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Giro’s orange tint offers 67-percent VLT (standard for light transmission), while the yellow lens offers 56-percent.

Giro’s orange tint offers 67-percent VLT (standard for light transmission), while the yellow lens offers 56-percent.

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Giro’s orange tint offers 67-percent VLT (standard for light transmission), while the yellow lens offers 56-percent. | Photo: Matt Pacocha

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Giro’s orange tint offers 67-percent VLT (standard for light transmission), while the yellow lens offers 56-percent.

Giro’s orange tint offers 67-percent VLT (standard for light transmission), while the yellow lens offers 56-percent. | Photo: Matt Pacocha

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