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VonZipper Dojo Goggle - 2008
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VonZipper Dojo Goggle - 2008
With enough training in the Von Zipper Dojo Goggle, any young grasshopper can achieve black belt status. The medium-large fitting Dojo has anti-fog coated dual lens and wide peripheral vision, letting you observe you surrounding with the shrewdness of a master samurai. The Dojo’s 100% UV protection and helmet compatibility keep you safe when you’re perfecting your ninja flips in the park.
Bottom Line: Become a master shredder in the Dojo.
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Hey, I was just wondering how these fit with the R.E.D Hi fi
Hey, I was just wondering how these fit with the R.E.D Hi fi helmet.
thanks
By: bradcuzz_72287901
January 16, 2010
Should work fine, check Sand Pounder's pic in the Red helmet.
By: Dakka
February 4, 2010
Amazing clarity
By:
Brad Gobdel
May 10, 2009
The Dojos are a little shorter than the Von Zipper Feenom and they fit great. I've had the Feenoms for years and wanted to change things up a bit, so I've been wearing the Dojos alot too. Such and easy fitting goggle with great vision.
Will these fit with the Smith Holt Helmet??
Will these fit with the Smith Holt Helmet??
By: Handles
January 13, 2010
all day long.
By: Dakka
January 28, 2010
!kciS
By:
Gnulover69
January 8, 2010
These are totally sick. Fit great and the white ones you can't even.see in. Only problem is that its a little harder to see when its dark. Plus the never fog!
WOuld you recommend the white ones, or any other of the dojos?
WOuld you recommend the white ones, or any other of the dojos?
And how long will they probably last because they are expensive?
By: george
December 14, 2009
Match your boot laces as best you can I say. VZ has one of the best, most hassle free warranty in the game, get 'em!
By: Dakka
January 28, 2010
slayer mask
By:
kur2759356
May 31, 2009
honestly the sickest goggles I've ever sported. I suggest buying an extra lens, the fire chrome looks deadly on this amazing frame. winter cant come soon enough
Write your question here...will these fit well with a red mutiny
Write your question here...will these fit well with a red mutiny helmet?
By: charlie macdonald
December 6, 2009
They should work with that helmet for sure.
By: Brad Gobdel
December 7, 2009
Will these goggles fit a pretty big head or are they better for
Will these goggles fit a pretty big head or are they better for smaller faces? Thanks!
By: tatiana
November 19, 2009
These will definitly fit a big head (I should know, I have a giant head).
And it should fit over (if you in fact do ride with) your helmet, unless it is so big it doubles your head, in that case i suggest buying a new helmet.
But YES, these will fit a bigger head
PS, these have the elastic plastic (i dunno what it is called)on the strap which makes it a great for keep them in place once you get them on your head but a GIANT PAIN to adjust the size on the go. So make sure you adjust it inside when you have time, cause it is a pain when your hands are freezing outside and your trying to adjust it from beanie size to helmet size but you just can't seem to do it CAUSE ITS JUST SO DAMN COLD.
By: Kylie
November 19, 2009
With the bronze chrome lenses can people see your eyes?
With the bronze chrome lenses can people see your eyes?
By: Jay Wright
August 31, 2009
Does Nate Curtis rawk these?
By: Dakka
January 28, 2010
it depends on the way the light hits the goggles. i have that lens in my feenoms. sometimes the light is getting reflected and no, but when its not directly on it you can't see very well, like if you get mountain red eye like me, but you can kind of see your face and what your looking at
By: mikedb812082062
August 31, 2009
Can you still see in on the Gold Chrome lenses?
Can you still see in on the Gold Chrome lenses?
By: Adam Horst
June 23, 2009
No. With the gold chrome no one can see your eyes.
By: Andrew
June 24, 2009
Change me.
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