Oakley Hockey Visor

[lesterhenson 0]

Im wondering if this is a certified visor.

http://www.epuck.com/webapp/wcs/stores/ser...tegory_rn=1786#

[Andoy 5]

Yep

[lesterhenson 0]

Where or how did you find out that this is a certified visor?

[hersheybears35 0]

From the certified decal on the inside of the right side of the visor in the picture of it........

[mickz 107]

I believe that visor is certified. The non-certified visors are usually just held onto the helmet by the screws on the side only with no screws on the top. But aren't all full visors certified?

[lesterhenson 0]

I think that visor attaches on the side though. I don't think it opens and closes. Im not certain though. I wonder why oakley doesnt have a section for hockey on there website?

[jbyun04 7]

I think that visor attaches on the side though. I don't think it opens and closes. Im not certain though. I wonder why oakley doesnt have a section for hockey on there website?

thats because it's on the CCM Site now

[lesterhenson 0]

When you scroll down on the product description it says " The Combo will attach to any helmet with 2 bolts on the front. All mounting hardware is included."

[sherwood21 0]

It goes up and down like any cage/full visor. My friend has one, it's certified to answer your original question.

[lesterhenson 0]

Did he put a chin pd on his or did he use it the way it is in the pic?

[sherwood21 0]

Chin Cup in it.

[Petey21 1]

I believe that visor is certified. The non-certified visors are usually just held onto the helmet by the screws on the side only with no screws on the top. But aren't all full visors certified?

Maybe the rules are different in North America than in Europe? Here's an example of a popular visor in Sweden, a Jofa visor that many people using Jofa helmets use. No screws on top, and this one is certified (in Sweden anyway).

http://www.jofa.se/jofa/catalog/view_prod....cat2=&cat3=&s=0

[lesterhenson 0]

It goes up and down like any cage/full visor. My friend has one, it's certified to answer your original question.

What does your friend think about the Oakley visor?

[JR Boucicaut 3804]

Different certifications.

The Oakley in question is certified as both a half-visor and a full (with cage)

[sherwood21 0]

It goes up and down like any cage/full visor. My friend has one, it's certified to answer your original question.

What does your friend think about the Oakley visor?

He likes it I guess, or else he would have taken it off by now. It never fogs up, but it might be the ugliest thing I have ever seen.

[lesterhenson 0]

Is it the clear part 3/4 or 1/2 of the combo ( does the clear cover half of the face or 3/4's)? Would you recommend a Itech FX50 over it then?

[lesterhenson 0]

It looks like (maybe if you had longer screws) you could mount the cage and sheild solidly (no swinging mechanism) to the holes on the side of your helmet. That would be interesting.

[sherwood21 0]

Covers 3/4ths of your face. I wouldn't tinker with the cage, it's meant to protect your face and you should wear it the way it should be worn..or else you get to look like this handsome guy:

https://www.phoenixcoyotes.com/images/cms_g.../Ricci_Mike.jpg

;)

[lesterhenson 0]

Ya good point

[shute 4]

i have the same visor/cage combo myself and i couldn't say enough about it. it's a little heavy but it's field of view especially the bottom view where the puck ends up when your stick handling is the best I’ve tried and i've tried almost everything out there.

[warrior37 0]

everyone always say that the oakley visors are listed on the ccm web page, i know how to get to the main ccm page but where are the visors listed?

[all-star 0]

http://en.ccmsports.com/catalog/oakleyviso...18&cat3=58&s=21