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Medium sized goggles.

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.lencon
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Yo guys, what are some medium sized goggles? Or largish sized goggles? I want to get a smaller pair cause my current goggles (anon mig) feel nice on me but look just out of place cause I have a smaller head (but I'm still growing, only 16) anyway small goggles are too small and large goggles look kinda funky. What are some happy mediums? Thanks for the read!
Jul 4 2015 7:01PM
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Swandog7
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Smith I/O for sure. I have a fairly small head and they fit great. I'm also 16.
Jul 4 2015 9:14PM
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Adam.Guare
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Yeah Smith I/O are sweet. They fit me well
Jul 5 2015 12:28PM
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.lencon
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Swandog7Smith I/O for sure. I have a fairly small head and they fit great. I'm also 16.


Adam.GuareYeah Smith I/O are sweet. They fit me well


What's the difference between I/o and I/o x?
Jul 5 2015 12:48PM
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Adam.Guare
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.lenconWhat's the difference between I/o and I/o x?


I am unsure exactly, but I noticed a strap difference. On the I/O, where the strap meets the frame, it has a wider surface area. On the I/O X, however, it meets at a smaller clip instead of the entire end of the strap being attached to the frame. If I knew how to embed pictures I would show you, but I just googled them and checked and that's the main difference I saw. As for performance, I have no idea about tech improvements, but I imagine they're relatively similar in size and performance.
Jul 5 2015 1:39PM
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WhatTheHuck
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.lenconWhat's the difference between I/o and I/o x?


IO/X are bigger for sure. I have a big noggin and i prefer the i/ox's so I/o's should be good for you. In terms of technicality I think they're about the same. I love mine and never have problems with fogging.
Jul 5 2015 4:58PM
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.lencon
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Alright thanks guys! I think I've made my decision on goggles. I appreciate the help and will hit yall up with some plus k if I remember when I get off mobile lol
Jul 5 2015 5:23PM
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gabew34
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I have the dragon d1 and its a nice size for smaller faces and really good peripheral vision. would recommend them
Jul 8 2015 3:24PM
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gapersarefriends
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maybe spy bravo, i just got the dooms and they're massive. fucking massive
Jul 12 2015 6:12PM
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