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Smith Knowledge OTG Goggles 2012 |
Retail: $85 (Up to 39% off)
The Smith Knowledge OTG goggles feature exceptional fog-prevention, comfort, and fit for eyeglass users. The Knowledge OTG is an awesome all around goggle. With lens ventilation and floating foam membrane eliminates eyeglass pressure. These goggles are helmet and eyeglass compatible, so if you have ever had a problem fitting your glasses under goggles, these are for you. Smart features like the Carbonic-x lens with anti-fog let you see your way through the steep and deep. While a centering V nose shape and an articulating outrigger positioning system keep these hot looking specs in place.
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Comments about Smith Knowledge OTG Goggles 2012:
These goggles are just what I wanted! They easily fit over my glasses and are very comfortable.
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I had ordered a different pair that I returned. I was credited promptly and received the Smith goggles very quickly as replacements.
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Comments about Smith Knowledge OTG Goggles 2012:
I first had the Smith Fuse goggles which seemed have been good & popular. I wanted to like them, but they kept fogging up on me even with the vents open. Come to realize that I run hot as it is, and I needed something that had plenty of space between the lens & my eyes. Enter the Knowledge OTG!!! I was quite pleased when I used them on the slopes. No fogging issues, good visibility. I purchased multiple pairs, and inserted the replacement lenses into them, so I can switch out easily depending on mood & weather conditions.
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Comments about Smith Knowledge OTG Goggles 2012:
The Smith goggle fits well with my new Smith Vantage helmut, but I think the helmut brim prevents the goggle from breathing properly. Fogged all the time except when moving fast Downhill. I would maybe try the version with the fan, but I've always loved the Carrera OTG goggle best.
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