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Dragon Rogue Goggle - 2010
2010 Model No Longer Available
Dragon Rogue Goggle - 2010
When Danny Davis and TJ Schiller spot their landings after three or four rotations over a huge table top, the Dragon Rogue Goggle ensures they see it and stick it. The optically correct, ionized lens gives your eyes the ability to see downhill so you can know what’s ahead when you’re spotting a landing in the park or mapping out a series of turns through a rock-studded chute.
- 100 percent UV protection guards your eyes from the burning sun
- A vented, Super Anti-Fog lens provides clarity in the changing weather and as you hustle in and out of the tram
- Triple-layer face foam and a micro fleece lining comfortably press against your sun- and wind-burned face
- Adjustable hinges let you get a comfortable fit while changing headwear between each lap
- The two-inch replaceable strap stretches over helmets, beanies, and beer cases
Bottom Line: See and destroy.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
anyone know how to get the strap off these things? the strap
anyone know how to get the strap off these things? the strap came upside down
By: what the pow?
September 24, 2011
Dragon Rogue - Gigi Ruf Signature Model
By:
shredthegnar04nj
September 25, 2011
Definitely a must for sunny days. Comfortable fit and looks great.
Dope gogs for sure.
Alot better in person then on the site, and that says alot! got them off of whiskey for a dope price, some of the best goggles i've owned. and i have quite the gog collection. never fogged. took em too Sunday river on a cold condition day.
just wish they had the option to close the vents, on frigid days
Does this goggle's lens completely mirror (meaning if i looked
Does this goggle's lens completely mirror (meaning if i looked at the lens i would see my reflection instead of seeing through the lens?)
By: Michael Hamady
April 7, 2011
It depends on the lenses you're using. The Ionized and Red Ionized are the most mirrored I've seen. (You can still see your eyes but you'd have to be really close and really looking) No for the pink, blue, or amber. The rest I don't know.
For a completely mirrored lens, look into Oakley's fire iridium and Electric's Bronze-Red Chrome/Bronze-Gold Chrome
By: Elmo
April 20, 2011
Good Stuff
By:
Elmo
March 1, 2011
Excellent fitting goggles and extremely comfortable. The goggles have a very sleek look .They don't go up too high on the forehead or drop lower than the cheek bone. It's a true medium fitting goggle. Another solid snow gear from Dragon.
Dragon Rogue Liquid Sky w/ goggle case
By: JibPickle
December 20, 2010
Comes with a nice, big goggle case. No stickers though :/
How do these compare to the Hawkeyes?
How do these compare to the Hawkeyes?
By: Tylor
January 30, 2011
They are smaller than the Anon Hawkeyes. The lenses on the Hawkeyes are taller.
By: Elmo
March 2, 2011
Good goggles, thanks Dogfunk!
By:
Chris
March 9, 2011
I ride with the Rogues in Liq.Tang/Red with the ionized lens and haven't regretted them except for little occasions with wind seeping in the sides. Of course the air flow was only a problem when it was extra cold air, it was refreshing a few weeks ago in the warmer weather. Aside from that, the lens is clear in a wide range of light during the day (wouldn't recommend these at night).
Dig 'em.
Are the rogue's bigger, smaller, or the same size as the
Are the rogue's bigger, smaller, or the same size as the oakley a-frames?
By: Daniele Morelli
January 15, 2011
The Rogue's are a bit bigger than the A Frame.
By: Leslie Byers
January 27, 2011
Universal Fit
By:
Kel Hemminger
November 1, 2010
I have a pair of Dragon Rouges, and love how they fit well with multiple brands of helmets. They are a medium-large frame and fit most every face.
Danny Davis ... Dancin Skeletons
By: Kel Hemminger
October 28, 2010
Are the dragon rogue nimbus ionized goggles mirror? can anyone
Are the dragon rogue nimbus ionized goggles mirror? can anyone see you through them because it looks like they're kinda clear
By: nick
December 31, 2010
Yes the Ionized lens does have a mirror to it to help cut glare but it is not completely reflective and people will be able to see your eyes.
By: Leslie Byers
July 21, 2011
Nice
By:
Korea
December 20, 2010
Got the tangerine/red ionized 4 or 5 days ago. Goggles look awesome, better in real life than the pictures show. Got to use them for two days this weekend in temps 20 to 35 fahrenheit, second day they were blowing snow. Goggles fit good, have about a medium size face. Red lenses look good during the day, add good definition, and although I havent used them at night I think they would by ok if the trails are well lit, otherwise you might want a yellow lense. Only time they fogged was when I pulled my bandana way up on my nose, and I more or less just did that to see if they would, but I dont know of any goggles that wouldnt fog from that. If you are considering the goggles buy them, you wont regret it.
Electric lenses can't compare to dragon lenses.
By: mah4407634
January 16, 2011
Seriously the e.g.2.5 lense is much bigger. Full view when wearing them all tho the rogues are very stezzy and come in proper colors. You decide mate
By: idu4256458
December 24, 2010
They're pretty similar... I'd go for which ever you think looks better.
By: ath3496967
December 14, 2010
good goggles
By:
ruddybird
March 14, 2011
great goggles i got em off of whiskey militia for 50 bucks
would the Liquid Tangerine/Red Ionized have good visibility during
would the Liquid Tangerine/Red Ionized have good visibility during the night?
By: kurtis
November 30, 2010
I just used them on a very overcast day and they were great. I havent gotten the chance to use them at night but I think that if the trails you are riding are well lit you will be ok, if they are not so well lit id go with what leslie said and get yellow or clears.
By: Korea
December 20, 2010
Dragon recommends the Red Ionized lens for bright sunny conditions. It has a VLT of 20-25%. It is designed to cut glare and add definition. This would not be a good night lens option. I would look for a lens that is Yellow or Clear for the best performance in night riding.
By: Leslie Byers
December 7, 2010
Ionized is mostly for anti-sun glare, they will work at night but if you do a lot of night riding I'd say go for a clear pink lens.
By: Tey
December 1, 2010
Change me.
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