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I have been using the Spy Alloys for a few years and one thing that bugs me about them is that they seem to pinch my nostrils shut when I'm riding....making so I can't really breathe through my nose.
This past weekend a kid I know let me try a set of the Scott Hustle goggles.....and they fit my face and nose perfect! It has a wider nose area , but it is also shorter from the brow area to the nose piece and it leaves my nose open.
I'm going to be ordering 3 - 4 sets here real soon...but first I wanted to see if any other goggle CO. makes goggles like this?
Has anyone else had this happen? Having to switch to a different goggle because it just didn't fit you right?
This past weekend a kid I know let me try a set of the Scott Hustle goggles.....and they fit my face and nose perfect! It has a wider nose area , but it is also shorter from the brow area to the nose piece and it leaves my nose open.
I'm going to be ordering 3 - 4 sets here real soon...but first I wanted to see if any other goggle CO. makes goggles like this?
Has anyone else had this happen? Having to switch to a different goggle because it just didn't fit you right?
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couple of Scott models now have nose adjustable options.
I used to have some ProGrip goggles too, and hated them because the curve in the back of the frame was too tight and they didn't fit my face properly. They also restricted my peripheral vision.
I currently have a pair of Scott Hustle goggles and really like them. They actually have screws you can turn with four different positions to adjust the shape of the frame to fit your face (I think its called the Scott FIT system). I have had Scott 89's (now called Recoil) in the past and liked them also. Lenses and tear-off's seem to be cheaper and more readily available over here than for other brands, and Scott roll-off's are by far the best on the market IMO.
I have tried quite a few different brands over the years (ProGrip, Spy, Oakley, Smith) and always end up going back to Scott. I would have to say that the Scott goggles I have had were better than anything else in terms of comfort, durability, cost and performance. I won't ever use anything else.
Here is a little video I just googled, are these the ones you tried? did you adjust the cams?
I am running the new Spy Klutch gaggles and like them. I also have some Utopia's and I can attest to the fit and feel of them...very nice!
Glad Jeffro finally found some good goggles....one less thing to listen to him bitch about, now if we can get him on a Kawasaki, a new helmet and a big ol' absorbant towel for his vag he will be all smiles! hahaha!!
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FGR01 : I am not sure what the differences would be between the two as I haven't seen a set of the Tyrant's yet. One thing I noticed about the Hustle goggles is the area where it rests on your nose , is really wide compared to most other goggles out there. Instead of it sweeping up to a point , it actually almost has a flat spot about a 1/2" wide where it would rest on the bridge of your nose ( If that makes any sense ). The set I wore was keeping the foam off my nostrils and more on the cheek area where it meets the side of your nose......and until then , I had never wore a set of goggles like that. For me.....it was a pretty damn cool feeling being able to breathe out of my nose like that. I struggled with this for years and just never thought about looking for a different set of goggles. now I know.
This is his site and you guys can compare prices if you like , he's pretty competitive. >>> http://www.fullcirclepowersports.com
The Tyrant has the same foam and FIT system as the Hustle so it is just as nice for stuffy noses.
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