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Oakley Asian Fit

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little_ey
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Who's used them?  Which ones (goggs or sunglasses)?  Did you notice a difference?

Any pair of sunglasses I get sit on my cheeks not my nose, pull down on my ears and cause a head ache.  Thinking about the asian fit but want to get perspective before I bust out $150.
Mar 30 2010 11:24AM
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Twinjibber77
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Pretty solid for girls. I know a few that wear them. I would highly recommend you try them on somehow before you drop that kind of money.
Mar 30 2010 11:29AM
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little_ey
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know anywhere in Colorado that carries them?

I know places that carry the Splice (or whatever it's called), but not the sunglasses.
Mar 30 2010 11:37AM
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Twinjibber77
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Oh damn, i do not. I would find an Oakley dealer via their site so when you order a pair for them you can try them on before you drop mad skrilla
Mar 30 2010 12:16PM
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Ralf
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don't want to start a new thread so i post it here:

do oakley asian-fit crowbar lenses fit into european-fit crowbars also or is there a difference?

May 8 2010 7:07AM
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warrilow86
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no theres no difference between the lenses, there is an added piece of foam on the nose part, and thats the only difference
May 8 2010 7:31AM
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Ralf
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thanks, +k
May 8 2010 7:34AM
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rickroller
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i am asian i just use the normal ones
May 8 2010 7:15PM
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ohmygod_basedgod
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actually, there is a lens change. on top of the added foam around the bridge of the nose, the whole nose area is pushed together slightly in the frame. with goggles the asian fit lenses fit in normal frames and vice versa, but there is a higher chance for lens crackage.
May 8 2010 7:27PM
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Gstrong
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ahaha
May 9 2010 3:15AM
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Ralf
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i emailed oakley and they told me that there's no difference in lenses.

but i can imagine that the asian fit crow-lenses are more likely to break because of the smaller frame.

May 9 2010 3:02PM
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Gnome_in_Gnarnia
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I know the Colorado Mills mall has an oakley store.
May 9 2010 11:42PM
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