Oakley Airbrake Goggles 2013 vs Oakley Crowbar Seth Morrison Goggles 2012

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Oakley Airbrake Goggles 2013	VS	Oakley Crowbar Seth Morrison Goggles 2012

There are 1 differences and 16 similarities between Oakley Airbrake Goggles 2013, Oakley Crowbar Seth Morrison Goggles 2012

General
Gender
Adult	Adult
Brand
Oakley	Oakley
Model Year
2013	2012

Specifications
Product ID
247,600	247,749
OTG
No	No
Frame Size
Large	Large
Spherical Lens
Yes	Yes
Polarized
No	No
Photochromatic
No	No
Helmet Compatible
Yes	Yes
Lens Coating
N/a	N/a
Lens Shape
Spherical	Spherical
Fog Fan
No	No
Rubberized Strap
Yes	Yes
Race
No	No
Headphones Included
No	No
Additional Details
All Day Comfort Of Moisture Wicking Triple-layer Polar Fleece Foam, Balanced Fit (with Or Without Helmet) Via Fixed O-matter, Switchlock Technology For The Quickest And Easiest Lens Change For Any Light Condition, Comes Standard With Two Lens Tints And Case, Rigid Front Frame With Flexible O-matter Rear Chassis, Rigid Frame Support To Minimize Optical Distortion, Eliminate Nasal Pressure And Maximize Airflow, Interchangeable Strap Outriggers, Fog Elimination Of Dual Vented Lenses With F3 Anti-fog Technology, 100% Uv Protection	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, Re-designed Facial Fit Contour, Anti-fog Treated Ballistic Lens, Patented Xyz Optics, Plutonite Lens Material Offers 100% Uv Protection