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Oakley AirBrake Goggle
The sun may have blinded your park landings in the past, but with the easily swappable lens of the Oakley Airbrake Goggle, you'll be able to stomp it all in any light. The glove-friendly, pivoting Switchlock Technology pops the lens out of the frame and lets you replace it with an included spare that better matches the mountain's conditions. Once you clamp down the built-in switch, you'll get that same undistorted, UV-blocking, and glare-busting Oakley vision for every bump, cat track, and landing that crosses your snowy war path.
- Tough Plutonite lenses block out 100% of UVA, UVB, UVC, and harmful blue rays
- Rigid outer frame and flexible inner frame yield a durable but form-fitting design that doesn't cramp your nasal cavity
- Three-layer fleece foam liner is soft and smooth on your face and dries quickly after you rag-doll for a hundred yards and sweat while retrieving your gear
- Dual top lens vents and F3 Fog Technology prevents interior condensation during hikes and after falls
- Interchangeable strap outriggers let you fine-tune the fit to your helmet or helmet-free riding
- Comes with two differently shaded lenses (and a soft case) that match high and low-light conditions, but Oakley offers many more lens options (sold separately)
Bottom Line: See it, slay it.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
Brake for no one!
By:
jef102230687
February 26, 2013
Purchased the X-weave (fire and persimmon lenses) right before the last storm in Tahoe. Great field of vision with super fast lens change! Fits just like the crowbars with a slightly better view. Soft case is a nice touch to keep it all together while traveling.
Jackson Hole....Laramie Bowl
By: jef5985534
April 1, 2013
9000 feet on a bluebird day. Blacl iridium lenses were clutch!
I've been riding since 1986 and these are the sickest goggles I've ever used. Lens switch-out took less time than removing or storing the lenses in the bag.
Awsm goggles!
By:
fre6024111
March 11, 2013
Great goggles! I have a pair of Oakley Crowbars aswell, and these Airbrakes just fit much more comfertable. On the other hand, they feel sort of cheap with squeeking plastic etc.
Overall I give them 4/5. For the price they should feel alot better built.
good
By: jjy4955527
January 27, 2012
i have the okley's crowber goggle. it's more comfortable than my crowber.
Do the persimon lense work for night riding??
Do the persimon lense work for night riding??
By: Lcan
January 2, 2012
yes, this lense work for night.
By: jjy4955527
February 3, 2012
the best
By:
adam parslow
January 19, 2013
bought these the other day because they fit awesome with Bern Helmets and my wide face. I have never breathed easier though my nose in another goggle. The goggles feel well built and the lens are crystal clear! Convert from Smith to Oakley for life!
The way goggles should be
By: Chippymps
February 6, 2012
Most amazing goggles since the creation of the goggle
I swear by these!
By:
Joey W.
January 7, 2013
Awesome goggle! You can swap the lens while you are skiing if you really want, its that easy. I keep my spare lens on me at all times and it is so great because I can always adapt to light conditions. Super comfy. Feels great on my face. Never fogs. Buy these!
I like these goggles but whanted to buy one with Polarized. I
I like these goggles but whanted to buy one with Polarized.
I do have Scott goggles for fog and clouds, and I need now goggles for bright sunny days.
Whcih would You recommend.
By: dk4425561
November 11, 2011
I was in the oakley store today and the shop assistant was saying that they haven't made polarized lenses for them yet. But they will be 160ish when they do. And if you are looking for blue bird lenses hit up iridium
By: will.i.am
December 14, 2011
Oakley does it again
By:
Elmo
October 8, 2011
Love everything about the goggles. In my opinion, they are the most comfortable oakley goggles to date. They feel even better than splices and crowbars. The lens switching is a breeze. Easier than the I/O. Very sturdy design too.
Just waiting to test it out now. Let it snow!
1 Comment Last Comment: October 21, 2011 by: bobby rice
By: bobby rice
October 21, 2011
Which color scheme did you get?
Poor View
By:
xmic291690
December 29, 2011
They feel comfortable, they are really well made and sturdy, they look awesome and changing the lenses couldn't be easier but the view is VERY LIMITED because of the inside frame and foam design. I am very disappointed in Oakley. This could have been the perfect goggle.
If you are used to having a wide range peripheral view like the EG2's, IO's this are definitely not for you.
Change me.
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