I have always had oakley goggles, love the optics. Not very good for my ski doo snowcross helmet. I am looking at the 509 goggles. Does anyone have them, they look great for the wind protection but how are the lenses? They have multiple lense options, looking for something for low light conditions and flat light, also a good one for sunny days. thanks guys
509 goggles vs Oakley goggles?
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509's ROCK!! Lens options are endless but I would recommend spending the extra $$ and get the Polarized Lenses. Those work great in all conditions.
other wise...
Blue for sunny days
Yellow for low light days
Clear for night
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Not to take anything away from either company but I used to be in the same boat as you. Always had Oakley and wanted to try something new, finally after talking to a million people I settled on SPY. I think they are the most under rated goggles in the snow industry!!!! By far the best decision I ever made and I will never switch to anything else!!!!!!
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X2!!! for spy i use the omega model
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I use 509s with the dark polarized lens for bright days, oakleys crowbars with the high intensity yellow for low light.
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I thought the oakleys fogged less, and like their persimmon lens for AK flat light.
The second generation 509's (new last season) are great. The 1st generation were a little small and your face got cold, the 2nd generation had larger foam and made a big difference. Lots of lens choices and the fit inside of your helmet is great now!
x2... the persimmon lens is the best I've used yet and I have 3 pairs of 509's with every lense available, in flat light nothing has worked as well as the oakley lens. I prefer the 509 frames over the crowbar but not the lens.
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Dan Davidoff wore my polarized 509's up a shoot in the airport last year to try them out...he was sore that he had to put his Oakley's back on afterward. 'Nuff said.
Never tried the 509's but my best friend wears them and he swears by them.
I wear Oakley and carry 4 pairs with me depending on light conditions. I've never had a problem with any pair of Oakleys and I have 3 different frames all with different colored lens.
I'll be getting a pair of 509's this year to try them out.
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I wear Oakley and carry 4 pairs with me depending on light conditions. I've never had a problem with any pair of Oakleys and I have 3 different frames all with different colored lens.
I'll be getting a pair of 509's this year to try them out.
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i've had mine for a season, i wear them dirtbiking too.
they are brilliant goggles. with the extra layers of foam, i don't feel any outside wind hitting bare skin on my face. the lens are strong and durable. i have a clear lens for those low light days and night riding. also have a chrome/yellow lens for the sunny days. think i'll pick up a blue lens for this winter.
they are brilliant goggles. with the extra layers of foam, i don't feel any outside wind hitting bare skin on my face. the lens are strong and durable. i have a clear lens for those low light days and night riding. also have a chrome/yellow lens for the sunny days. think i'll pick up a blue lens for this winter.
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used to ride with oaks and now uses 509s and love them wont ride durring the winter with anything but them now
I had Oakleys as well, bought 509's and ended up buying two more pairs as well as half of my group. They are incredibly nice and you should try the polarized lenses.:beer;
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just got a pair of 509s at haydays pumped to see how they work
i like my scott no sweat xi's. they work good for me in snow or motox.
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