Oakley A Frame Goggle

The A-frame is durable, easy to use, great looking and with superior optics.

I got my first pair back in 98 or so and I still rock them on occasion. I got a couple of more now and they all have hold op amazingly well. The rubber band is still tight and the lenses have withstand travel to the alps, the norther pars of Norway, countless after skis and more.

The only real downside with the A-frame is it's constraints on the peripheral vision. The frame is a bit narrow and has a lot of bulk so when skiing switch or looking over your shoulder you might have problems. When snowboarding it's however never caused mentionable problems for me.

Bottom line: Durable with superior optics. Limits your peripheral vision.

Tight fit googles are in guys, over sized ones are all over the shop and these tightfit gogs are they way to go!!

in response to dude asking about s4 goggles, i have heard of them this season, but i've never used them. from what i hear though, they are really customizable, and they look pretty sweet. theres a lifetime guarantee so i guess you couldnt go wrong with them. i still like the a frames.i used these goggles for 5 or six years and they are to this day some of my favorite goggles. never had problems with them, never fog, no scratches and they look so simple and clean. everyone should have a pair of a frames in their closet.

I use the Jet Black/HI Persimmon as my sunny day goggles...They transition nicely from early morning shadows to sun beating down.

I got the Oakleys with the fire lens, and in low light situations that lens sucks. So be careful if you go snowboarding often in low light situations like me the fire lens looks cool but you can't see in flat light!

If there is one thing you shouldn't look at the price it's jacket,pants and GOGGLES.
A-Frame will never bring you down. perfect ventilation and great field of view

I really like these goggles. They look sick and are really comfortable. They do fog, but not unless you're really sweating a ton (like sometimes in the spring). The lens color is good (I think I got the prissimon something). They fit real good with the RED HI FI helmet... no gap between the helmet and the goggles. Anyway, overall, comfortable, sexy, great for the price. Get em!

Oakley has great lenses for both their goggles and sunglasses, and the A Frame is a nice, basic option. It fits small to medium faces well enough and is a good fit with a helmet.

These pretty much deliver everything you could possibly want in a goggle, theyre straight up impossible to fog up, super comfortable, stylin, and depending which lens you have (I got the grey Iridium) theyre super HD. Buy em!

These goggles fit perfect even though I have a little bit of a wide face. Great field of vision, the venting works perfect and they haven't fogged on me once! (other than when i eat it hard and snow gets inside or clogs the vents). With dogfunk's sale, i was actually able to get two pairs (one with a black iridium lens for sunny days and one with a high intensity yellow lens for stormy days) for less than the price of the additional storm lens by itself at oakley.com

i do emergency services work for the state from time to time and these are the same goggles designed for that purpose. they meet all the safety specifications for impact resistance and other standards. there are many color options for fan-boys and hipsters to get your steez on, and many lens options for any riding conditions. i've never had the inner lens fog up. they are comfortable with or without a helmet

This goggles are awesome! The fit is perfect, lenses are great, and they are the most comfortable goggles I have ever worn. A must buy!

I'm choosing between the A Frames or some S4 goggles. Has anyone heard about or had any S4 goggles? Were they quality? shitty?...do they even exist?

this goggles were pretty good more those who usually loves to wear goggles and i think if they buy this one, they will like it, it is the product of Oakley and it give high quality.