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Compare	Spy Bias Womens Goggles 2013	VS	Oakley Stockholm Polarized Womens Goggles 2013

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There are 5 differences and 12 similarities between Spy Bias Womens Goggles 2013, Oakley Stockholm Polarized Womens Goggles 2013

General
Gender		Womens	vs	Womens
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Brand		Spy	vs	Oakley
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Model Year		2013	vs	2013
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Specifications
Product ID		283,279	vs	247,630
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OTG		No	vs	No
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Frame Size		Medium	vs	Small
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Spherical Lens		Yes	vs	Yes
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Polarized		No	vs	Yes
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Photochromatic		No	vs	No
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Helmet Compatible		Yes	vs	Yes
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Lens Coating		N/a	vs	Polarized
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Lens Shape		Spherical	vs	Spherical
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Fog Fan		No	vs	No
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Rubberized Strap		Yes	vs	Yes
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Race		No	vs	No
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Headphones Included		No	vs	No
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Additional Details		Helmet Compatible, Triple Layer Isotron Face Foam Featuring Moisture-wicking Dri-force Fleece, Pivoting Strap-clip System Ensures A Comfortable Fit, Optics By Carl Zeiss Vision, Patented Scoop Ventilation System,	vs	Specifically Engineered For A Womens Only Fit, Patented Xyz Optics Maximizes Field Of View With Clarity At All Angles, Supple Urethane Construction Maintains Flexibility In Extreme Cold, Surpasses All Standards For High Impact Resistance, Dual Vented Lens With F3 Anti-fog Technology Eliminates Fog Formation, 100% Protection From Uva, Uvb, Uvc And Harmful Blue Light
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