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Spy Trevor Goggle - 2009
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Spy Trevor Goggle - 2009
Worn by half the Spy team, the Trevor Goggles feature excellent optics, venting and style. With a flexible frame that conforms to any face and ensures comfort, and a cylindrical dual-lens system to provide vision that mirrors the shape of your eyes, the Trevor Goggles are the crucial tool for a successful vision quest.
- Polycarbonate cylindrical dual-lens system with anti-fog & anti-scratch protection
- 100% UV Protection
- Triple layer Isotron face foam with moisture-wicking Dri-Force fleece
- Dual-adjustment, silicone-ribbed strap
Bottom Line: Worn by the best.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
Killer
By:
Dave Bowen
February 11, 2012
Only fogged up 2x in 3 seasons so far. One time was while building and I was sweating really hard. Great goggle - well worth the money.
whats better for daytime, sunny days? red spectra or blue? and
whats better for daytime, sunny days? red spectra or blue?
and whats a good color for cloudy, night riding?
By: Matt
December 25, 2011
Red Trevors
By: Brandon Matheson
September 8, 2010
I decided to show the FULL side view of the red, because I thought it would look different.
2 Comments Last Comment: September 14, 2010 by: Matt Cook
By: Brandon Matheson
September 14, 2010
They are dang sick, and they are comfortable on the face, too. You don't need a helmet to use these either.
By: Matt Cook
September 14, 2010
Those look sick
Spiffy
By:
Dave Bowen
December 16, 2009
These goggles are very comfey on the face, and ish-comfey on the wallet. Great for sunny days- I havent had fogging problens at all. If you're looking for some lowlight goggles get something else.
Two ques: How are the peripherals on these goggles and what color
Two ques: How are the peripherals on these goggles and what color are the SB goggles?
By: bie5140139
December 1, 2011
great goggles
By:
tim bart
December 16, 2010
cant go wrong with these, not expensive, but work great, no foggy lenses, no glare, very comfortable, great all around.
do the occult persimmon lenses listed above have the red fire
do the occult persimmon lenses listed above have the red fire mirrored lens as they appear in the picture or is it a different/ different looking lens?
By: ausker
November 17, 2011
Anything with "spectra" in the lens name will have that finish on the lens.
By: spy rep
November 29, 2011
The Art of Skinner
By: Leslie Byers
October 13, 2011
"Skinner is a self-taught artist from Sacramento, California who has meticulously crafted a balance of extraordinary mural work, mighty powerful wall to wall installations and a prolific commercial career. Influenced by 80’s pop culture, human struggle, myths and violence dungeons and dragons and the heavy metal gods, Skinner’s mind is one full of mayhem fueled by a calculated chaos." -theartofskinner.com
Check out his work on the new Trevor -Spy + Skinner Goggles
Great Goggles
By:
cam2939277
November 5, 2011
These goggles are everything that I expected from them, the only thing I would tell anyone who is buying them is that the strap runs a little small. I wear a Bern XL helmet and they fit pretty tight on it, but other that that, they a fricken sweet!
Are these only for adults? Or can a kid wear them...???
Are these only for adults? Or can a kid wear them...???
By: Brendan W.
January 12, 2011
These are designed for adults with a medium sized face. But it just depends on the actual face size of the kid. If he or she is in their teens, these could fit just fine. In case you are interested, we do carry Spy youth goggles at the following link:
http://www.dogfunk.com/kids-goggles
Women's goggles are another place to look for small frame sizes:
http://www.dogfunk.com/womens-goggles
By: Leslie Byers
January 27, 2011
What light conditions would these be best for? Am looking at
What light conditions would these be best for? Am looking at the bronze lens and want something for daylight use. Thanks!
By: JillyBean
November 13, 2009
Kylie is right- these are perfect for day riding- bring another pair if you're evening/nightboarding
By: Dave Bowen
December 16, 2009
Bronze chrome or just bronze?
Either way those would be perfect for midday riding. Bronze lenses do suck around closing time cause the flight light is pretty bad (just a heads up) BUT What is one hour of discomfort compared to all day of looking good?
Bronze will let in more light then Bronze chrome but wont be reflective.
(I am sorry if i didnt make it clear. You can also go to (I couldnt find it on the Spyoptical.com site) )http://www.electricvisual.com/goggle-technical-information/
That is a great place to show what lense colors go great with what type of situation
It tells you about VLT (Visual Light transmittance) And gives all the right information about picking out the lense color your looking for
Hope that helps
Kyle
By: Kylie
November 15, 2009
Spy Trevor - Fabulous!
By:
Dakka
August 23, 2010
When all the manufacturers of goggles are going oversized, Spy tried a different approach to practical, stylish and inexpensive. And it worked, the Trevor looks good, fits good with helmets- especially Bern helmets. They're definitely a a good match for anybody with a medium to large face. You crash and they stay on due to the Silicone strip on the inside of the band. Hike in them and they don't fog, the chrome is thick but not painted on, just right. You can try to destroy them now, but they'll only come back stronger than you can possibly imagine.
Change me.
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