Oakley Crowbar Polarized Seth Morrison Goggles 2013 vs Oakley Twisted With Extra Lens Goggles 2013

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Oakley Crowbar Polarized Seth Morrison Goggles 2013	VS	Oakley Twisted With Extra Lens Goggles 2013

There are 10 differences and 7 similarities between Oakley Crowbar Polarized Seth Morrison Goggles 2013, Oakley Twisted With Extra Lens Goggles 2013

General
Gender
Adult	Adult
Brand
Oakley	Oakley
Model Year
2013	2013

Specifications
Product ID
247,748	279,815
OTG
No	No
Frame Size
Large	Medium
Spherical Lens
Yes	No
Polarized
Yes
Photochromatic
No
Helmet Compatible
Yes	Yes
Lens Coating
Polarized	N/a
Lens Shape
Spherical	Flat
Fog Fan
No
Rubberized Strap
No	Yes
Race
No
Headphones Included
No	No
Additional Details
100% Protection From Harmful Blue Light And Uva, Uvb, And Uvc, Polarization Technology Boost Contrast In Low Light But Reduces Glare, Thick Triple Fleece Face Foam For Maximum Moisture Wicking And Comfort, Rigid O Matter Straps Help To Distribute Pressure Evenly Across The Face, Exceptional Facial Fit Contour Either With Or Without A Helmet, Increased Lens Sizing For Greater Visual Range	All Day Comfort Of Moisture Wicking Triple-layer Polar Fleece Foam, Lexan Lens Material Provides 100% Uv Protection, Fog Elimination Of Dual Vented Lenses With F2 Anti-fog Technology, Interchangeable Strap Attachment Plates, Flexible O-matter Chassis, Balanced Fit (with Or Without A Helmet) Via O-matter