Electric EG2 Goggle - 2009 BCS

I would describe the bronze/silver chrome lenses as a clean window, completely mirrored at certain angles but head on you can see through them.

Yes, the band will stretch around any helmet.

I've used both of those goggles before, with and without helmets. Bern helmets to be specific, I imagine Giro would work just fine as well. The EG2 does a great job of sitting flush across the top of the goggle, nests just under the helmet, no gaps.

the eg2's are BIG goggles. they fit a medium to a large face. they're perfect for fitting onto helmets. i suggest getting eg2's because i don't ride with a helmet, but i'm gonna get them as well.

http://www.dogfunk.com/snowboard/Electric-EG2-Lens/ELC0198M.html

Sorry, the extra lenses have sold out and are out of stock. I don't expect to see any more until next season.

I special ordered a yellow lens w/ just a titch of chrome on the outside from Electric. It's superb in flat light and I even use it for night. Works great because it appears very chrome looking in but for the wearer, it illuminates the dark conditions rather well.

The goggles are amazing, I did a side by side comparison with the Splices, and they are much smaller.

I have the processes, and the lenses are nice. Blue chrome fits almost every type of condition I've tried yet.

If you're looking for mirrored, get gold-chrome.

In comparison, the EG2s are a world bigger than the Splices. Its bigger in virtually every aspect. Not sure on lenses, but the Gold Chrome that it comes with is decent for everything, although a little dark for night. No experience with their other lenses though

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You're right that the pro models do. I have the Andreas Wiig pair, and they come with a red bandana with a pattern of the electric logo and his signature logo.

I'm not sure about the other models though.

Yeah different tints make it easier to see in different conditions. If you check out the Electric site, it will tell you all the ones they produce, and what they are good for.

It all depends on how far away the person is and the lighting conditions/angle. They don't look like they totally block out from the other side, but in the right light conditions they be close enough to not make out where you are looking.

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They are fairly opaque, you'll be set.

They only have what you see in the drop down menu. So no Moonscape, but you can contact them and see if they are getting in new stock of this. The live chat or the phone number will get you in contact fastest.

I dont work for DF, but they used to have them in stock (and on this page) and sense they arent there anymore, they are sold out for the moment. I am sure when a gearhead comes by this question and answers it, they will give a day that they are restocking it.

they make polarized lenses, in three different colors I believe.

No they are not.

Depends on what size helmet you're working with and your face size. It can work with the helmet. I have a Smith Hustle, which is shaped the same way, and I have just enough space for the goggles between nose and forehead. I have a fairly big face (large helmet), so anything smaller than that and you might be pushing it.

They are mirrored but they are not opaque. Your eyes will still be visible.

Yes they will work with that helmet and yes they are mirrored.

I mentioned this in my review above, but I'll post it again here just in case:

I wear a Bern Baker 'hard hat' helmet in size L, and it's a tight fit where the top corners of the goggles meet the helmet, but they fit. The 'hard hat' versions of the Baker fit a lot lower than the regular EPS foam ones. I tried on both versions at a ski shop, and although I wear a size L in the hard hat, I'd need a XXL in the EPS version. The EPS fits smaller and sit a little bit higher because of the thicker foam.

I would speculate that an EPS helmet in any size will fit, but a hard hat version in a size smaller than a large may not work. They smooshed my nose when I first put the on, but I moved the strap from running near the top of my helmet to down near the bottom. That redistributed the pressure, and they fit much better now.

All that being said, if you're wearing a size small (or even medium) helmet, then you probably don't have a need for such big googles.

Unless, of course, you somehow manage to have a small head and a huge face.

They go ridiculous good with the R.E.D. hi-fi. But they do sit a little lower on your face than without the helmet. Not uncomfortable though, for me anyway.

I can give you a suggestion. Bern helmets are cut higher along the forehead to accomodate pretty much any goggle style and brand. I would check those out.

I have these and i wear the Smith holt helmet. The goggles fit just about right, and so does the helmet. So if you have the holt then no worries they will work great together

I do wear it together with the red mutiny. It works awesome. However, I do not wear the earpads and instead wear a beanie, which kinda lifts the helmet so that the google fits underneath.