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Oakley Shaun White Signature A-Frame Goggle

Item # OAK2358

( 7 Reviews )

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Tech Specs

Frame Material:
O Matter
Ventilation:
top, bottom
Eyeglass Compatible:
no
Recommended Use:
winter sports
Face Size:
small, medium
Helmet Compatible:
yes

The Shaun White Signature A-Frame Goggle fuses proven Oakley technology with the creativity of the X-Games and Olympic gold medal winner himself. If you think the A Frame is dated at this point, having been around since the Y2K scare, think about it this way: when Red Bull builds you your own private halfpipe, complete with the first documented on-snow foam pit, on the back of Silverton for your training sessions, you can pretty much have any goggle you want. Shaun chooses the A-Frame.

  • Lightweight, flexible, impact-resistant O Matter polymer frame
  • Dual-layer anti-fog Plutonite lens with XYZ spherical optic technology
  • Triple-layer wicking face foam for comfort
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works great and comfortable

    My wife got these for me for Christmas and I love them. super comfortable and worked great. no fogging and clear vision. could wear for hours with no issues. can't ask for much more from a goggle. and to top it off, they look great.

    Great Lenses...

      These Oakley's are super comfortable. The Vr50 Pink Iridium lens is great for flat to mid light conditions. They do cut off a little bit of my peripheral vision due to the super soft lining of the frame sometimes creeping into view. Otherwise it's just what you would expect from Oakley, a high quality frame with great interchangeable lens options.

      Saweet!

        These goggles are the best $130 i have ever spent. i have the persimmon lenses and they are dark enough for bright days but light enough for night riding. Very comfortable, and high quality goggles.

        :(

          Not bad....i guess. I was truly disappointed in oakleys quality with these goggles. they worked great for about 3 days and then for some reason they slowly began to get foggier and foggier. soon they were so foggy i could not see 4 feet in front of my face. I tried to wipe the fog of with the bag, thinking it was on the outside of my gogg's but it turns out that a seal or something broke inbetween the inner and outer lens and it is impossible to wipe the fog out. oakley not your best, considering i own 5+ pairs of oakley googles and sunglasses i would know these do not meet my expectations for oakley. they do not even come close to sort of meeting my expectations.

          super sick goggles

            I have last years Shaun White A Frames, although I have only had one other pair of goggles (old school Spy's) these goggles blow them out of the water!!!!! Super comfortable, and good for all conditions. I have the black iridium lense in mine and they are clear in every condition and you are able to see every detail in the terrain. Highly recommend spending the extra $$$ on these, you wont be dissapointed.

            hello, i got a shaun white a frame goggle, and i need a replace lens, what can i choose

            Ava C.

            So unfortunately the lens that you would need for this google, is not made by oakley anymore, and we do not carry it. The A frame lens that we have now is for the updated frame and will not fit this frame. Your best bet would be search ebay

            Can you see as good with the pink iridium...

            Can you see as good with the pink iridium or do most people prefer black?

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            black works great for blue bird days, pink for lower light. to be honest, i would think about avoiding pink. a friend has them and she complains that it's too bright during the day and too dark at night. so if you do both, it might work, but i would consider specializing a lens to your riding conditions (time of day).