Oakley A-frame (Page 12)

I bought a pair of A-Frames. I do not know if they are good but they are hard looking good, so you can not help it.

Awesome glasses!
Good ventilation, hardly anything at all. A minus is that the inner glass on my tended to drop due to the wetness. Aside from semi-durable durability, the Oakley A-frame is a pair of ultimate goggles.

+ Ventilation
+ Tough design
+ Optics in the lenses
- Too many riders with the same tough goggle ...
- The quality (durability) of the lens compared to older Oakley lenses
- A little too short strap for helmet (warning for suction power)

Maybe those glasses with the toughest design on the market, but it's like you say almost everything. The glasses are ok but the durability is bad, my looks like some fills after a season. In addition, I have a hard shell pack on them something I thought would make them last for a few seasons longer ...

The foam has been loosened from the edges and from the valves.

Either I must have gotten a few wrongly constructed or they were the worst I've tested. I hope for Oakley's sake that the glasses are wrong.

It's okay and cool. However, have dealt with me because they made something terrible. Got the winter's fatest day of cows almost completely sabbathed because the shit goggles got back in total. It did not even help me change lenses after half the day and that both lenses had ventilation holes. Skip Oakley, bet the money on a pair of Smith Triad instead.

Got these in 1999. It was before they realized that the ventilation was safe. I have changed the lens to one with holes on the top. Now they work better. The most beautiful goggles I had. Pretty small which suits me. Despite the ventilation holes, there is no problem getting them on. Just hanging the shit on the forehead. However, if you have them around your neck, it works well.

Give these a four. The awesome fit and design is a five, but the improblems go down to a four.

Perhaps the ugliest goggles ever made. Unfortunately, they are good, but hardly enough. pity oakley, but a good try was that.

A good ski goggle, but definitely not for skiers with big heads. If you drive with a helmet, it's smart that the elastic can be replaced with the special "helmet strap".

I have had a bit of trouble that my A-frames did not ventilate well (and it's even the model with ventilation holes).

The optical clarity is perfect - but the view down is slightly blocked by the ventilation holes.

All my Christmas money went to a couple and it was definitely worth it.