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Oakley Tanner Hall Signature Crowbar Goggle
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Oakley Tanner Hall Signature Crowbar Goggle

Item # OAK2359

Tanner, T-Hall, T-Money, whatever you want to call him, the guy straight kills it, breaks himself off, and then returns to keep killing it again and again. From winning X-Games gold to dropping pillow lines at his own British Columbia cat ski resort, Retallack, this is his goggle. The Tanner Hall Signature Series Crowbar adds Tanner's own personality to an already phenomenal Oakley goggle.

  • Lightweight, flexible, impact-resistant O Matter polymer frame
  • Dual-layer anti-fog Plutonite lens with XYZ spherical optic technology
  • Strap outriggers for even pressure distribution with or without a helmet
  • Triple-layer wicking face foam for comfort
  • Interchangeable lenses (sold separately)

Bottom Line:

Crowbars already rule. Tanner is just added proof.

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Rating for this product: 5

love 'em

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February 6, 2012

the crowbars are the best goggles ever, and tanner hall makes them even better by adding the steeziest rasta motive. i also love the fire iridium :D

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I just have a general Oakley goggle question, which is the largest

I just have a general Oakley goggle question, which is the largest (widest) goggle that oakley? I have a giant head

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February 9, 2012

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I believe Airbrake and crowbar are the biggest they make..
U should also look at POC Lobes, Electric EG2, Dragon APX which are ginormous....

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February 10, 2012

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Rating for this product: 5

solid

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December 10, 2010

i got to shred in a pair of these the other day and they were sick. The goggle fits the pace super good and hardly fogs. Tanner and oakley drew up real nice graphics for them too

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hi, are you sending it to Lithuania ? Is it replica ? what is

hi, are you sending it to Lithuania ? Is it replica ? what is minimum order? and is any discout for wholesellers?

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August 11, 2011

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Unfortunately we do not ship to Lithuania.

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August 11, 2011

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Epic Beard Man

Epic Beard Man

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January 11, 2012

Chockin' on some pow in The Doors at Breck.

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Rating for this product: 5

Fresh

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February 3, 2011

Amazing graphic, they look even better in real life. Had to return the first pair because the lens were scratched when I got them. It had nothing to do with backcountry, there was some sort of glue and scratches between the two lenses. The new pair is on its way, hoping for a fresh lens. Again, sick looking googles. Recommended

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Well I picked up a pair of these and was super stoked. ...Then

Well I picked up a pair of these and was super stoked. ...Then I cracked the interior lens on the FIRST day up. I wouldn't think that they would break that easily. (I came into a slide wrong and fell but missed the box and only hit snow.) I looked at the warranty but can't find anything besides scratched lenses aren't under warranty. What should I do? I guess I will call them but the lens seems really weak to break like that and I am quite disappointed.

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January 9, 2011

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Read Backcountry's return policy. They are awesome!!

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December 19, 2011

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Rating for this product: 5

Like a Lion

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January 22, 2011

These goggles with fire are what I use for every high light day. As long as there is sun out, it is a solid choice to have some fire iridium in front of your retinas protecting them from the madness. Other than the usual badassery associated with Crowbars, the THalls have a wicked graphic that will grab attention all over the place.

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Are the lenses on this goggle mirror? Or can you see the persons

Are the lenses on this goggle mirror? Or can you see the persons eyes when they are wearing the goggles?

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January 6, 2010

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The fire lenses are mirrored, the persimmon lenses are not.

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January 8, 2010

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Rating for this product: 5

Amazing!!!

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December 28, 2009

These things are the best goggles I have ever skied with period! Get them and you'll love em!

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Do these goggles come with lenses. If so which ones?

Do these goggles come with lenses. If so which ones?

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December 12, 2009

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These goggles do come with lenses. As you can see above, there are two choices of lenses that come with this goggle, fire iridium or persimmon. If you buy these goggles with one of the two lenses and you want another lens for different conditions to go with the first one, you can buy Oakley Crowbar lenses. Hope you get the crowbars cause they are great!

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December 12, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Crowbar is the s***!

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November 6, 2009

Love these, got em with the fire iridium lenses, which is great for those sunny days. I also got G30 and clear lenses for overcast/night skiing. And let´s not forget that they look pretty sweet too.

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Does anybody have any suggestions on a pair of goggles for ventilation?

Does anybody have any suggestions on a pair of goggles for ventilation? To me this is way more important than anything else. Any information would be great. Thanks

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November 11, 2009

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I have a pair of crowbars and love them...they never fog up and in my opinion the ventilation on the crowbars is great. I would recommend these goggles. Plus the T-Hall graphics is awesome on these.

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November 11, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Great Goggles

By: Departmentofgoods.com Employee
September 8, 2010

I don't own the Tanner Hall model Oakley Crowbars, but I do own many pairs of crowbars. There isn't much that I don't like about these goggles. If you want the most optically correct lens on the market. If you want a goggle that will fit almost anyone's face well. If you want a goggle that is as impact resistant ans a pair of safety goggles. If you want a goggle that has great ventilation and rarely fogs. If you want a goggle that comes in many different colorways. Then there are not many reasons to not buy the crowbar!

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Change me.

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Tech Specs:

Frame Material:
O Matter 
Helmet Compatible:
yes 
Eyeglass Compatible:
no 
Ventilation:
top, bottom 
Face Size:
medium, large 
Recommended Use:
winter sports