I was a longtime fan of Oakley's Wisdoms. They are still a great goggle, but all three pairs of mine quickly found their way to craigslist after I tried the Crowbars.
The peripheral vision is panoramic, even improving on the Wisdoms solid field of vision. The style is cleaner, the venting is as good as ever, and unlike the Wisdoms, the Crowbars are helmet-compatible right out of the box, thanks to the new strap suspension system. (Switching a sold-separately strap between three pairs of Wisdoms over a helmet was not exactly convenient.)

Although they look bigger, the Crowbars actually fit in my Sessions jacket pocket more easily than my bulky Wisdoms. I have a larger face and the Crowbars fit better, yet my wife (who is much smaller than me) loves the fit of her Crowbars as well.

It's no debate, Oakley's are pricy, but the Crowbars are worth every penny.

These goggles breathe better than any other pair that I have owned. They have a nice fit for my medium face, the amber lens I have is great for low-light and Oakley puts a sticky rubber so you spend less time fixing your goggles on your helmet and more time getting your turns in that deep snow. Did I mention they look sweet!

These are a beefy goggle, with a great range of vision. My only complaint is that they are a little tight over the helmet (although it still works).

dont get these goggles one of oakley's worse get an A frame or smith goggles not the best choice