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Wide Screen???

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LaaanD_FillL
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yea im looking for some gogs witha a wide fov i have the spy omegas but there gonna break any day now maybe something similar

Jan 5 2008 2:48AM
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Silence
Posts: 16030 - Karma: 150
Crowbars or Prodigys
Jan 5 2008 2:57AM
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LaaanD_FillL
Posts: 64 - Karma: 10
the crow bars look so narrow idk i ll have to try them and ill have to take a look at the prodogys
Jan 5 2008 2:59AM
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LaaanD_FillL
Posts: 64 - Karma: 10
yea forgot to add in also looking for something that is really hard to fog so far i havent see or used a pair that has not fogged on me
Jan 5 2008 3:02AM
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Tbrody
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if crowbars are "so narrow" then you either look like Sloth from the goonies or are ill informed.

get the smith i/o http://www.smithoptics.com/I-O_11_462.html

or the electric eg2 http://www.milosport.com/ELECTRIC_EG2_GOGGLES_GLOSS_BLACK_FRAMESSILVER_CHROME_LENS_p40785.htm
Jan 5 2008 3:39AM
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xtremefreestyler
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they "look" narrow? STFU u big duschebag
Jan 5 2008 3:49AM
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cmeriptahoe
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i dunno why you would ever think the crowbars are narrow but if you do then check out the eg2's. sooooooo wide. its crazy.
Jan 5 2008 4:09AM
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.SteezusChrist.
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anybody who thinks the crowbars are wide needs to take them apart... the actual frame is not very wide at all, however the outriggers make the goggle look a lot wider
Jan 5 2008 11:57AM
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RJD2
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POC goggles
Jan 5 2008 12:03PM
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Mac_Grey
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anon realms
Jan 5 2008 12:39PM
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Tbrody
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recommending anon is like recommending snowboarding
Jan 5 2008 2:55PM
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LaaanD_FillL
Posts: 64 - Karma: 10
http://www.smithoptics.com/Turbo-Fan-Series_Category_10.html
anyone use those does the "turbo fan" actually work?
Jan 5 2008 4:38PM
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Thomson.
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spy soldiers.
Jan 5 2008 4:41PM
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Silence
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Fuck that shit - overrated gimmick. I've never had Crowbars or Standard Prodigy's fog on me.

Definitely check the Electric EG2 out - EVERYONE says they have a ridiculously wide field of view

Jan 5 2008 4:47PM
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LaaanD_FillL
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how are the eg2 fogging wise dont look like they have too many vents
Jan 5 2008 6:05PM
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Silence
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Whether you can actually see 10 vents or 1 vent, Any current top-end goggle shouldn't have any issues with fogging. Enough research goes into them for it not to happen..

If the EG1 is anything to go by, they were pretty reliable from the anti-fog side of things; I can't imagine the EG2 would be any less quality
Jan 5 2008 6:11PM
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Mac_Grey
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actually recommending anon is more like recommending a company thats product is quality goggles, whether they advertise towards snowboarding or not, many companys that create snow products are aimed at snowboarding, not skiing
Jan 6 2008 1:47PM
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Tbrody
Posts: 1597 - Karma: 685
Anon makes cheap lenses and dropped their skiing team because they wanted to go back to snowboardings roots. I don't advocate supporting companies that are anti-skiing, it only hurts the industry.
Jan 7 2008 2:43AM
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slottyboom
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i find that they fog quite a fair amount
but you can see EVERYTHING
i like mine alot
id recomend them
Jan 7 2008 2:53AM
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