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Oakley Wisdom Goggle

Oakley Wisdom Goggle description

The Wisdom Goggle uses Oakleys F-3 series anti-fog treatment and a Plutonite lens to bring you crystal vision in any and all conditions the weather brings your way. Contoured to facial geometry, the Wisdom offers a precise, comfortable fit enhanced by triple-layer face foam. An arctic blast shield blocks icy powder burns. Oakley retooled the intake ports for channeled airflow that reduces fog while keeping air currents away from eyes. These goggles are also available with a High Intensity lens for overcast days and an Iridium lens for sunny days.

a lot of people have been complaining about personal problems with the goggles... "there too shiny", "they dont fit over my helmet cus my heads too big", etc, but i have had no problems w/ or w/out a helmet. I wear a medium size burton R.E.D. helmet and had no troubles with the strap. If your head's too big and you wear a large/XL helmet you might want to invest in the helmet strap for the wisdoms at oakley for $15. overall i love them, they dont fog up, everything looks more clear (even w/o polarized lenses), the vision is extended, look great, and feel great.

The iridium lenses, at least the pink iridium version, has terrible reflections on the inside of the lens. It seems the inside surface is as mirrorlike as the outside. Gave me a headache.These goggles fit nicely without a helmet, but are too tall from the bridge of the nose to the forehead to work well with a helmet. Too bad, cuz otherwise they're very nice (with a non-iridium lens).

I have to admit, I never actually took these out on the mountain, so I can't speak for the performance of the lens; however, I'm sure it's great by reading other reviews. The reason: They sit so low and tight on my nose that I can hardly breathe through it. I didn't want to experience what they would feel like after a tiring run on the slopes. I guess a lot of other people don't have this problem (I noticed only one other reviewer who mentioned it), but if you've got any kind of size to your nose, I wouldn't go with these. I know my nose isn't small, but I wouldn't call it abnormally large or anything. I really hate it though, cause the white camo is eaisly the sweetest looking goggles I've seen and everything I've read about Oakley goggles has been top notch. So if you've got a tiny little nose, go for it. If not, I'd go with Smith or Dragon, they seem to fit me pretty well.