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There are 10 differences and 7 similarities between Oakley Crowbar JP Auclair Polarized Goggles 2013, Dragon DX With Extra Lens Goggles 2013
 
General
Gender   Adult vs   Adult  
 
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Brand   Oakley vs   Dragon  
 
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Model Year   2013 vs   2013  
 
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Specifications
Product ID   279,371 vs   282,920  
 
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OTG   No vs     
 
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Frame Size   Medium vs   Medium  
 
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Spherical Lens   Yes vs   No  
 
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Polarized   Yes vs   No  
 
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Photochromatic   No vs     
 
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Helmet Compatible   Yes vs   Yes  
 
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Lens Coating   Polarized vs   N/a  
 
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Lens Shape   Spherical vs   Flat  
 
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Fog Fan   No vs     
 
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Rubberized Strap   Yes vs   No  
 
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Race   No vs   No  
 
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Headphones Included   No vs   No  
 
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Additional Details   Flexible O Matter Chassis, Rigid O Matter Strap Connections Provide Even Distribution Of Goggle Pressure, Triple Fleece Face Foam For Maximum Moisture Wicking And Comfort, Patented Xyz Optics, Plutonite Lens Material Provides 100% Protection Against Uva, Uvb, Uvc And Harmful Blue Light vs   Dual Lexen Lens, Super Anti-fog Lens, Dual Layer Face Foam, Micro Fleece Lining, Polyurethane Frame, 100% Uv Protection  
 
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Compare Oakley Crowbar JP Auclair Polarized Goggles 2013 vs Dragon DX With Extra Lens Goggles 2013 Ski Goggles


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