Oakley Launch New Airbrake Goggle
Monday, January 21, 2013 | 2:40 PM
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PrintThe Thursday before Anaheim 2 Oakley held the launch party for their new Airbrake goggle at the So Cal company HQ. The event saw the brands top moto athletes come out in force to talk to a select few from the industry about the new product. Words like "game changer" and "revolutionary" were the norm.
The goggle has many new, never before seen features like Switchlock lens technology which makes swapping out lenses a breeze, all new Plutonite lens for superior impact protection, increased field of vision, an optional roll-off system that increases visibility by 60 percent over old systems, and many more.
The goggle will be available from March 15. Look for a full Racer X Tested on the Airbrake goggle soon.
James Stewart arrives on the red carpet for the Oakley Airbrake goggle launch.
All the Oakley moto athletes like Ryan Villopoto were very enthusiastic about the brands latest product.
Oakley's Global Goggle Category Manager, Andy McSorley talks about the innovative new product to the moto press. The Airbrakes optional roll-off system is said to increase visibility by 60 percent over previous systems.
The new Airbrake goggle will be available March 15.
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Buy some of these, I own stock.
From the folks that brought you the (1st) $100 goggles.
I'm affraid to ask how much..........
I don't think they look terrible, but I'll stick with my Crowbars.
WTF is JS wearing around his neck?
Joedirt, its called a scarf , you wear them when its cold.
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please please please show what the roll off system looks like
is the price tag a bit steep , yes
will people still buy them YES
@joedirt....I am living in Europe for two years....guys all wear scarves....big poofy ones sometimes....it is not very masculine....they also all ride bicycles.....not like a cool looking mountain bike, but fruity looking old fashioned bicycles, with like a basket, lights and fenders.....I am not sure how chicks can tell who is straight or not
Worse than this, they also wear these scarf like things that loop around your neck...they can figure eight them so they wrap around twice when it is cold....some of them are awfully pretty....I am afraid this is what James is wearing....makes me wonder how he really tore his acl.... Hmmm....
@joedirt....I am living in Europe for two years....guys all wear scarves....big poofy ones sometimes....it is not very masculine....they also all ride bicycles.....not like a cool looking mountain bike, but fruity looking old fashioned bicycles, with like a basket, lights and fenders.....I am not sure how chicks can tell who is straight or not
Worse than this, they also wear these scarf like things that loop around your neck...they can figure eight them so they wrap around twice when it is cold....some of them are awfully pretty....I am afraid this is what James is wearing....makes me wonder how he really tore his acl.... Hmmm....
In case James Stewart is reading this: Sorry for making fun of you dude, but listen up.....
If your neck is cold, go to a store that sells mountain climbing gear....ask them for a "Biff".....it is a bandana looking deal that goes around your neck..they also have ones that can go on your head and tie in the back, in case you want to cover that hair doo that my wife keeps making fun of.......don't worry, it looks cool, and you won't have to worry about people thinking you're a flamer anymore.
Oh, James.... at least you did have the sense to get a black one of those things....but c'mon dude....you don't live in France.......and......I think you may want the women to know that you do like girls...