The Oakley Stockholm Goggle doesn’t come with a bottle of Swedish vodka, nor does it smell like herring. Rather, this smoking hot ladies-specific goggle gives women the luscious fit they’ve been waiting for. Oakley sealed temperature-controlled air between two layers of anti-fog-treated polycarbonate lenses to reduce the chance of fog accumulating on your inner lens. Vented air circulates through the goggle to further reduce fog, and triple-layer foam with wicking fleece might make you think you’re wearing a spa mask. Total UV protection, the Stockholm’s excellent impact resistance, and a wide field of vision make this Oakley goggle an intelligent choice for your one-goggle quiver.
Bottom Line: The Oakley Stockholm Goggle gives your gear the ladies touch.
These goggles replaced an ancient pair that I'd had forever, and I wanted to get it right. No worries there.The specs say they're not eyeglass compatible, but they're just about the only goggle I found when trying on pair after pair that *did* fit over my glasses without squashing them into my face.Fit over my helmet no problem. The sticky band is a bit annoying when I'm trying to put my goggles up or down 'cause it takes both hands (which is annoying when trying to hold onto poles with the other hand), but I can see why it would be helpful for preventing slipping if that was a problem.They do fog up occasionally, but clear as soon as I start moving again, so I'm not too worried. With glasses underneath I expect some fogging of both glasses and goggles.
They also look great...I have a small face, and getting goggles that fit over my glasses and don't cover 2/3 of my face is a challenge...these are wonderful.
These are some high quality goggles as you'd expect out of Oakley. The Stockholm is a cute frame for the ladies. While it's technically helmet compatible, in my personal opinion they look funny worn with a helmet. The notch in the top of the frame creates a weird gap. If you're a woman (or a man) with a smaller face and wear a helmet, I suggest the A Frame instead.
