I have a pair of goggles that has replaceable lenses. Like everyone else I use the yellow or clear at night.

 

If anyone is having difficulty seeing in poor light conditions then get your eyes tested and if necessary wear correcting prescription spectacles! How often have you cursed that old motorist in front for slowing down or braking at night, when an on-coming car comes into view with it's headlights on? That is you in a few years time.....

 

I use Oakley Half Jacket XLJ with the persimmon lens. Its good at night and will do in a pinch during the day.
I also have yellow and clear lenses for them.
http://www.oakley.com/en/mens/sungla...skuCode=41-743

 

i use KD's
Polarized Yellow and/ or Light Green
when i feel like a change
they work shweet and are very cheap -
they run small so look for the x kds for larger sizes , they also have Day2Nite Lenses but those cost a wee bit more

 

i use a set of clear glasses that look like raybanz but with clear lenses. and a bright *** LED light i can turn on if things are too dark or i cant see the road ahead

 

I used to drive semis, and found myself driving through a winter storm in the mountains one day. Visibility was very poor, and I had a hard time seeing. At a fuel stop, I dug out a pair of yellow safety glasses I had, and was completely amazed at the difference they made. I could see pretty well with them.
I had 2 sets of glasses for riding, tinted and yellow. I wore the tinted ones in the sun, and yellow ones for night or poor visibility (mostly just night). They didn't quite seal around my right eye properly (I think my head is crooked or something) and when riding in cold weather, the wind would get in there and make my eye water, making it hard to see. I took my wife's snowboard goggles, which are an amber color. Good seal, and good visibility, day and night. No more switching them out!