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Neon crowbars all stretch?
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are all the neon crowbars the strech model.
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also will they fit a red hi-fi helmet?
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yes they are, and i dont know if they will fit
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most are the stretch,
some are the retro
they do work with the red hifi
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whats the difference between retro and stretch?
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originally stretch meant the crowbars with the old-school style logo strap and retro meant true retro oakleys - like the old original e-frames i believe?
but now, on the oakley site - the crowbars with the stretch strap have the model name "retro crowbar"
hmm.. in any case it sounds like you' might be looking for neon crowbars without the stretch strap? if so, i have a brand new pair of the antifreeze crowbars coming in, but i was considering swapping out the frame for white.
so if you would be interested in antifreeze frame with standard white strap, i could buy a white pair, make the swap and then sell you the antifreeze/standard white strap pair.
just a suggestion if you're interested.
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okay that makes a lot of sense now... ive been checkin it out for a lil bit now and all my evidence has led to that..
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Stretch= oldschool strap+limited edition colour
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looking more for the oakley stretch with the oldschool look not the "O"
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they fit with the hi-fi if u wear em under the helmet not over
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actually i was wrong i think
the O is the modern and then theres stretch/retro (samething)
you really have to just look around to get em
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well if you google it then you find stretch crowbars but when you click on the link it goes to the oakley sight and it says retro...im so confused.
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