Oakley Crowbar
The Oakley Crowbar Goggles are among the best available goggles from the Oakley line, featuring the highest quality in plutonite lenses and the XYZ optics technology that corrects the focus along all three axes while still adding contrast in the most overcast and icy of conditions. The result is a goggle that offers enhanced visibility and top of the line eye protection from all UV rays and painful powder burns. The O Matter frame is built to fit the geometry of the human face and with its three layered foam and precise construction, it fits snugly over the face. The O Matter straps are just as comfortable and assure a sealed goggle that keeps out the elements.
The Crowbar Goggles are quickly finding their way to the top of the heap in goggle choices by outperforming even Oakley's other products in the clarity and scope of vision they provide. The venting is top notch, the style is slick, and the goggles are automatically helmet compatible when you take them out of the box. The goggles are compact and easily stowed and they fit medium sized faces of almost all gamuts. For anyone seeking a pricey but solid alternative to their mid-grade goggles, the Crowbar is a good place to start. The Oakley Crowbar comes in a base model (pictured), a Tanner Hall Signature model and a Terje Haakonsen Signature model.
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Comment by Sam Jones
Had my brand new Oakley Crowbars for 4 days this season 09/10 until they had picked up a couple of bad scratches – and I’m the kinda guy who’s super careful with his possesions – read some reviews of other goggles saying went a whole season without picking up a scratch – how I wish that were true in the case of my (just under) £100 Crowbars
Comment by stevie p
i got mine and the lens cracked apart in my bag aon the way to the mountain
Comment by michelle h
ok ok.. i could be alittle harsh on the rating, but i have to be honestly, I am completely disappointed in these goggles. I used them for the first time TODAY and they are ruined. I think oakley needs to change what type of material/protectant film they use in the inside of their goggles. They first of all fogged up and arent suppose to. I havent ever used a pair of goggles that havent fogged up, but i was hoping this selling feature was true (which it wasnt) my main disappointment is how easily i have completely ruined the lens inside. they are scratched because of me trying to clean them with my polar fleece scarf (because mine never came with a case or a cleaning cloth, which they should have). I (well i hate to say I) scracthed the inside (BAD), scratches I can live with, but whats extremely disappointing is this terrible haze that is imprinted in the lens now. ITS TERRIBLE. I’ve read over the care instructions and it says not to wipe the inside lens.. so what, im suppose to completely stop skiing because i cant see and i can’t wipe the lense. This is a straight out disappointment in product, lack of knowledge from the supplier and poor design. I’ve written oakley, because i’m very curious to see how they take care of their customers/cleints.