Pat Moore stopped by the Shut shop in NYC today to show off his new pro model goggles with Electric. Featuring an ultra-wide lens and a super sick Live Free or Die strap, Pat’s gonna be reppin his Granite State extra hard next season. A look at Pat rocking them from columnist Michael Cohen after the jump.

As promised, here is Travis Rice’s signature goggle for 2011. Both the case and frame lock up with the print on T-Rice’s 2011 outerwear kit. More looks after the jump.

Burlington, Vermont’s dedicated glove brand, Drop has announced that they will be branching out into goggles for the 2010/2011 season. 6 models ranging from a mind blowing $35 to a more realistic sounding $130 and backed by TJ Schneider and Forest Bailey will be unveiled at SIA in Denver next week. We’ll have looks at them then.

ESPN, who has been killing it in the last year since dropping the X in favor of Action, has done it again with their 2010 Winter Gear Guide. Taking it to a level normally only associated with print content, the Slash Action crew did a series of on-location shoots in spots ranging from Pike Street Market in Seattle to Roddy’s Bar in Boise Idaho and the grimy streets of NYC. It came out dope as hell. Peep the whole thing right here.

Oakley and LRG have just released some looks at their upcoming A Frame collabo. Coming in two colorways, purple with LRG Tree all over print and jet black with LRG etching on the lower third of the lens, both will be available at select Oakley dealers. The black after the jump.

Von Zipper just freshened up their website with the addition of all their summer softgoods and eyewear as well as their 2010 goggles. Get over to there to peep freshies like the Banana Hammock trunk with integrated fanny pack, the Bunker sunglasses dropping late July, and the John Jackson Skullcandy goggle collab with the integrated money clip headphone system. It’s all right here.

anon continues to grow their goggle catalog with the introduction of the Hawkeye for 2010. The Hawkeye gives full peripheral vision in a compact and lightweight frame and since it’s anon, comes in a grip of fresh color and material finishes. Peep the ill cork one above! The Hawkeye will be available at anon retailers starting in August and will retail for $130. Check out some more color ways after the jump.