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What goggle does newscholers use

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suup
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What goggle/s do you use what goggles do you prefer
Jul 23 2014 1:32PM
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milk_man
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Scott Tom Wallisch version or whatever they're called. I don't care too much about goggles as long as I can see
Jul 28 2014 3:00PM
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Bergan
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switching it up between oakley canopy and o2xl, the canopy has the best range f view, but the o2xl has a softer foam and way cheaper
Jul 28 2014 7:09PM
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skier58284
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Smith I/O and Giro Manifest. Giro Manifest probably has the best, easiest interchangable lens system of any goggles. Smith I/O are a lot more difficult to change the lens, but they have a clip in the back of the strap so you don't have to pull them over a visor, helmet cam, etc.

If you are concerned about lens, any dark lens is fine for bright days. For flat light and when it's snowing, Smith Sensor Mirror and Oakley HI (High Intensity) Yellow are the two best options. At night, you'll be fine with the Sensor Mirror or HI Yellow as well, but if you really want the perfect option, clear is ideal for night. Not really worth the money though unless you do a lot of night skiing, just use your flat light lens for night.
Jul 29 2014 10:50PM
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Rockhound
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EG2 - timeless - classic - og
Jul 30 2014 3:00AM
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zulis
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Just order black dragon NFX with fire lense and ordered 2 extra lenses clear and blue steel.
I hope they will fit good.
Jul 30 2014 8:41AM
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skiersupreme
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oakley asian fit for when I'm chinked off of all my dop3 chronic!!!1!!11
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Jul 30 2014 10:46PM
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.nasty
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Sh4dowSmith I/O and Giro Manifest. Giro Manifest probably has the best, easiest interchangable lens system of any goggles. Smith I/O are a lot more difficult to change the lens, but they have a clip in the back of the strap so you don't have to pull them over a visor, helmet cam, etc.

If you are concerned about lens, any dark lens is fine for bright days. For flat light and when it's snowing, Smith Sensor Mirror and Oakley HI (High Intensity) Yellow are the two best options. At night, you'll be fine with the Sensor Mirror or HI Yellow as well, but if you really want the perfect option, clear is ideal for night. Not really worth the money though unless you do a lot of night skiing, just use your flat light lens for night.


I really don't think the OP was looking for a decision breakdown... lol
Jul 30 2014 11:32PM
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Bagina
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Electric EGB2.
Jul 31 2014 12:27AM
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HolySchimmel
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I don't know, I have some oakleys and some spy goggles (don't know the exact names), but for some reason everytime I wear ski goggles they fog up. So last season I more or less rode with some sunglasses for the whole season.
Jul 31 2014 4:22AM
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Park_Mho
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Dragon Apx Nike
Jul 31 2014 11:02PM
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Peter.
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smith I/O and some old school crowbars. i need to buy some new goggles
Aug 1 2014 12:34AM
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Jaggy_Snake
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2 pairs of Scott Fix. Some random purple pair that I bought off of a NS'r and a pair of Wallisch ones that I bought off of Decker (came with Eye Trip as well).

Looking at getting a pair of Smith IO. Yay? Nay?
Aug 1 2014 8:47AM
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