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Compare	Spy Zed Goggles 2013	VS	Spy Trevor Goggles 2012

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There are 2 differences and 15 similarities between Spy Zed Goggles 2013, Spy Trevor Goggles 2012

General
Gender		Adult	vs	Adult
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Brand		Spy	vs	Spy
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Model Year		2013	vs	2012
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Specifications
Product ID		283,286	vs	162,680
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OTG		No	vs	No
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Frame Size		Medium	vs	Medium
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Spherical Lens		No	vs	No
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Polarized		No	vs	No
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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	N/a
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Lens Shape		Flat	vs	Flat
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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		Flexible Frame Conforms To Any Face For A Comfortable Fit, Polycarbonate Cylindrical Dual Lens System With Anti-fog And Anti-scratch Protection, Free Bonus Lens, Patented Scoop Ventilation System To Combat Lens Fogging, Triple Layer Isotron Face Foam Featuring Moisture Wicking Dri-force Fleece, Helmet Compatible, 100% Uv Protection	vs	Flexible Frame Conforms To Any Face, Dual Polycarbonate Cylindrical Lenses Infused With Anti-fog Properties, Helmet Compatible To Work With Most Brands On The Market, Thick Triple-layer Of Isotron Face Foam With Dri-force Fleece To Wick Away Moisture, Lenses Provide 100% Protection From Harmful Uv Rays
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