Description
Living proof that goggles can evolve.
- Flexible O-Matter frame remains pliable in any temperature
- F3 Anti-fog coating eliminates the steam-room cloud
- Outrigger strap mounts distribute strap pressure evenly to the face with or without a helmet
- New for 2010/11: integrated attachment points for Oakley Splice Bandito removable face mask
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Never Fog and Look Great
Tim Franciscovich
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I love these goggles, have 2 pairs of them. EMERALD IRIDIUM is awesome for sunny days. Super comfortable too!
Good Bang for your Buck!
Shawn
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This is a good pair of goggles for the price. These have good peripheral vision and are durable. The Lens switching system is a bit of a pain, but it is fairly simple. If you are willing to spend a couple more dollars, than the Smith I/OX or the Oakley Airbrake are a much better buy as they come with a second lens. Both the Airbrake and I/OX have a much easier lens swapping system too.
happy
Janet Kaplar
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happy with these
Great
Will
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Great goggle, as expected, lens tint is as expected for blue bird days, used in more overcast and it was ok once you adjust but was tough for the back end of a bluebird day, couldnt see any contrast in the shade. Looks great, never fogs.
how are these with a helmet?
tyep215601
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how are these with a helmet?
Pierre Bergman
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depends on the helmet. I use the poc receptor bug, and there is very little gap. Also depends on the size of your mellon.
great goggles!
Cameron Wilkins
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
fit awesome, look dope, and dont fog up. what more could you ask for?
I currently own a pair of these and they're...
John H
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I currently own a pair of these and they're quite awesome. Problem is, i only have a fire iridium lens, and i do a lot of night skiing. Should i get the H.I. yellow or persimmon lens for a good combo?
knanier
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Go for the H.I. yellow. Its awesome.
Good fit
sci5728076
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I haven't used them on the slopes yet but they fit great and are very comfortable. Oakley makes a great lens and the color/style is awesome. I have a big head and they seem to fit just fine.
Not for the large melon guys
Bill Phillips
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These are great goggles my only problem is they say there for med to large face there not for a large face if you want something for you larger Mellon dudes out there go with the EG2.
Would these goggles fit with the giro...
Nick Jenkins
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Would these goggles fit with the giro remedy s? I know some goggle shapes don't fit.
Doesn't pinch the nose!
Jeff Guest
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I scored a pair of these for free a couple years ago and they are amazing! They don't pinch your nose like most other goggles out there and they are Oakley's so you know there is quality built in!
Oakley Splice Goggle
wit5506741
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I am very disapointed by the lens quality of this pair of googles. The Lens Tinting is very uneven. It is dark in the center of the goggle lens and light on both sides. This causes very distinct vision changes as you change your focus point while skiing. It means that one eye looks through a dark lens while the other looks through a light lens, which is disconcerting. This is the first Oakley product I have purchased and I do not recommend them.
Awesome goggles
Logan Curtis
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Best goggles I've ever owned. Really comfortable, and great ventilation. Fire/Iridium keeps the sun out and gets looks all day. Two thumbs up.
Polished white, Fire/Iridium
Logan Curtis
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Nice goggles
Tobias Kai Looper
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These are a great pair of goggles, they look good, fit well and it takes a lot to get them to fog up. Awesome clairity in any condition. You really can see very well with these. I guess that's kind of obvious, being Oakley, but it's not just all hype. Oakley knows their optics. Fully adjustable and can fit helmets pretty easily. If you're thinking of getting a pair I would definatly suggest these.
Design to not pinch your nose pinches your nose
ada2596872
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The design Oakley has to not pinch your nose actually ended up pinching my nose a lot, making it tough to breathe. And I have a very normal-sized nose. There's a ton of foam padding around the bottom that makes them stick off your face a bunch, limiting the downward vision (not cool when looking down a cliff), and that's what restricted breathing out of my nose a lot. This is all being said while wearing a Bern hard hat helmet. Without the helmet, and hat only, they fit great. I usually rock A-frames, and sent back the splices in lieu of A frames for the pinching reason. Plus A-frames are a lot cheaper
Darn nice goggles
borracho
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These are excellent goggles. I got the marine blue with black iridium lens and swapped the red strap for a black one, which looks very cool now. It's cool that you can customize the outriggers and strap for a unique look. They're the most comfortable goggles I have worn and fit nicely with my helmet. The lens is very clear and you have to really work at it to get these to fog, and even then it goes away quickly. Just looking at the lens, you can tell the quality. It's much thicker than most goggle lenses, and is more rigid. The field of vision is good. Highly recommended. Not that these things need another positive review...
AWESOME
dav4768337
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THE whole doesn't pinch the nose is true, breathing is that much easier. Don't fog up except when hiking and sweating hard but thats normal, Great fit, comfortable and worth the price.
Great!
Trevor Reed
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Love them! Fire Lenses. Got them the first of last week and took them out on friday and saturday. Friday was bright and sunny and they were great and didn't strain my eyes at all. Saturday was well below zero so I was bundled up pretty good which caused my breathing to go up into my goggles and they didn't fog at all. My buddy doing the same thing had to take is goggles off because they were too fogged to see through. Comfortable and look great!
Love 'em
Miller Time
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The lens works in all but the flattest of light. Fit my Smith Vantage helmet well. They don't ride up on my face.
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Trevor Reed
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