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Compare	Oakley Crowbar With Extra Lens Goggles 2013	VS	Electric EGB2 Trouble Andrew Goggles 2013

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There are 10 differences and 7 similarities between Oakley Crowbar With Extra Lens Goggles 2013, Electric EGB2 Trouble Andrew Goggles 2013

General
Gender		Adult	vs	Adult
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Brand		Oakley	vs	Electric
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Model Year		2013	vs	2013
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Specifications
Product ID		279,516	vs	283,216
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OTG			vs	No
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Frame Size		Medium	vs	Large
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Spherical Lens		Yes	vs	No
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Polarized		No	vs	No
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Photochromatic			vs	No
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Helmet Compatible		Yes	vs	Yes
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Lens Coating		N/a	vs	N/a
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Lens Shape		Spherical	vs	Flat
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Fog Fan			vs	No
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Rubberized Strap		Yes	vs	No
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Race			vs	No
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Headphones Included		No	vs	No
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Additional Details		Dual Vented Lenses Have Been Treated With F3 Anti-fog Technology To Eliminate Fog, Rigid O Matter Strap Outriggers Provide A Balanced Fit, With Or Without A Helmet, 100% Uv Protection, Streamlined Frame Design For Expanded Peripheral Vision, Optimized For Medium Sized Faces	vs	Free Bonus Lens, Ergonomic Frame Design, Mold Injected Thermo-plastic Urethane Frame, 100% Uv Protection, Oversized Dual Cylindrical Polycarbonate Lens, Wide Peripheral Vision, Anti-fog And Anti-scratch Hard Coating
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