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Compare	Oakley Crowbar With Extra Lens Goggles 2013	VS	Scott Fix Photochromatic Goggles 2012

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There are 9 differences and 8 similarities between Oakley Crowbar With Extra Lens Goggles 2013, Scott Fix Photochromatic Goggles 2012

General
Gender		Adult	vs	Adult
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Brand		Oakley	vs	Scott
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Model Year		2013	vs	2012
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Specifications
Product ID		279,516	vs	240,578
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OTG			vs	No
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Frame Size		Medium	vs	Large
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Spherical Lens		Yes	vs	Yes
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Polarized		No	vs	No
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Photochromatic			vs	Yes
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Helmet Compatible		Yes	vs	Yes
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Lens Coating		N/a	vs	Photochromatic
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Lens Shape		Spherical	vs	Spherical
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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	Photochromatic Light Sensitive Lens Transitions Smoothly From Bright To Dim, Panoramic Optiview Spherical Double Lenses, Permanent No Fog Anti-fog Lens Treatment, Plush Multi-layered Face Foam, Patented Acs ( Air Control System) Venting Circulates Air, Flawless Helmet Compatibility, 100% Uv Eye Protection
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