The Smith Cascade is a legend. REI sells it around $35 and is a big seller of theirs. My favorite low end goggle, that measures close to the big boys for less. You can get it it in all the major lens colors.
for the oakley money line M are the lens mirrored or can you see through them for example if i were to wear them could you see my eyes through the lens.
Hey Dylan! The Oakley Target Line L comes with a standard Dark Grey lens that is NOT a true Iridium mirror, but does show a bit of reflectivity from an onlooker's perspective. With a vlt of 14%, it is one of the darker tints available making it tougher to see one's eyes behind the lens. Close up you may be able to see past the tint to the eyes of the wearer but from a standard distance it's not very noticeable.
A great budget goggle for sure! The lens tech doesn't stack up against Anon's Perceive, Smith's Chromapop, or Oakley's PRIZM, but still a good all-around goggle.
I found some Oakley flight deck Mikaela Shiffrin signature Argon Iridium goggles for 120 on a discount shop, i reckon it's way better deal than the Falcon and would be worth a purchase? Thanks in advance! @@sportrxeyewear
The Smith Cascade is a legend. REI sells it around $35 and is a big seller of theirs. My favorite low end goggle, that measures close to the big boys for less. You can get it it in all the major lens colors.
Dragon DX3 is the best choise for it's price - Lumalens and super-wide
by far, i actually like mine more than line miners.
How are the Dragon DX3 goggles when it is cloudy/snowy weather? Is it too dark?
@@RoestVrijStaal It depends on lens. My Amber Lumalens works well
Are they good for night riding?
do the oakley target lines have swappable lenses??
Hey Goose! Yes, the lenses can be swapped out, however its not as intuitive compared other goggle models lens interchangeability systems.
for the oakley money line M are the lens mirrored or can you see through them for example if i were to wear them could you see my eyes through the lens.
Hey Dylan! The Oakley Target Line L comes with a standard Dark Grey lens that is NOT a true Iridium mirror, but does show a bit of reflectivity from an onlooker's perspective. With a vlt of 14%, it is one of the darker tints available making it tougher to see one's eyes behind the lens. Close up you may be able to see past the tint to the eyes of the wearer but from a standard distance it's not very noticeable.
I don't wear glasses. Should I look for a non-OTG goggle? Or does it matter?
Not necessarily. Very often you'll see people who don't require a prescription wearing OTG goggles for the extra chassis width.
what are your thoughts on OutdoorMaster falcon model? with discount code they are under 100bucks, with the Zeiss lens. Have any insight on these?
A great budget goggle for sure! The lens tech doesn't stack up against Anon's Perceive, Smith's Chromapop, or Oakley's PRIZM, but still a good all-around goggle.
I found some Oakley flight deck Mikaela Shiffrin signature Argon Iridium goggles for 120 on a discount shop, i reckon it's way better deal than the Falcon and would be worth a purchase? Thanks in advance! @@sportrxeyewear
Yes, definitely!
Thanks for your helpful information.
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get a haircut, bro...
Serioulsy, we're starting a petition 📝
Its OK, he fits right in, I come from the 70's when ski bums were common, so a bad haircut is par for the course. lol