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Until you landed the Von Zipper Fishbowl Goggle, taking your favorite goldfish, Harvey, snowboarding was such a hassle. For example, unless you kept his transport bag underneath your insulating layer, poor Harvey's water would start to crystallize. And then there was that time at the après bar when Harvey's bag sprung a leak in your pocket while you were talking to that hotie. Not good ...
Ergonomic design and curved lens provides an exceptionally wide field of view for both you and your aquatic hitchhiker
I rode the VZ Fishbowl for most of last season and it is the best goggle I've ever had. It isn't just another big sphyrical goggle. It is the ONLY big sphyrical goggle that fits and has an amazing field of vision. After riding the VZ Feenom for 5 seasons I was a little reluctant to change to something bigger, not no more. The Fishbowl is so lightweight and has such an enormous field of vision that I don't think I can go back. give em a try.
i got these today order threw Dogfunk "cause its where the cool kids shop"... the Purple Erkel they dont come with an extra lens. but well worth the money everything a high-end goggle should be. you get what you pay for. an if you ride a lot you will appreciate these light weight low profile frame. VZ's i will highly recommend. thanks,
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I've never really liked wearing goggles. That unnatural look from the lens tint but mainly on seeing the frame. I feel compressed, they're literally up in my face bothering me while I'm riding, cramping up my stoke. No more with this big fatty bowl :D
I'll compare the size difference with the Oakley Crowbar which I've been using for a couple of years and could be said a standard size goggle. The crowbar's peripheral/side vision is very good but it narrows at the top and bottom. The Fishbowl extends vertically and out solving this concern. You have to try hard to see the top/top corners and sides, barely there! The nose area is pretty much the only thing evidently there and it's minimal. If you are looking straight everything just feels so open and free! Go ahead look side to side too, up and down because you have the vision to do so!
Comparable goggles I've tried on are EG2's and Dragon's APX. I've also tried Von Zipper's Feenom which I'd say size wise is in the middle of a standard goggle and the Fishbowl and it also offers good vision vertically.
In short... most goggles already offer great size horizontally and adding great vertical size makes for a much better package ;)
What conditions are suitable for the Lime Satin/Quasar Chrome fishbowl goggles. When i put them on it seems like there a yellow tint but im pretty sure its gold? Help please...
I ride the Quasar Chrome about 80% of the time. It is a very versatile lens that works in almost all conditions. The only time I change it out is if it is totally flat light and snowing, I go with Yellow Chrome. And in the Spring or Summer when it is completely sunny I use Bronze Chrome. In my opinion, Quasar chrome is the most versatile lens VonZipper makes.
I got these goggles for the upcoming season so I haven't been able to field test them yet. I put them on, they're what I've been looking for, for a long time. If you're bothered by visual limitation from small frames you've got to get these. These goggles are HUGE! Not only can you not see the frame but they're so light and comfortable that it really feels like you're not wearing any goggles at all. Great buy! I can't wait to use them on the mountain!
I've worn the Fishbowls with the following helmets: Smith Maze, ProTec B2, Pro-Tec Vigilante and the RED Hi-Fi and haven't had any fit issues. I tested the Fishbowl with the strap on the outside of the helmet and it fit great. My personal preference is to wear it it with a thin beanie, under the helmet (the helmet feels more natural to me this way.) I have a thin, tall face and a larger nose and the Fishbowl fits me just fine. I can't guarantee the Fishbowl (or any goggle) will fit perfectly with every face and helmet combo, but I'll be riding it this year with the Pro-Tec B2 helmet. Hope this helps.
I got these for $19.50 from whiskey militia a few weeks ago, freaking amazing deal, and was so stoked to try them out on the mountain today. Purple Erkel.
The good: super lightweight, much lighter than a frames, which i usually use, and much more flexible than them as well. A frames always felt pretty rigid to me, but these flex and form to my face very well. The field of vision is amazing. If i look down, i can see a little bit of frame, side to side, maybe a tiny tiny bit, and up...nothing, just my eyebrows...amazing. i literally forgot they were on until it started raining and got drops on the lens. the foam is comfy. The lens tint is nice from the outside, pretty mirrored on a sunny day, and from the inside, seems to be just about the right tint for an all around lens, not to light, not too dark. it's not dark like fire iridium, but not light like a pink iridium or persimmon. pretty good. the goggles are huge, i look like a boss, and they are so comfortable, more even than a frames on my face.
