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		<title>Goggle Review: Oakley Elevate</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Intended Purpose: The Oakley Elevate goggle are designed with performance in mind for those needing a smaller face fit on a goggle. Location: I wore the goggles at the Mission Ridge on-snow in Washington. Conditions: It was the perfect conditions to really test goggles. The weather was changing during the day for a complete range of conditions. It would go from snowy to flat light to overcast to brief moments of clear weather. Color: I rode the Elevate goggles in the YSC Breast Cancer colorway option which is a mix of pink and white frame design. At first I didn&#8217;t really like it but I warmed up to it. Lens: I wish I knew the lens that I had on the Elevates during this day because they excelled for what I was riding in. I had really good visibility through the lens with the flat light, overcast, snowy conditions. I was more than happy with them. Fit: The Elevate goggles are designed to fit small to medium faces which they do but they are packaged on a frame that doesn&#8217;t look small. You still get good peripheral but with a frame that fits a smaller face. It&#8217;s a good combo. [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
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		<title>Goggle Review: Oakley Canopy</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Intended Purpose: The Oakley Canopy gives you a huge field of vision on the mountain with all the features you&#8217;ve come to know from Oakley: unrestricted airflow, full helmet compatibility, dual vented lenses with anti-fog coating. Location: I wore the goggles at the Winter Park, Colorado on-snow. Conditions: Mix of sunny bluebird to overcast flat light on the mountain. Color: I rode the Canopy goggles in the Pink Digi Camo color frame. Probably not my first choice since it&#8217;s a very bright choice but I did like the digi camo on the frame. Lens: I&#8217;m not sure which lenses were used on the Canopy goggles when I demoed them and I forgot to ask at the end of my day. I&#8217;ll keep tracking down the options and find out though. The lens were enough mirrored for the sunshine but also allowed for good visibility in the snow conditions and helped on the overcast riding portion of the day. Fit: Typically with the really huge frame goggles, they fit isn&#8217;t always there for my nose. The Canopy is designed for medium to large faces but also does a good job of cushioning the nose enough that if you have a smaller [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
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