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Oakley Splice Snowboard Goggles Men's 2011

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The Oakley Splice Snowboard Goggles

"Key Features of the Oakley Crowbar Snowboard Goggles:
Optimized for medium to large size faces
Internal skeletal support system for reduced nasal pressure and maximized airflow
Semi-flush lens geometry for improved downward visibility
Fast, easy lens changing with interchangeable lens design
Maximum peripheral vision with zero obstruction from the outriggers
Fog elimination of dual vented lenses with F3 anti-fog technology
All-day comfort of moisture wicking triple-layer polar fleece foam
Balanced fit (with or without a helmet) via O Matter Strap outriggers"

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"Oakley Splice"
~Scorer099
"ninja splice!"
~zMan333
"Great goggles"
~james3015
"Great Goggle"
~ivantheturrbl..
"Splicing!"
~jleveque2

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"Oakley Splice" 12/12/2010

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Name: 2011 Oakley Splice Snowboard Goggles Men's
Pros: Wide vision, Excellent Optics,

Experience: Oakley introduced the Splices as correlation to the Crowbars, but with a wider nose bridge to alleviate pressure on the nose when wearing them... they succeeded. I ride both Crowbars and Splices and the Splices definitely offer a slightly more comfortable fit over the bridge of the nose for me. The field of vision is slightly bigger on the Splices over the Crowbars as well. As for the optics Oakley really is the industry standard. From their Persimmon lens to their Iridium and Polarized lens' you can't go wrong as long as you have the right lens for the right conditions if you choose to not go with with an all-around type lens. For me, black iridium and pink iridium are the only lenses needed 90% of the time. I do have Hi-Yellows as well for those super gray days and night riding.

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"ninja splice!" 11/12/2010

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Name: 2011 Oakley Splice Snowboard Goggles Men's
Pros: design, lens, build quality

Experience: I tried and compared these to the eg2's before I finally chose the splice, and I'm happy with what I got. They have: a wide open field of view, comfy foam, good ribbed strap, nice frame, vents that work right, haven't fogged, and just look awesome. If you use a helmet they fit both around it or on the inside of it comfortably. The nasal opening was done right and does not pinch (better than eg2). The splice field of view/peripheral vision ranks solid (although 2nd to the eg2's), however the eg2's were almost too bug-eyed on my face & look weird if wearing a helmet. As for a con, Oakley advertises the o matter quick-change strap but I haven't found anyone who sells them, I'm unsure if they exist... unless you can use the same straps that fit on the a-frame...?? (although I doubt I'll need to change them) Overall you can't go wrong with a pair of Oakley Splice

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"Great goggles" 9/23/2011

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Name: 2011 Oakley Splice Snowboard Goggles Men's
Pros: Great looks, No fogging, Good visibility when it's sunny
Cons: Ok visibility when it's dark, Sometimes gets a little uncomfortable,

Experience: These goggles are very very good when it's bright outside, but when it gets darker it can be a little hard to see with the pink iridium lenses. Another thing is to get the good styles you have to pay a little more. If you ride more in the dark I would suggest a more transparent lens.

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"Great Goggle" 1/26/2011

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Name: 2011 Oakley Splice Snowboard Goggles Men's
Pros: Great Fit, Looks Good, Helmet Compatable
Cons: Sometimes fogs up just a little and then freezes, Replacement Lenses are expensive,

Experience: Well, i got my Splices not so long ago, and had already taken them on the slopes. Amazing quality, good peripheral vision. If you also own a helmet, it won't be a problem, they fit nicely with my Smith Krink helmet. Overall, i would recommend this goggle. Its oakley, a very respected brand in the snowboarding community, has very high rating, and the product can easily back them up. I recommend this goggle.

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"Splicing!" 11/29/2010

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Name: 2011 Oakley Splice Snowboard Goggles Men's
Pros: very comfy, don't pinch nose, great vision

Experience: these IMO are the best goggles on the market because there is one different thing on these gloves that no other goggle has. the nose isn't getting pinched at all. there is more of a half circle instead of a v. it helps breathability by a lot. these goggles have great peripheral vision as well. i love their plush foam for your face. this is the choice of legend Terje Haakonsen when he shreds AK and Norway daily

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johnnywalljr
We're about the same size/build with a narrow face... you think these are ok? I keep seeing that they're for medium to large faces. Would appreciate your opinion... thanks!

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"Best Oakley goggle" 10/31/2010

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Name: 2011 Oakley Splice Snowboard Goggles Men's
Pros: Looks, Lens quality, rarely fog
Cons: Not enough peripheral view ,

Experience: These goggles are awesome, they are big but not too big to wear with a helmet. The EG2s being an example of a goggle too big for a helmet. My only problem with the goggles is that for their size they should have better peripheral viewing as the goggles inhibit your view. On the pro side they are some of the coolest looking goggles on the market. I prefer these goggles to the crowbars because of the adjusted nose piece which in my opinion looks cooler in person and provides for a better fit on my nose, covering more, squishing less.

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"High Quality, Great Performance" 3/20/2012

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Name: 2011 Oakley Splice Snowboard Goggles Men's
Pros: Wide Viewing Angle, Quality Construction, Comfortable
Cons: Price (But you get what you pay for),

Experience: I bought the Oakley Splices last year and I love them. The wide viewing angle allows me to see more and sometimes I forget I'm even wearing the goggles. The frame and anti-fogging is still in great condition after a season and a half of riding and the lens (Blue iridium which seems great in the majority of conditions) has a few scratches from hitting branches but nothing from standard storage. When I end up buying new goggles I will likely pick up some Splices again, would highly recommend anything by Oakley!

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"Great Goggles" 1/30/2012

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Name: 2011 Oakley Splice Snowboard Goggles Men's
Pros: They dont fog up at all, They fit my face comfortably,unlike my old goggles, They filter out the sun on bright days

Experience: These goggles are very good for an all mountain rider or even a terrain park rider. I myself am an all mountain rider and love these goggles because 1, they never fog up, 2 they are very nice, 3 they have a wide view and i can see my peripherals. Overall they are great goggles and would definitely recommend them to anyone on the fence about buying them. I own yellow frames, with fire lenses, and a yellow strap.

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"Great." 1/10/2012

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Name: 2011 Oakley Splice Snowboard Goggles Men's
Pros: comfortable., no nose pressure. ,

Experience: I got a pair of these for free on the opening day at the Canyons Mountain Resort in Park City Utah in December 2010. They are nice goggles and fit well. There is no nose pressure which is super nice, but it seemed that the nose area is a little higher than other goggles so I could constantly see the nose padding while boarding. I usually wear Women's goggles because I have a small face so my problem might have been that these Splice goggles were to big for me so I had to wear them higher on my head. I gave them to my dad because they were free and he loves them! My brother also has a pair and he has no complaints with them.

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"sexy time goggles" 11/29/2011

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Name: 2011 Oakley Splice Snowboard Goggles Men's
Pros: very comfortable , good circulation through and out, very sexy
Cons: not cheap, wish they came with reflective lenses,

Experience: I have oakley splice 2010 and they look quite sexy. The goggles are very breathable and more than comfortable resting on your face as you shred down the mountain looking like a complete bad-ass. I just wish they weren't as expensive.

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