BadgerMan
Mi. Trail Riders
- Jan 1, 2001
- 2,479
- 10
Has anyone bought a pack of Scott tear-offs lately!?
I have used Scott goggles for years and I always run tear-offs. It is pretty normal to take a pine branch in the face here in the Michigan woods so your lenses can get pitch on them. Tear-offs do a great job of extending their useful life.
I bought a tear-off kit pack yesterday (10 tear-offs and plastic holder thingys) and found the tear-offs to be half the thickness of those in the last package I bought. They are worthless IMO. I ripped the first one I tried to stretch over the posts and they don't fit tight to the lens like the thicker ones. I measured them and the old ones were .0045in thick while the new ones are .002in!
I guess I will be switching back to Oakley goggles next time I need a new pair! :|
Man, in this day and age it is impossible to type the word goggle. I keep typing google! LOL! :)
I have used Scott goggles for years and I always run tear-offs. It is pretty normal to take a pine branch in the face here in the Michigan woods so your lenses can get pitch on them. Tear-offs do a great job of extending their useful life.
I bought a tear-off kit pack yesterday (10 tear-offs and plastic holder thingys) and found the tear-offs to be half the thickness of those in the last package I bought. They are worthless IMO. I ripped the first one I tried to stretch over the posts and they don't fit tight to the lens like the thicker ones. I measured them and the old ones were .0045in thick while the new ones are .002in!
I guess I will be switching back to Oakley goggles next time I need a new pair! :|
Man, in this day and age it is impossible to type the word goggle. I keep typing google! LOL! :)