Cleans up your alpine views and saves you some cash over those expensive ski resort boutiques.
In the old days skiers (and even early snowboarders) used to toss their goggles once they had too many scratches across the lenses. That's hardly good for your budget or the local landfills. Pick up a pair of these Oakley Crowbar Snow Goggle Replacement lenses instead. These replacement lenses are made by Oakley and feature full UVA/B/C protection--just like your Crowbar originals.
Purchase USD$45 or more and get free shipping. The Oakley Crowbar Snow Goggle Replacement Lenses is available through Altrec.com.
Jackson McDermott
- December 25, 2009
Perfect
Im his grandson^ these are the best visibility it takes a while to get used to switching in and out of lenses
Michael Corrigan
- December 17, 2009
great goggles & lenses
My grandson uses Oakley goggles and lenses exclusively. He says they are the best. Great visibility. Very simple to switch lenses.
Ngoc
- December 11, 2009
VR28
I love the way the VR28 lenses look and how they cut out most of the light. Definitely recommend these!!!
Anon. Shopper
- November 10, 2009
H.I. Yellow
I have the H.I Yellow, VR28 and the Persimmon. All are amazing both in clarity and durability. But I must say the HI yellow is the most versatile in all conditions. The contrast is great during whiteouts and works well during bluebird days. I will probably order a second set just as a backup. the VR28 is great in in shadows but flattens out too much of the contrast of the snow for me to identify bumps.
Karen Hong
- January 5, 2009
Oakley lenses are the best
I have the HI Persimmon lenses in my crowbars. These lenses are awesome. They are great for medium to low light conditions. The HI (High Intensity) gives the lenses a slight mirrored sheen. So basically its a cooler, better looking persimmon colored lens. I highly recommend it if you need a med-low light lens.
Advertisement
Tweak your wanderlust
With you all the way
Tweets, feeds and more
Go behind the scenes
Travel inspiration to your door
© 2009 Lonely Planet Publications. All rights reserved. No part of this site may be reproduced without our written permission.
Product Specs
5 Reviews
