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Strech Crowbar lens

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CamBrowne
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i was wondering if anyone know if the lenses for the white and blue one (its the one with the old school oakley logo in blue) are mirrod or slightly mirroredd or wat ever (its not the one with the yellow lenses but the other one)
http://oakley.ca/o/o3650d here the link
Oct 19 2006 10:42AM
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Campeador
Posts: 7516 - Karma: -1,227
VR28, no not really, and hi yellow is good for blizzard conditions. I believe VR28 and Persimmon are the cheapest lenses because they aren't mirrored. Just buy some normal crowbars without the "OMG oldschool oakley!" logo on the strap in black iridium or fire.
Oct 19 2006 11:17AM
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Ryno
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Ever think he needs the strech for a wider face instead of your stupid "OMG oldschool oakley!" logo theory?
Oct 19 2006 11:21AM
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Campeador
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No, but based on reading several threads of kids wanting the stretch crowbars for just the oldschool strap I came to that conclusion. Besides, normal crowbars fit fine unless you've got pancake face.
Oct 19 2006 11:27AM
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Campeador
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"its the one with the old school oakley logo in blue"

This helped me jump to that conclusion as well.
Oct 19 2006 11:33AM
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Ryno
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You calling me a pancake face?
Oct 19 2006 11:36AM
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steve0
Posts: 1132 - Karma: 1,315
Guys the "stretch" is the name of the line it's not actually a bigger goggle. haha there's stretch t-shirts too you think those are for fat people?
Oct 19 2006 11:41AM
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ski_cartel
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yea "stretch" is just the name, it has nothing to do with the size. There is however a asian fit sizing
Oct 19 2006 11:56AM
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ski_cartel
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oh and as a p.s. to the thread maker, your not allowed to have those goggles because i allready do.
Oct 19 2006 11:57AM
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Ryno
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Interesting.

Then why the hell is there a strech line if its just the same shit?
Oct 19 2006 12:00PM
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Henry
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vr28's are mirroed somewhat, check my profile pic
Oct 19 2006 12:36PM
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CamBrowne
Posts: 1830 - Karma: 99
thank you
and no thanks to anyone else
Oct 19 2006 1:17PM
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CamBrowne
Posts: 1830 - Karma: 99
and there the same price as the regular white with the black logo
Oct 19 2006 1:28PM
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anxju
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theyre hi intensity lenses, which means it makes things brighter for night skiing and such
Oct 19 2006 2:35PM
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ski_cartel
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cause if oakley puts out the same product with a different name people will want it
Oct 19 2006 5:16PM
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KillerMonkey
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they're jsut the same thing with differnt colors and designs. So people will buy it for the old school oakley logo cause thats the only difference between the stretch and the regular. different colors and different name will make people buy it so they feel superior. Its a great marketing strategy, put something out, and then put something else thats the same thing but a little better and then charge more for it.
Oct 19 2006 5:57PM
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steve0
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^^^ they're the same price
Oct 22 2006 9:40PM
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CorkWormTurn
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yeah they're the same price as the regular ones, so its basically just another example of picking what color goggles you want, and everyone has to make that decision when they buy goggles. it's not like you're paying a premium for it.

Also, having owned the high intensity yellow lenses - if you're on the east coast, it's pretty much the best way to go. I'd really like mirrored lenses - i mean, they do look cool - but the amount of bluebird days over hear is so small it's not worth it. The hi-intens lenses really do help make it easier to see in flat light.
Oct 22 2006 10:22PM
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