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What goggles should I buy that won't hurt a nose like mine?...

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.Annydrew.
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I've always had a pretty big nose haha, but recently I over rotated a back flip on a tramp and my nose hit the out metal rim and praticly blew up. My nose is now bigger then it was before haha, and I find it hard to breath with goggles i've had before, what ones do people recommend me getting? I'd like a blacked out lens, yes, i've seen splices but spending £120+ on goggles that i'll ski in 3 weeks a year is a little steep, any help would be grateful, thanks.

Also if anyone would/could hook me up with a pair of splices w/ black iridium lens for a good price i'll take them off your hands. Thanks again.

k+ for help.
Oct 27 2010 4:44PM
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TheClap.
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Im like you, electric eg2 fits my face and nose nice
Oct 27 2010 4:51PM
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.Annydrew.
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i like to wear a helmet and hat underneath, its just those things are huge haha, i had a pair of eg1's and i sent them back due to not being able to breath with them haha..
Oct 27 2010 4:56PM
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TheClap.
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eg2.5 are the smaller version
Oct 27 2010 5:01PM
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That_One_Dude
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Oakley splices have a very shallow nose area specifically to reduce pressure on your nose. I would have to say those and they work good with helmets!
Oct 27 2010 9:37PM
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a_pla5tic_bag
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I tried on some splices and they certainly do have a bigger nose area then than crowbars. But the crowbars had bigger lenses. I think my wisdoms had a bigger nose area than both of them, they have bigger lenses too. And mine fit fine with my helmet.
Oct 27 2010 9:46PM
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Aaaron.
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Oct 27 2010 10:19PM
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.AR6rider.
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Can't go wrong with Splices.  I used to have a pair of Spy Soldiers, and though I loved them, they would kinda squeeze my nose, so I got a pair of Splices last year and I love them.  They are definitely bigger in the nose area.
Oct 27 2010 10:44PM
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a_pla5tic_bag
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Yeah, the splices had a more comfortable nose area, the crowbars seemed like they had a slightly larger field of view. did i mess something up?
Oct 27 2010 11:02PM
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T.DUDE
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Stay away from the I/O.. they have a really small nose "groove". I love them, since they fit my face.. but like i said, stay away from them considering you have a LARGE nose now. haha.
Oct 27 2010 11:22PM
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.Annydrew.
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Thanks for all the help guys! k+ for all of you!
Oct 28 2010 8:30AM
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schwab
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should we start a big nose cult?
Oct 28 2010 11:42AM
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simon44
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i would go for splices, their shape allows you to sag lower than a normal goggle without pinching your nose, they were the most comfortable goggle i ever had, however i had a problem where i fell and the points on them dug into my face
Oct 28 2010 11:45AM
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treymillionaire
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try on a splice
Oct 28 2010 12:20PM
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Loges
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splices all the way. expensive, but well worth the money. most comfortable goggles i've ever had.
Oct 28 2010 12:23PM
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.Annydrew.
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yes hahaha
Oct 28 2010 2:05PM
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