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Oakley
Oakley MX O Frame Goggles
Pinned Race Orange/Blue / Black Iridium/Clear Lens
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Item #OAK00BT
104 Reviews
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7 days 19 hours ago
New York
Love them!
3 months 11 days ago
Willis MI
Oakley Goggle
They are a Oakley O-frame they speak for themselves! They are a great goggle they always have been.
2 years ago
Great goggles
I think these are fantastic goggles at a great price
2 years ago
Wisconsin
One caveat
Got the carbon frame because I love the strap. In fact, I bought two pair. The strap in the pic is WRONG. It's black with a grey "O". Hate the plain "O". Rather have the older version, but such is life. Still the only goggle I'll buy.
2 years 3 months ago
Naples, FL, USA
Awesome Googles!
This goggles are perfect for what I was looking for. Needed over-glasses goggles and these work. Have to be careful though, depending on the size of glasses you wear. They work perfect on my everyday glasses as they are rather small in size. The goggles are not a one-size fits all, as they do not fit over my larger pair of glasses.
2 years 4 months ago
Minnesota
YZ25MX
I like how the Oakley O frames fit my Shoei Helmet!
2 years 5 months ago
Very Good Goggle
I bought these goggles because I had trouble with my Scott goggles fogging. These O frame goggles fit really well and I have not had any trouble with them. Also, I had read some reviews that said the tear off posts were in the way of your peripheral vision, but I haven't had any problem with that either. I highly recommend these goggles because they are a good value for the money.
2 years 6 months ago
Over 3 years ago
Caribou, ME, USA
Best googles ever
best googles i have ever purchased they look awesome and fit grest and they are comfortable to wear and dont fog up block the sun good and love the option for tear away covers
Over 3 years ago
4 Questions
Simdog
Q: Is the Sigi-Dash lense mirrored? It appears to be mirrored to me but I am not sure.
Over 4 years ago
MotoMike
A: The black iridium lens is semi-reflective.You can kinda see through them under certain lighting up close. For the most part in my experience, they have the mirrored look you may be looking for. But they are tinted as well and therefore not the best when it gets dark out. The pictures don't do it justice. They look way better in person.
MotoSportRyanT
MotoSport Staff
Expert
Over 4 years ago
A: Yes, the "Digi-Slash" goggles would feature a Mirrored yellow lens.
morin
Top 250 Contributor
Q: Lens
Over 8 years ago
are these anti fog?
devil84
A: No, but there are products out there that you apply to the lenses that make them anti fog.
obd0racing
A: No they are not anti fog, but when moving they have never fogged up on me
Josiah
A: Yes, these goggles are very very well ventilated so fog won't be an issue, I was even riding in a snow storm with my face bundled up and they didn't fog.
Colemanh
A: I rode hard for an hour straight and stopped for a while and they never fogged up..
duramax20
A: Yea
Drewski
MotoSport Staff
Over 8 years ago
A: They are anti fog coated, but they are not suitable for extremely cold conditions.
HONDABOY44
A: They are not specified as anti fog googles but owning these googles myself i can tell u that they dont fog up unless u breath through ur nose all the time and even then they dont fog up very much.
bones
A: yes they are anti fog lenses
3SRACING
A: I am not sure whether they are marketed as anti fog, but they do not fog up easily on me!
matt153
Q: MX AND SNOW?
Over 8 years ago
I want these goggles for MX but I was wondering if y'all knew if they would go small enough to fit snug around just my head so I can use them for snowboarding as well. Please don't recommend buying both cause I cant afford it. Your help is appreciated!
Drewski
MotoSport Staff
Over 8 years ago
A: Yes they will work for snow. I wont tell you to buy both, but you may want to buy a snow lens at lease. Mainly because snow lenses are double paned and have a lot of ventilation so that they don't fog up in cold conditions/wet conditions. Dirt lenses are only single pane and don't have nearly as much ventilation in them so they will work for a couple runs, but then the lens will fog.Normally board shops will have snow lenses for about $25-30ish depending on the tent.
3SRACING
A: Yes they will tighten down snug, i have even used them for mowing the lawn to keep stuff outta my eyes!
Relentless
A: They get plenty small enough, i wear mine for both mx and snowboarding when i am back home in MT. I do change to a blue tinted lens for the snow though to make it a little easier to see, but the clear would work just fine.
Plubs
A: Yes I actually frequently wear them when I play mx unleashed so I can act like I'm racing haha
GreaseMonkey250
Q: Are these the biggest/widest goggle frame oakley makes, if not what is?
Over 8 years ago
obd0racing
A: No they are not the widest. The widest would be the new airbrake goggle from oakley
Drewski
MotoSport Staff
Over 8 years ago
A: I would say the O frames or the Crowbars.. Those are going to be the bigger of the ones Oakley offers.
# Part Numbers
| Product Variant | Manufacturer Part # |
|---|---|
| Jet Black / Dark Grey Lens | 01-713 |
| Jet Black / Clear Lens | N/A |
| Matte Black / Clear Lens | 01-600 |
| True Carbon Fiber / Clear Lens | 01-669 |
| Intimidator Red/Black / Clear Lens | 007029-09 |
| Intimidator Red/Black / Dark Grey Lens | 007029-10 |
| Shockwave Orange/Blue / Clear Lens | OO7029-25 |
| Distress Tagline Red/Yellow / Dark Grey Lens | OO7029-29 |
| Flo Yellow/Navy / Black Ice Iridium/Clear Lens | OO7029-38 |
| Shockwave PYG / Clear Lens | OO7029-41 |
| Pinned Race Orange/Blue / Black Iridium/Clear Lens | OO7029-42 |
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WARNING: This product contains chemicals, including (BPA), known to the State of California to cause cancer, and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
