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Mtb gogles

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ogou0287
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so I bought scott gogles for dh biking. are they different from winter ones? because I plan on using them for night skiing and for flatlight since the lens are transparent. plus they are neon green so theyre sick!
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ogou0287
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so would it be too cold or something? here is a pic. like this, but green
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Pipe_Munky
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bike goggs are usually single lensed so would definately be colder



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K2skipunk
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i used my biking goggles skiing once, and it sucked. unless you are sure they won't fog, use em, but mine fogged like krazy because there are no vents
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ajax
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mine were fine for nightskiing, those look sick
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Sharko
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Venting isn't why they fogged. They are single lens. Snow goggles are double lens. The double lens stabilizes the temperature and keeps the goggles from fogging. Venting helps a lot too, but if they aren't double lens they will fog no matter how much circulation there is.
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japanada
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exactly, well said. the main diff is the single vs double lense.
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