A-frames
nickkaraff2377164: 
I worked as a lifty in CO for an entire season and had these on for 8+ hours a day for 6 months. They're super comfortable and you almost forget you have them on most of the time. In terms of lenses, I went with the "Fire" lense for bright days and the "H.I. Yellow" when the weather gets crappy and the light gets flat, and both worked really well.Oh and FYI...if you rock the Fire lenses, its impossible for others to see your eyes, which means you dont have to play your hand when you check out girls in the lift lines.
great google
dg1:
looks great, rides great...a must buy.
bad lenses
Abro: 
These goggles were horrible. I had them for 1 year, did my fair share of riding with them and then this year out in Utah they became completely useless to me. Apparently moisture got inbetween the lense and was stuck there, even after drying them out there were smudges that I could not get off because it was between the 2 lenses. This shouldn't be happening after only 1 year. I will never buy Oakley again.
Oakley goggles
evelynedkn:
Very very good lenses. You see better with them than with any other goggles. Plus they don't catch any fog.
I wish I could see clearly out of these cute goggs...
Anonymous: 
I originally purchased these for sunny/kind of cloudy days up on the mountains of Colorado. These goggles are cute, yes, I loved the old school Oakley insignia on the strap, and the hot pink color scheme, but I had two problems with them. For one, the strap didn't extend long enough, and they didn't fit over my helmet. Secondly, the lenses were not clear. I saw halos and the sharpness Oakley usually delivers just was not there. Maybe I am picky, but I had better luck with a pair of Scotts I purchased at the mountain after these (sadly) didn't pan out.
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