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		<title>Oakley Stockholm Goggle Review</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[  This goggle is sexist. Ordinary goggles are shaped for the boys’ club of facial anatomy. Not OAKLEY STOCKHOLM™. We started with the 3-D cranial geometry that gives Oakley women’s eyewear such a made-for-you fit. We applied three decades of goggle know-how and ended up with the most comfortable design a girl can wear. It just plain feels right. Until you try it on, you’ll have no idea what you’ve been missing. HIGH DEFINITION OPTICS® (HDO®) offers stunning clarity while maximizing your peripheral and downward view. A triple layer of polar fleece foam wicks away moisture and optimizes comfort. You also get the protection of 100% UV filtering and impact resistance that meets all ANSI Z87.1 standards. To cut fog, Oakley created a dual vented lens and treated it with F3 anti-fog technology. It’s combined with a lightweight urethane frame that stays flexible, even in icy conditions. Bottom line: OAKLEY STOCKHOLM™ is for athletes who powder their noses. With blizzards. Electric EG.5 Goggle Great goggle for women! By Shay from Steamboat Springs, Colorado on 6/26/2008     4out of 5 Sizing: Feels half size too small Pros: Lens Quality, Good Visibility, Lightweight Best Uses: Snowboarding Describe Yourself: Advanced This is [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
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