bp2705

A solid ride for a decent price. Offers good dampening quality underfoot with out affecting mobility and quickness. I have always liked drake composite base plates and metal heal cup for in the fact that they save my knees/legs/etc by offering a little bit of flex at those crucial moment when you need it. Good all mountain set up, especially for intermediate riders looking to save $ with an all-terrain setup instead of a quiver.

Good stuff. I ride the previous year's model, this one sounds stiffer which is an improvement, needed a little snap. Floats very well for conventional shape. Farther set-back then you might think. Definitely built for steep and deep but performs admirably on anything else... although your not gonna be able to follow you buddy through the moguls without putting in some work... But on the flip side this thing is a flat out mad man for speed in all conditions. its hard not to straightline on-piste cause its super smooth so watch out for kids when you ride to the bottom @ the end of the day

A solid ride for a decent price. Offers good dampening quality underfoot with out affecting mobility and quickness. I have always liked drake composite base plates and metal heal cup for in the fact that they save my knees/legs/etc by offering a little bit of flex at those crucial moment when you need it. Good all mountain set up, especially for intermediate riders looking to save $ with an all-terrain setup instead of a quiver.

they fog up pretty good, most of the time i just take them off when hiking or when working. the slider feature isn't what its cracked up to be, it is just an additional piece of plastic that sits between the lenses and covers over the vents. i always had to open the vents as they always manage to work closed. they are pretty small too, probably good for a teenager or those with smaller faces/heads. the strap is a bit cumbersome and really not that helpful. A good bargain vs. "value" priced Oakley's, not for the core rider.