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Join Date: Jan 2011
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As the title states these are 11 years old but only have a few very light scratches on the lens. Has goggle tech advanced so much that a new pair would make a world of a difference? Back in the day these were top of the line $200+ Oakleys.
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Join Date: Jan 2011
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![]() If they're the same then then it's the "Persimmon" color. I know what a huge difference polarized lenses make when looking at reflections especially off of water and glass. How big of a benefit is it when using them in the snow? Yeah they're in great shape, don't fog and keep my face warm, I think I'll stick with em! Thanks! |
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Stuttgart, Germany
Posts: 139
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Also, you can sometimes find goggle replacement lenses at reduced cost on the Oakley Vault site: Oakley Sunglasses, Oakley Goggles, and Apparel - Oakley Vault |
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