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Good Goggles

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SkitheEast802
Posts: 64 - Karma: 413
Any good goggles that are not made cheep, that wont brake on the first fall?
Sep 25 2014 2:05PM
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youngdtay
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EGB2
Sep 25 2014 2:45PM
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jellomellow
Posts: 961 - Karma: 3,562
smith io. best fuckin goggles ever.
Sep 25 2014 4:06PM
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SimplyClean
Posts: 556 - Karma: 1,752
Spy Platoon's.
Sep 25 2014 4:34PM
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Emmett1
Posts: 62 - Karma: 219
Oakley Splice
Sep 25 2014 11:45PM
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fluffyclouds
Posts: 166 - Karma: 328
If you don't have a tight budget you can just go with a top model from like any brand, pick the ones that fits your head and helmet best or just that pair that you like most.
Sep 26 2014 3:03PM
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APunx176
Posts: 1189 - Karma: 2,628
Oakley: Canopy, Crowbar, Airbrake, Splice.
Smith ios are good too I hear but I can't tell you that from experience
Sep 26 2014 9:21PM
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Kaden_Durrbie
Posts: 5 - Karma: 13
Personally I like Vonzipper, but it depends on your price range. VS comes with 2 lenses for night and day skiing usually. That really depends whether your home mountain provides night skiing. I have been very happy with my VS googles tho.
Sep 26 2014 9:24PM
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steezy_doge
Posts: 781 - Karma: 1,718
oakley crowbar
giro blok
vonzipper frostbyte goggles
smith io
all great goggles also poc and dragon or electric make good ones
Sep 27 2014 12:14AM
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Sam__M
Posts: 389 - Karma: 610
Try them on with your helmet. If the goggle doesn't fit your face well it will suck.
Sep 27 2014 2:24AM
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cool_name
Posts: 4295 - Karma: 3,131
i have had smith ios for 3 years now and they still have not fogged once, switching lens is just as easy as they advertise as well
Sep 27 2014 4:47PM
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JGWI
Posts: 2842 - Karma: 7,812
The smith IO's are pretty good.
Sep 27 2014 8:51PM
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skier58284
Posts: 1705 - Karma: 5,365
Anything that's not Scott. Expect to pay a fair amount of money for a good pair of goggles. It's well worth it. Go to a ski shop and take your helmet and try on all the goggles they have with your helmet to see what ones are compatible. Some goggles don't work with some helmets. Beyond that if you get good quality goggles from a reputable company (Smith, Oakley, Giro, etc) it is extremely unlike they will brake from anything other than a hard impact or being taken very bad care of. A bigger concern is lens color. Dark lenses are great for bright days of course but for flat light it's tricky. Smith Sensor Mirror and Oakley HI Yellow are the best options for flat light.
Sep 28 2014 2:09AM
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steezburgereddie
Posts: 1059 - Karma: 1,944
Paw goggles
Sep 28 2014 11:32AM
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SkitheEast802
Posts: 64 - Karma: 413
thanks for the help
Sep 29 2014 1:32PM
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kalle.
Posts: 727 - Karma: 4,525
i have spy marshalls, taken a few big hits and they're doing fine. i had to buy a new lense though cause i got a huge scratch on it
Sep 29 2014 2:11PM
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johnblaze
Posts: 1432 - Karma: 2,442
BREAK you idiot.
Sep 29 2014 2:14PM
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DeRizzo
Posts: 3827 - Karma: 3,483
I use I/O's
Sep 29 2014 5:21PM
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