Mirrored Visor in a poorly lit rink...

[Hockeypunk 0]

So I really want a Itech mirrored visor but I play on wood floow with bright orange ids pucks. Would the visor make it difficult to see the puck? Does anyone have any experiance with this? Any help would be great

[KC83 2]

i found that the rinks that are darker.. I HATE any tints in a visor... my rink they have these stupid halogen lights, and it reflects off of the glass.. so either you use a tinted visor or no visor at all ... (exageration)

[SickLife 2]

i wish i didn't get a tinted visor.

[cabreezy 0]

i would only suggest getting a mirrored or tinted visor if the arena is too bright or your eyes are sensitive to light. it does darken up your vision quite a bit and you might have a difficult time, or squint the whole game to try and pick out the orange puck, but then again, i do not know how dark your rink really is and it may just work out.

as for dark or poorly lit rinks then the suggested option is to go with the yellow oakley tint. it supposedly brightens things a bit, however i have no experience with the yellow tint.

[Hockeypunk 0]

Hmmm that yellow visor is a good thought. I might have to look for one.

[rwshockey55 0]

i have used a yellow tint oakley in an extremely dark rink, it worked great.

[Hockeypunk 0]

I ordered a oakley yellow tint so lets hope it helps

[bigmack 0]

People made fun of me when i wore my yellow tinted visor. "Did some one pee on your face?"

[philatangy 0]

I have the Itech mirrored visor, and would not suggest using it in a dark rink. It works great if you are playing ice, or roller in a bright enviroment.