gmcunni
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yes, but that is true for EVERYTHING at TJ Maxx
i've shopped for ski pants there the past 2 seasons. hit or miss on sizes and styles, even what they have from store to store.
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Best affordable goggles
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yes, but that is true for EVERYTHING at TJ Maxx
i've shopped for ski pants there the past 2 seasons. hit or miss on sizes and styles, even what they have from store to store.
Gotcha, I guess I just like getting new stuff..
I got some pretty nice Giro goggles for very cheap at TJMaxx last year or the year before. Unfortunately they don't fit quite as well with my Giro helmet as I was expecting, but they're not bad.
goggles are one piece of equipment that don't excite me much. As long as they work, I'm happy. I guess the same could be said for all soft goods. I'll go five years before replacing pants or jackets as long as they still work and fit properly.
gmcunni
Active member
goggles frustrate the crap out of me when they don't work! i have a very hard time finding goggles that work well for me in flat light, i hate not being able to see well.
gold lense?
gmcunni
Active member
i have clear, yellow, a goldish one and a dark one for sunny days. even clear flattens things out for me.
Hawkshot99
Active member
You dont even want to see my goggle collection. I think I have between 10 and 15 pairs sitting on my shelf. And this was with giving away a bunch of pairs to friends last season. Between the free ones I get from reps, or the ones I buy. I am to lazy to change out lenses, so I just have many of the same frames that fit me good with different lenses.
Oakly H.I. Yellow worked well for me last year in flat light.
hammer
Active member
I'm still trying to figure out the best flat light goggle. Clear lenses don't really do it for me either...they are good at night but not for flat light.
SKIQUATTRO
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i wear yellow 90% of the time
rose
clear
i buy cheap goggles...all have worked great, no issues
rose
clear
i buy cheap goggles...all have worked great, no issues
My biggest problem with goggles is them fogging up when I'm skiing hard.... :-?
Edd
Well-known member
Dang! $70 for extra lenses for my Oakley A-Frames on Prolens. That's more than I paid for the whole goggle set on Tramdock. http://store.prolens.com/oakley-a-frame-replacement--lenses-p196.aspx
gmcunni
Active member
FYI - tramdock email says they'll have Smith Fuse goggles for sale today @ 50% off (should be around $45)
last time i they had them up there were many styles and lense tints to choose from.
gmcunni
Active member
my fuse replacements show up costing more than i remember too.
gorgonzola
Active member
smith fuses on tramdock NOW
gmcunni
Active member
spy goggles for $25 on SAC right now- no idea of quality but they are inexpensive.
http://www.steepandcheap.com/?cmp_sku=SPY0256&avad=1232_ae45593
http://www.steepandcheap.com/?cmp_sku=SPY0256&avad=1232_ae45593
I picked up a pair a couple weeks ago. Pretty nice goggles. Definitely made to fit a bigger face.
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