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eurotune2
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Hey, wondering what people think are the best goggles with changeable lenses?
Oct 1 2007 1:05PM
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Matty_C
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all lenses are changeable. style its up to you. i think oakley, smith, high end spy and dragon make the best lenses. anon make the worst out of big brands.
Oct 1 2007 1:07PM
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skinnylove
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Unnessecary hate on Anon.
Oct 1 2007 1:36PM
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invaderskier36
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not so true bout anon at all
Oct 1 2007 1:40PM
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skinnylove
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Thank-you
Oct 1 2007 1:42PM
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eurotune2
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correct me if i am wrong but i did not think that all lenses where changeable, i have had lots of scotts and a few smiths but i was not under the impression that they where changeable, im looking for something that i can change from mirrored lenses to clear for night skiing?
Oct 1 2007 1:45PM
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skinnylove
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All goggles can do that. It doesn't seem like they can but they canif you try.
Oct 1 2007 2:15PM
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eurotune2
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so what goggle can be changed the easiest? i was looking at the wisdom? any other suggestions?
Oct 1 2007 2:21PM
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Shadows
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I like Utopia hahahaha
Oct 1 2007 2:23PM
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eurotune2
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any one have any suggestions?
Oct 1 2007 4:55PM
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t-roy
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any oakley goggle has changable lenses. i'm sure most others do.
Oct 1 2007 5:30PM
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GatoGordo
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i think that almost any goggle has changeable lenses. some companies are really cheap on their mirrored lenses, and it scrapes off really easily.
Oct 1 2007 5:36PM
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eurotune2
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is there one specific pair anyone knows that is easist to change, say for night and day skiing?
Oct 1 2007 5:40PM
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skinnylove
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They are all easy to change. I can't think of one pair of goggles that you can't change the lens on. It takes at most like 3 minutes.
Oct 1 2007 5:43PM
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eurotune2
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alright excellent thanks everyone
Oct 1 2007 5:49PM
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SHASTANG
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everyone quit bagging on anon because they dropped there skiers. there a snowboarding company not skiing.
Oct 1 2007 6:01PM
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anxju
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i have matte white wisdoms with a black iridium (mirrored) lense for sale if youre interested. mint
Oct 1 2007 6:13PM
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bobs
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the vast majority of goggles are interchangeable.  Oakley and smith fuses are the best though in my opinion
Oct 1 2007 6:25PM
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poofartpee
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oakley are fairly easy to change
Oct 1 2007 7:56PM
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Matty_C
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ok, you tell me a goggle from a big brand that has worse lenses than anon's most popular goggle, figments? go to an optician and see what their opinion is if you think i'm full of shit...

and i made no mention of anon dropping its skiers as a reason not to buy them, i'm talking purely in terms of lens quality. but fuck it, they're your eyes, you do what you like.
Oct 2 2007 12:50PM
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