Goggles are great. Maybe not if you are just riding down the street to the store or your local bar, but if you are really putting in some miles or riding in shit weather, having real goggles can make a difference. Motocross and snowboard companies have battled over the past decade to include so many features and options that the selection has become overwhelming and expensive. Feature-creep on these products has gotten to the point where you look like a clown wearing half of them or feel like a clown for paying big bucks for them. We figured it was time to go back to a simple, purpose-built goggle without all the fancy vents, neon accents or otherwise superfluous gee-gaws. For $35.00 you will have a hard time finding a better goggle, especially with an Italian-made anti-fog lens that actually works and low-key styling. Check 'em out here.
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Goggles look great and I have got some on order..can't wait until they arrive.
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Nice! Do they come with both lenses?
That was my first question too. I've worn ski goggles over the years when it's cold. It's nice having a darker lens for day-time riding, and the clear lens for night riding.
Mine came in the mail on Wednesday and I finally had a chance to wear them out on a spin last night. They were awesome, like wearing nothing at all!
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