The bad: the optical quality of the lens is not as good as oakley or smith. i always heard that oakley and smith were better than the rest, and i never really believed that you would be able to tell a difference with other companies, but the clarity on the goggles just isn't quite up to the oakleys. with my a frames, i forget i'm looking through a piece of plastic. with these...there are a few aberrations and weird spots, and it just doesn't seem as clear. hard to explain. they're great, just not as good as some others. not enough to worry about or not buy them for though. also, the strap lacks some sticky material to keep the goggles on your helmet. i wish it had that. other than those things, the goggles are top notch.
i wouldn't pay 150 for these, but they are sick goggles. i might convert from my a frames to these, i feel like overall, i like them more. just fit better, cooler look, no fog, dope goggles.
The Fishbowl is not designed to fit over prescription glasses, but depending on your prescription frame, they might fit. I recommend trying them on at your local shop to check the fit.
These are probably the best goggles I've ever put on my face. I LOVE wearing these! It's amazing what a difference it makes when you can see where you're going. HUGE field of vision and your peripheral vision is pretty much wide open. They really don't fog at all, other than a tiny bit at the bottom when I have a facemask on.
I'm really interested in these but I need one that would be Ideal for night time riding. I thought the Black Gloss/Amber would work but according to Von Zipper's website those are for day time riding. I need to know off all these which pair is the ideal one for night riding I want to order mines ASAP but no clue which I should go with. Please Help!!
The BEST lens for night riding is Yellow Chrome. Dogfunk.com should have the Fishbowl with a yellow chrome lens in November. Or you can order any color of the Fishbowl now and order just the Yellow Chrome lens later.
On par with the APX, the EG2, and the Fishbowl, check out the supersized Anon Comrade (http://www.dogfunk.com/anon-comrade-goggle) with a Blue Lagoon or an Amber lens for low-light riding.
Thanks for the reply, I guess the lens I need are not available yet :( really want to order the goggles really bad maybe I should settle for the Dragon APX or the Electric EG2 just wanted something MASSIVE :)
nightstalker blue, yellow, and clear are the best for nighttime riding. Rose, clear ohrome orange, and yellow chrome would do pretty well at night . aside from these, the rest would be optimal for sun/ partly cloudy conditions.
after months of research i narrowed my selection to the Dragon APX, Electric EG2, Smith IO, & VonZipper Fishbowl. i tried all of them on and ended up purchasing the Fishbowl since it had the best fit. these are a huge upgrade compared to my last goggle, the peripheral view is great & the fire chrome lens adds contrast to the terrain in the shade. it would be even better if they added some grip on the straps for helmets.
YES. They are slightly taller and wider than the EG2, but more importantly they have more vertical and peripheral vision than any other goggle on the face of the earth. Very comfy fit, with or without a helmet.
So, I have been riding Spy Soldiers for a while and decided it was time to get a goggle with a larger field of view. These got good reviews so I was toying with the idea of buying them. One day I was looking around on DogFunk at saw that the Lime Satin/Quasar Chrome Fishbowls were going for $49.95!!! So I picked them up then a couple of days later the price went up to $149.95! Anyways I was so happy I got them for 50 bucks I went ahead and purchased the John Jackson edition ones as well. Super comfortable, steezy, great field of view, never fogged up. Great buy. I highly reccomend.
The Fishbowl is Von Zipper's first foray into the oversized goggle trend and the result is a functional and stylish frame that provides huge peripheral, doesn't fog, and remains pressure-free all day long.
Obviously the first comparison everyone is going to make is against the EG2 from Electric. Having rocked both, I have decided to keep the Fishbowl because it fogs less and fits with my Protec helmet just a little more comfortably (although, I wasn't wearing it here). Also, I see a lot of EG2's out there now and seldom spot a fishbowl.
The chrome on my fire lens is dark enough where lifties can't see me rolling my eyes at them when they try to zap my pass repeatedly, but still light enough to have definition on party cloudy or cloudy days. I will probably purchase another clearer lens for night or extremely low-light days though.
I have been riding these all season and strongly recommend them.
I got the yellow chrome lens for the cloudy days and it's awesome, my purple erkle goggles came with the astro chrome lens which is darker, it looks kind of like purple chrome. Love these goggles!
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