Scott Ransom 2006

Overall

Over all, this goggle just doesnt do it for me. Sure it looks good, sure the lens is great, but all that goes out the window when you cant see clearly anymore because of so many scratchs in the lens. Also this goggle isnt as popular as say, the oakley crowbar, so replacement lenses are near impossible to find (Believe me ive looked).

This just doesnt cut it as Scotts top of the line goggle

Performance

The metallic blue lens is great in almost every lighting condition. Even works for night skiing.
The lens did fog up quite a lot, and when moisture gets trapped between the two layers of the lens the goggle is useless for the next few days.

Design

Goggle looks fantastic, blue mirrored lens is off the chain.

Value

I was forced to buy this goggle at a pro shop at a camp fortune when my other goggles broke.
I paid $200, terrible value. I'm not sure how much this goggle costs elsewhere, but dont pay more than $90 for it.

Fit

The fit of this goggle wasn't up to par, considering the price. I was suprised because i have a large face which this goggle is designed for. The foam around the nose didnt make a good enough seal, and when used with a helmet the goggle slides down on your face a bit.

Durability

Absolutely horrible duraility, i took care of this goggle like it was my only child, after all, it is my only goggle. The seal between the inner and outer lens either broke, or never was air tight to begin with, causing water droplets to get suck in there for days. The outer lens scratches, but not too badly. However the inner lens is absolutely the worst part of this product, anything will scratch it, this includes the goggle bag! or the lightest possible touch with my dull finger nail. I AM NOT EXAGGERATING.

• Design
  Clean
  Busy
• Weight
  Light
  Heavy
• Durability
  Fragile
  Durable
• Style
  Uncool
  Cool
• Size
  Small
  Big
• Field of View
  Tunnel Vision
  Fish Eye
• Optical Quality
  blurry
  crystal clear
• Goggle Strap
  Thin
  Thick