For indoor pool swimming, I use the Roka F1 in Cobalt Blue. You could also do the clear. Roka says Dark Amber would be good for low light

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I've been swimming in the Dark Vermillion and/or Dark Amber mirror for indoor and earlier morning swims. They've both been fine. I would also 'think' that the clear mirror would be a good choice.

As a side note. I have seldom worn dark grey goggles of any brand. If I have, I've only worn them on the brightest of days. On race days, I almost always wore clear or blue tinted goggles.

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Thank you both. I'll try one of the vermillion, if it is suitable for indoors. They are actually for my daughter who has a light sensitivity issue hence our default to dark grey. Like I said will be excellent for full summer sun in Florida.

Amber Mirror or Vermillion Mirror are the most "universal"

At dusk, though, Cobalt is the best bet. Basically, pick the tint that's on the opposite side of the spectrum of the prevailing light. So dusk, when light is red/orange, go with blue.

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@gotsand

if you aren't stoked on the darkness of the grey mirror, feel free to send them back, and we'll swap you out or refund you, no prob. people asked for that dark of a tint for outside swimming with overhead sun.

i think light amber and light vermilion are great for indoor swimming. they really brighten things up. cobalt is slightly darker but also suitable. the vermilion mirror is light enough for indoors, too and is nice if there are bright lights overhead and you swim backstroke.

best
rob

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rob canales
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I use the light amber for early morning or overcast days. I only have dark gray mirror and the light amber though -- haven't tried the other tints yet.

Thanks, Rob. I'll hang on to them, as they should be great for backstroke in the middle of summer. It's actually really good to see someone making a pair this dark...just not ideal for indoors.

not to hijack the thread, but rob, quick question...

i got a pair of the F1 goggles last summer in dark amber mirror, hoping to use them outdoors on really sunny days. the tint is great, but they fog up really, really badly for me in all conditions - indoors, outdoors, warm, cold, doesn't matter. i've been really careful not to touch the lenses, and i eventually tried applying some aquasphere (because it's all i had) anti-fog stuff, but it didn't help.

any suggestions?

@climber7,

drat. pls contact support@rokasports.com and we'll get them swapped out. the AF coating does wear with normal use, but sounds like maybe there might be a warranty issue on this particular pair, so would be happy to swap for you. feel free to mention we chatted on ST.

have a nice weekend

best
r

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rob canales
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I use the cobalt indoors.

thanks, rob! was just hoping for suggestions of possible anti-fog measures/products, but that would be great. will do.