LED headlamps - what's your view as a user?

[lazybloke]

A couple of years ago, I bought a pair of Bloomoak 'Day / Night Driving Glasses' for about £18 on Amazon and I'm perfectly happy with them. Keep the night time dazzle down from oncoming traffic pretty well as sunlight during the day.
I bought my son a pair as he's an HGV driver and he's well pleased with his.
But bear in mind that the sensitivity of folk's eyes vary a great deal, so it's probably horses for courses.

Just looked, and might give them a go. In thanks

 

[SpokeyDokey]

A quick look at Specsavers and eg the link here doesn't give yellow tinted glasses good press for nightime glare reduction:

https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/acces...at-are-night-driving-glasses-and-do-they-work

 

[mistyoptic]

A quick look at Specsavers and eg the link here doesn't give yellow tinted glasses good press for nightime glare reduction:

https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/acces...at-are-night-driving-glasses-and-do-they-work

Because your eyes are protesting at the sudden shift from dark to bright. Yellow lenses don’t alter the amplitude of change

 

[lazybloke]

Because your eyes are protesting at the sudden shift from dark to bright. Yellow lenses don’t alter the amplitude of change

I ordered a pair ti try.

I should think polarising should give a greater benefit than the yellow colouring. That, and keeping a scrupulously clean windscreen (outside and in).

 

[mistyoptic]

I ordered a pair ti try.

I should think polarising should give a greater benefit than the yellow colouring. That, and keeping a scrupulously clean windscreen (outside and in).

https://www.theaa.com/driving-advic...uld, by law,not recommended for night driving.