Goggle advice

Have the Giro G10 and my Oakley A-frames doesn't fit. I have this free space between helmet and goggles which isn't a good thing in Northern Sweden.....

Have been looking at the Crowbar, but would rather if I could get some that didn't look like all the others....... any recommendations??

By the way my head is "fairly" big ;)

Thanks

Have you tried the A-frames with an Oakley helmet strap? It does make a difference..

The a-frame is for a smaller head too. The Wisdom is for a bigger head and I also recomend the helemt strap accessory for the Wisdom.

Spy Soldier fits a Giro 9.mx perfectly so it'll probably work on the 10.

Smith Prodigys would also work well for a large head and they'll fit the Giro w/o any gaper gap.

i thought that said google. :)

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Originally Posted by SnowRider4Life

Smith Prodigys would also work well for a large head and they'll fit the Giro w/o any gaper gap.

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I have that combo too (prodigy/giro/large head), it works well.
Oakley O-frames work well too, they are pretty cheap.

Smith goggles are the only way to go with Giro helmets. Although they work even better with Smith helmets... ;)

edit: I can't believe Oakley hasn't started making multi-sport helmets yet. They sponsor enough different sports that all use helmets, you think they might try it. Huh.

another vote for prodigys and the G10.

My old helmet was a .9 it fitted perfect with the A-frames, being more round in the shape at the forehead. The G10 is on the other hand more straight, and therefore fits poorly with the round A-frame.

I don't think the Wisdow fits that well either, they are round as well, haven't tried though.

I have the helmet strap to the A-frame, it helped alot with the .9, but dosen't make any difference with the G10 fit.

The Smith Prodigy looks really cool. Its a brand you dosn't see that much here in Skandinavia- compared to Oakley, know I just need to find a place to buy them.

Thanks