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Goggle help!!!

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J.Braun
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k so i wasn't sure where to post this, but because its goggles, i figured ski gabber.

k so i have dragon rouge's, and between the two lenses there is like a smudge? or something? and it blocks my complete left side vision. i have tried like a hairdryer to try to heat it out if it was fog or something. but that didn't work. its been there for a week, and not i'm like, screwed.

does anyone know how to fix this?

Nov 22 2009 7:38PM
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Jordan
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cut it out with scissors.
Nov 22 2009 7:44PM
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deleted5
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nice icon
Nov 22 2009 7:54PM
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marley-skis
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did you just get the goggles new? if you did you can send a message to the company that sold it to you and they might send you new lenses. i got mine and they had a huge scratch on them. if not then your just gunna have to deal with it or get new goggles
Nov 22 2009 8:06PM
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MEGAZORD
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MAPP torch.
Nov 22 2009 8:09PM
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J.Braun
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well i've had em for like 7 months, but i got it from the rep, not directly from the company.
Nov 22 2009 8:11PM
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marley-skis
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if it bothers you a lot then go buy some new lenses. or i guess you could email the guy who gave them to you. if not then... your fucked. sorry
Nov 22 2009 8:19PM
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MEGAZORD
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Or just get a new pair from a different company. 
Nov 22 2009 8:20PM
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creighton
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did you leave them in your car over night? thatll happen. just let them sit inside for a day or two. it should disappear
Nov 23 2009 5:24PM
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creighton
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did you leave them in your car over night? thatll happen. just let them sit inside for a day or two. it should disappear
Nov 23 2009 5:25PM
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WinterStick
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Uh oh. That might have not been such a good idea. I'm not sure if Dragon puts that anti-fog stuff on their lenses like Anon and Oakley do, but if they do, then the high heat of the hair dryer may have destroyed that. I don't know how you would fix the original problem other than not wearing them for a few days and letting them dry out in room temperature conditions, but I hope the hairdryer didn't create any additional problems.
Nov 23 2009 6:19PM
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jamodeo
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try a crowbar or crowbars
Nov 23 2009 6:23PM
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J.Braun
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i've let them sit for about 6 days and nothing :(
Nov 23 2009 6:35PM
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buddychaps
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its really stupid how you're not supposed to wipe the inside of your goggles. thats what happened to me and now i need new lenses. Like who the fuck is supposed to know that
Nov 23 2009 7:32PM
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MEGAZORD
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Its in the that little piece of paper that you threw out when you first opened the box.


At this day and age, you would think most people know this.
Nov 23 2009 9:55PM
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RenegadeZ3
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It's not that you're not supposed to wipe the inside, it's just that you're not supposed to wipe it while it's wet.

Wiping it to clear off fingerprints and water residue when it's dry is fine.
Nov 23 2009 10:13PM
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xxMdahlxx
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somebody needs to invent like invincible lenses or some shit. why do they have to be so sensitive?
Nov 23 2009 11:32PM
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