Smith Fuse Snowboard Snowboard Goggles Throwing Stars/Platinum Mirror Lens - Mens

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• "Awesome"

  A. H., Westchester, CA
  Pros: Sturdy, Reliable, Cheap, Light, I never had them fog, *Cool colors Cons: **The layer that hits your face rips after a while,

  I got these goggles in Big Sky, Montana when I realized I left my other Smiths at my house, so I quickly went to the shop on the mountain and bought the Smith Fuse Goggles (2009). *They struck my eye because of the ridiculous color. I bought the red, with olive drab and black came, and orange details on it. I have been using these goggles ever since and personally I think they are great. I have had them for a while and I really don't have any fogging problems. There are tips etc that you can use to avoid the fogging though. I would definitely suggest these goggles to anyone. Happy riding. *I bought the 09 goggles in a now discontinued color (I'm lucky) **This will rip after time on any goggles, but this was a little faster, but happened from lifting the goggles to the brim of my helmet. You can also buy new foam.

• "Fuse Goggles"

  P. K., Durango, CO
  Pros: Comfortable, Don't fog up, Clip on strap Cons: No rubber lining on strap, Low peripheral vision,

  I own the RC36 lense so I can only give details on that. In low light it works OK. It's still difficult to see definitions in the snow regardless of what you wear. In sunny conditions there is still some glare from the snow but it's not bothersome. Your peripheral vision is cut down dramatically and you can't see underneath you too well either. The goggles do not fog up and I have never used Cat Crap or any other anti fog product. They fit great but that is just me. The clip on strap is awesome as far as putting the goggles on. The only thing I wish they had was a rubber lining on the strap for my helmet but I ended up wearing the strap underneath anyways. Overall great goggles for the price.

• "It's Aiight"

  NA, AL
  Pros: good lenses, durable, inexpensive Cons: fogging, design,

  even after spraying on anti fog onto the lenses, they still continue to fog but i guess i can't complain all that much since i got it for $35 they last a long time though, but when the adrenaline is rushing through your ripping down the slopes and the lens fog up...makes me cry