cameras that have it. The brighter the light, the more the camera can see in pitch dark.