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these goggles are sick
esb219
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these goggles are sick. i bought them in the beginning of the season and wore them through. they never fogged and they were definately some of the best looking goggles on the mountains. buy these you will not regret it. they're super light and they hardly cut down on your field of vision. awesome purchase
Excellent goggle, just a bit unlucky!
Moi
Member since
These are absolutely the best goggles I've had. They are great with low light and on sunny days!...
I was unlucky and the strap became lose after the first time I used them.
XO XO
butterlicious
Member since
they looked a little flimsy at first, but they are tough! I've had no probs. the only thing is that i had the soldier before and these cover less cheek so they felt weird. but I'm getting used to it. def really steezy. comparable to the oakley a frames, but nicer colors. i got tan mirror. I'm 100% happy.
SPY
David Mizandari
Member since
SPY ORBIT GOOGLE REALLY ROCKS!!!
i recommend it fow all snowboard lovers :)))
These are sweet...
Karlos
Member since
The frames are a little on the smaller side which I like, they don't smoosh my nose like most others. the orange reflective lenses look sick and are good in sunlight as well as flat light. Couldn't be happier with them
these are amazing
macgyver
Member since
i was walking around in my room and stepped on them. i though they broke but they help up perfectly. i weigh 135 and stepped directly on them
Awesome Goggles
College Boy
Member since
Probably the sickest pair of goggles on the market, never fog, and never scratch, would recommend these for anyone looking to purchase a quality pair of goggles.
Solid
Dertey Jersey
Member since
Awesome Goggle, great lens. The Orange Spectra Mirror lens is good in high light / low light / whatever light / and the goggle itself wraps your head. Good adjustment in the strap, and sits under a helmet nice and tight. Definately a great purchase.
Well worth the money...
ray2458867
Member since
An excellent goggle...I am not a big fan of the goggles out in todays market. I do however like the look and fit of the Spy Orbit. No restrictions in your view which was very important to me. Like Spy advertises, the Orbits never fog up and I have yet to get a scratch. Trust me I have bailed hard on my face many times and still not a mark. Orbits fit well with the Reds Trace and Hi-Fi helmets. I use both helmets and the Orbits fit flawlessly. There is barely any gap between the top of the goggles and the helmet. Sometimes when bombing down the mountain the goggles do whistle. Not enough to be annoying though. The mirrored lens lets your wondering eyes "SPY" at the snow bunnies. All these wonderful options comes for a steep price but well worth the money in the end. I would recommend the Orbit Azzure blue/orange lens. Quite stylish...I get nothing but compliments.
Pricey, but worth it
Alex L
Member since
I've worn my Orbits 5 times so far and I can't think of a single bad thing to say about them. Then again I shouldn't, since they are one of Spy's top-end models. They stay fog-free, even after boarding all day with snow in them (I'm a noob so that tends to be all the time). My lens is chrome persimmon, and are great in bright light, not so great in low light. The orbit lens does give you a slight fishbowl effect though, but it's hardly noticeable. I have a medium-large face and they fit slightly narrow, and if you don't have a nose bridge then there will be a gap. I wear them with my Skycap II which holds them in place perfectly, but without it they'll slide up on my face. So if you have a flat face/nose then wear them with a helmet. Other than that, they look awesome -- definitely the best looking goggles made by Spy. Although they're pricey, they perform and look like it. And at this site's prices how can you go wrong?
Spy Orbit...Out of this World!
darqurt3
Member since
These are great goggles.
the bidnezz
DAFLY
Member since
These goggles are sick just spent a week in Italy with these bad boys tried my hardest to fog them ,very comfortable , you almost forget there on well worth the cash, my second pair of spy would never change
my long-time favorite
Alpinelight
Member since
Now on my second pair of Spy Orbits - love these goggles. I took my old pair and put in a low-light lens, to use for storm days.
Basically, they:
1. fit great with a helmet
2. have excellent optical quality
3. are highly resistant to fogging
4. look sick
I have about 150 days of history wearing Orbits, so feel very confident in recommending them. There's no way you should be disappointed with these. Worth every penny.
Only other goggle I liked almost as well was the Oakley Wisdom, but it didn't fit as nicely with helmets.
Optically correct?
Timmyc
Member since
I've had a pair of these for a while now, and I generally like them. The design is one of the best. The optically correct bit was one of the reasons I got them, but I don't believe it. After a full day riding, when I take them off, my vision is weird and feels distorted for about an hour afterwards - like my head is in a fishbowl. This does not happen with my other pair of similar price, top-range goggles.
Spy Orbit Goggles
Doody
Member since
These goggles are by far the best goggles I have every bought. I just got my pair a week ago, and I used them for the first time and they are wonderful. I got a new pair because my other ones used to fog up a ton. The orbits dont fog up at all and they are extremely comfortable and arent huge like some goggles. They are worth every penny trust me.
Fantasic Goggles unless you wear a brain bucket
Neversummer
Member since
The goggles alone are awesome. Great lenses, never fog, very comfortable and look good. The down side of these specs is they THEY DO NOT FIT ANY HELMET!!! There is a slight curve to make room for the top center vent. So, while you are riding on a cold day, the center of your forehead is exposed and you get to experience "brain freeze..."
orbit goggles
cartelryder04
Member since
The Spy Orbit goggles are ripping. They are perfect for storm conditions and deep powder. Visibility is great and the fog factor is zero! They are so comfortable that it doesn't even feel like you are wearing goggles.
best goggles ever
kimbo
Member since
Bitchn man!! The best goggles Ive owned. Spy really did it with these bad boys!!
When the sun comes out, the definition really shows in the snow, exactly what Ive been looking for, not to mention they're the coolest looking goggles on the planet!
okay
David Ehrlich
Member since
They are okay goggles. The first time out, the strap ripped out of the frame, and they don't seem to be as good as they could be. But they are still nice goggles. The Oakley wisdoms are better quality than these.
Review of steez
Screwitoverwreckit
Member since
Ok, check the pic out closely on these in the deep red color look to the top of the lens and then towards the inside. Mouth, nose, eyes and off to the right red horns, a skull. Pretty sick design. Never tested them but I want a pair now.
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