Here are all the Harrow squash goggles I’ve posted so far. I don’t know why I just thought of posting them all on ONE page instead of in separate posts, but hey, here you go.
Models: Covet | Radar | Shield
Harrow Covet Goggles
Forest Green / White:
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Color: Forest Green / White
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Search:Carolina Blue:
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Release year: 2019
Price: $35
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Search:Green and white style.
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Search:Blue and yellow style:
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Search:Harrow Radar Goggles
For adults. See also: Harrow Radar Junior.
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Search:Harrow Shield Pro Goggles
Clear guys for ya.
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Search:Harrow Rudy Project Kerosene Goggles
These are called the Harrow Rudy Project Kerosene goggles. They cost $140, and I really have no idea why.
Update: Bopper explains in the comments:
Rudy project glasses have interchangeable lenses and can be fitted with prescription lenses.
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Search:I’ve since learned that these goggles, out of the box, do NOT meet the ASTM-F803 standard for protective eyewear, the minimum safety standard that is recommended by US Squash. So, I do not recommend them unless you are going to purchase prescription lenses that DO meet the safety requirements.
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