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Oakley Crowbar Goggles - High Intensity Lens

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Great Goggle 02-16-06

Tremp (1): rating

When you hear the word "Oakley," what do you think? Excellence? Great products?? All I can say after buying these goggles is those words are completely correct. The crowbar goggles with the hi-intensity lens allows a skier or snowboarder to see great depth of field, including all the bumps you may not see with an average pair of goggles. Well worth the money; that's the honest truth.

17 of 20 people found the above review helpful:

Nice 09-20-06

Teodor (1): rating

I bought the crowbar with H.I blue lens a while ago and its still rocking. It looks great and works good too. Only think I would like to say is: Don’t buy them, I want to be alone with them. BUY BUY BUY

4 of 5 people found the above review helpful:

a vast improvement over the already excellent Wisdoms 01-21-07

66 (5): rating

Oakley nailed this one. I had Oakley Wisdoms before and I still think they are excellent, but the Crowbars blow them out of the water. The new suspension system on the sides of the goggle frame make the Crowbars extremely helmet-compatible right out of the box. (Wisdoms usually required a special helmet strap, sold separately.) The field of vision - particularly peripherally - are even greater than the Wisdom's range of view. Going back to the Wisdoms felt stuffy after the nearly panoramic view of the Crowbars. The fit seems more versatile than the Wisdoms. The Wisdoms were supposedly for larger faces while the Crowbars were more middle of the road. I found the Crowbars to fit my face far better than the Wisdoms though, despite my larger-than-average melon. The only possible downside of the Crowbars is their appearance. If you have a small head, these goggles may just eclipse your face. Otherwise, I think these goggles look great, and they even fit in my jacket pocket more easily than my Wisdoms. The steeper price for Oakley is definitely well-warranted and worth it if you're considering the Crowbar as your next goggle.

2 of 2 people found the above review helpful:

heck yeah 12-15-06

JohnGchrist (411): rating

Fit like the oakley a frames but they seem to fit a helmet a little better because of the strap placements. Also you can't beat the high yellow lens for low light. I would get these over A frames and oakleys other newer goggle.

3 of 5 people found the above review helpful:

a goggle for the goggle hall of fame 02-08-08

dallin (1): rating

These are the sweetest goggles I have ever owned. They are beautiful and they karate chop fog in half. Everything about them is perfect except for the amount of sunlight the High Intensity Lens lets in. But when you consider the fact that it's made for foggier days it makes sense. Good thing I ski in Utah where all we see is snow.

1 of 1 people found the above review helpful:

Optical Superiority Complex 02-20-07

hook1080 (22): rating

I just rode in my new Crowbars w/ the yellow iridium lens the other day. First off, these goggles look dope (mine came with the retro Oakley logo on the strap). But this lens was perfect for Big Cottonwood Canyon Grey bird. The grippy rubber coating on the goggle strap kept the crowbars in place on my head. I came to the crowbar from a Smith Prodigy, and this goggle fits my face a little better -- it's a little smaller than a prodigy. The peripheral vision in these is sick too.

1 of 1 people found the above review helpful:

Amazing 01-29-07

SmartAss (1): rating

Simply put, these are the best goggles I have ever used in stormy conditions

1 of 1 people found the above review helpful:

I've liked them so far. 06-26-08

SoCal leaving (5): rating

I've only had them out a couple of days but they seemed to perform well. I rarely use goggles and bought these to help with flat light. They are the best I have seen so far.