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BRAND NEW SPY KLUTCH GOGGLES. RETAIL IS $64.95
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- Scoop® Ventilation
- Geo-Force™ Face Foam
- Anti-Fog, Scratch Resistant Lexan® Lens w/ Posts
- Silicone-Ribbed Strap
- Free bonus lens
- Free nose guard
- US Patent #'s: 5801805; 5898468; 6050684
- Patent Pending: Geo-Force Face Foam
- Replacement lenses available for all light conditions
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