Oakley Crowbar Goggle Replacement Lenses

Oakley makes great vision products, and these were no exception. Nuff said. Steve

I ended up getting a couple of these in different lens types to maximize my use of my Crowbar Frames!

the clear lens is a must for any shredder wanting to shred anytime. they provide maximum light while skiing closed runs at night and are great on cloudy days. they are a little weak in the fog however, but it's still bearable.

they were pretty easy to get in. i enjoy the lens color. ive owned alot of oakleys and ill keep going with oakley

these lenses are great i recomend the blue iridium but if you are short on money order the gr28 lens they are the same tint

This lens is killer. I rode the other day (bluebird) and the Blue Iridium lens was really great. Not only was the lens dark enough for the conditions, it was versatile enough to give me definition in the shady spots. Crowbars are my favorite goggle ever.

My blue iridium lens is great when the light goes from grey bird to about as bright as it gets. It's a pretty good all around lens for anything. Get the yellow iridium for night or super-stormy, socked-in conditions. This is yet another solid lens and goggle from Oakley.

great for flatlight and super sunny dayz are tolerable

I've ridden the Crowbars in HI Yellow, HI Persimmon and Blue Iridium. All are amazing lenses for their respective conditions. The HI Yellow's are great for overcast, snowy, foggy, rainy and night conditions. (Basically, the HI Yellow will slay any sort of low-light conditions.) The blue reflective coating makes them look better than a standard yellow lens as well. The HI Persimmon is a great all-round lens. They're not perfect for bluebird days, but you won't squint too much. They're not perfect for night riding, but you wont' really strain your eyes for terrain clarity. They are, however, perfect for everything in between. The Blue Iridium are a fantastic bright conditions lens. They are more versatile than Black Iridium or Fire Iridium, which are exceptional for bluebird but more or less one trick ponies for sunny days. The Blue Iridiums are a bit more versatile if the clouds roll in. Don't get a lens just because it looks cool, and it will pay off for you with perfect clarity. Oakley's Snow Goggle Light Transmission Ratings (DIFFERENT from what's listed on their website, which pertain only to sunglasses and not their goggles!) Clear - 83% HI Yellow - 81% HI Persimmon - 63% Persimmon - 62% Pink Iridium - 57% VR50 - 50% G30 - 30% Blue Iridium - 30% VR28 - 28% Gold Iridium - 20% Black Iridium - 18% Fire Iridium - 16%

I just love the look of this lens. Gets a lot of glances in the lift line. A little too bright for those sunny days, but perfect for greybird and those days when it dumps. Peripheral vision is fantastic and they don't fog up very easily.

Hi yellow/blue I like this color and it seems to get used the most. It's great during heavy dumps or a bit of fog on the peak. Definitley for lower light it lets in just about as much light as a clear lens. I find that sometimes they replace easy and other times it's a pain in the butt.