Is the green and blue really dark? I like the look but id like to be able to see the snow as well.
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the color seems dark and looks dark. its like looking through sunglasses. you can definitely still see the snow its just not pure white. but it wont be with any tinted goggles thats the point
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No it wasn't as dark as the picture looks. I think they will be just fine. I did like the color. I think the other color that we got was the orange and yellow and I could see the same out of both. I opened them and put them on to make sure no defects but haven't used them yet. I would purchase these again.
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The goggles are not here they are at college with my son but I asked and they said not too dark, very easy to see. Hope that helps!
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I don't know, can you tell me what color the sky is? I can't see it in my peripheral view.
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The one that I got is light green, but I think it also comes in blue. It's not as green as it looks In the picture, in fact it is almost blue. But it's very beautiful. I think the blue one is actually brighter.
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I bought the blue and it is a traditional color, not neon. I would say this green is too!
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It's better if they get snowed on because they will illuminate the snow and it makes an amazing affect. Especially if you get the twinkle lights. They can be seen up to about 4-6" deep.
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I took a look at it again today after its first winter outside, the black finish is a matte finish and it appears that there has been minimal wear from the snow and ice over the winter. There was no clear coat and the finish is not shiny. Hope that helps!
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I would call it beige. It is pretty light in color but very durable. I expect it will get dirty. I've had it out for about 6 weeks in rain and snow and it still looks brand new.
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Hi David, I live near a major metro area, but with a twist: most of the city lights on the U.S. side of the border are blocked by a mountain, and the city of Juarez, Mexico, turns their lights down after midnight just for astronomers. Binoculars or even my 3.5" rarely show more than green before midnight, but after midnight you can see a hint of blue with the 3.5. With the 10" the color blue is visible even before midnight, and after it is much more pronounced, it is strikingly beautiful, and ghostly. I've never seen any other colors though, even when I've taken the 10" to some of the darkest skies in the U.S., such as Cloudcroft, New Mexico (a little over an hour from my house and over 9000' in elevation, so everything in a telescope is razor sharp.) I've also not been able to see any other colors with much larger scopes in the same locations, so I think the colors are only going to show up in photos.
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The fitted is dark like the pic and it doesn't have snowflakes they're more like flowers. Hope this helps.
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The green is definitely a muted green. Not bright at all. For a green it is surprisingly neutral. Doesn't get hot in the sun, and does not show any dirt.
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It reminds me of the "Glow in the Dark" color of green. Almost like you could take it into a dark room and it would glow. (It doesn't but looks like it could)
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I looked at it a little closer...if is like a steel greenish color. It is hard to really make out a color. Not black though. It is real pretty.I am in the middle of a blizzard here and find it to be very sturdy. I took canopy part down but the frame is holding very strong. I love it.
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Yes it is. It is a great contrast against lighter shades of blue. I'm very pleased with it.
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They can look like a dark dark green in different lighting but outside they are black in my opinion.
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I was looking for a more colbalt blue, but really they are a good mix of both colors. Perhaps closer to a country blue. I have enjoyed mine. The color in the picture is a true color.
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Yes, it's pretty dark as that makes it easier for ice fishing. However, there are sever "windows" that you can open for light if needed.
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It really is a true blue green color or teal, not blue. Very rustic. Good luck!