Difference between Crowbar Snow and MX Crowbar

https://www.newschoolers.com/ns/forums/readthread/thread_id/648315/

First is for snow and second is for mx. Think about the mx must be lighter and shit for summer.

I believe the MX doesnt have as good of anti-fogging if any at all

snow has spherical lens but not mx.
you can attach a nose guard on the mx
i think riggers of mx are more out than the snow

Copying and pasting from what I wrote in the other thread

"The MXs use a flat lens as opposed to a spheric lens. I also thing there isn't as much anti fog tech that goes into them. Plus the lens tints might not due justice when it comes to reflecting the glare of a snow.

Function > Fashion."


Seriously, they won't be the best goggle for snow. I wouldn't ever even consider it.

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Don't make the same mistake that kid did.


If you're looking for cheap Crowbars, there are plenty for sale on NS

None of the parts can be swapped either. I hada lengthy discussion with the dude at the Oakley employee store about it a week ago. He pulled both out and started the swap process, and nothing was interchangeable. Even he was surprised. It's as if the MX Crowbar should be called by a different name.