Ganzton Ski/Snowboard Goggles, Double Lens, UV Protection, Anti-Fog, for Men / Women / Boys / Girls

Product Information

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The curve is intended to mimic the shape of your eyeball to give a natural, superior field of view and optics. For a similar all-around design but with a trimmed-down, medium/large fit, check out the Flight Deck M. Paired with their Symbol 2 Plus D helmet, we found the setup integrated flawlessly—we had zero issues with a gap between the helmet and goggle—and did a great job keeping us cool even on sidecountry hikes. For someone that skis frequently but still is on a tight budget, we recommend springing for the slightly more expensive Smith Range above—it is more comfortable and has a much better lens. As a result of the quick-change lens system that uses a slider/pop-up arm and the generous venting around the frame, the lens sits pretty far away from your face.

It’s a clunky and slow process that can be frustrating, especially when reconnecting the lens around the nose bridge.

Then adjust the tightness with the adjustable strap – sometimes made with a clip or buckle to secure it – to achieve the perfect fit for your perfect head. It’s as easy as giving a slight twist to the frame to expose the lens and pulling it away from your face.And should you invest in a second lens, the quick-change isn’t exactly quick by most people’s standards and less intuitive than modern options (we’ll admit to turning to YouTube for a tutorial). At Two Bare Feet, we have designed a comprehensive range of ski goggles intended to protect your eyes and prevent eye fatigue, whilst ensuring that you look super stylish, whether you’re skiing, snowboarding or sledging! Their Method is a great case in point: Its large yet low-profile frame delivers excellent peripheral vision, and the three-layer foam padding does a nice job with both next-to-skin feel and moisture wicking. The extra material inside of the lens impacts airflow, and just as importantly, your prescription glasses lack an anti-fog coating.

With a relatively low-profile shape, toric lens, and medium-large fit, the PXV2 offers comparable peripheral vision as top players like the Smith I/O Mag above (and noticeably better than the brand’s X2 and NFX2). Sports, lifestyle, children’s, glacier and optical glasses – Alpina’s got it all in their eyewear product range. The spherical lens produces better optical clarity as the theory is it is shaped like the human eye so will allow for less distortion and therefore a better field of view. The advantage of a toric lens is largely aesthetic, and it will appeal to folks that don’t like the bug-eye look of a spherical lens but still want the rounded shape. Like the legendary line from Smith, you get a medium fit, two high-quality lenses, plush three-layer foam, and great all-around visibility.Nearly every goggle made has the option to change out the lenses, although the difficulty varies by manufacturer and product. The cylindrical design expands the peripheral vision and the dual vented lenses offer maximum UV protections. One lens is normally best suited for when it's bright and the other for flat light and darker conditions. Common pressure points are the nose and around the eyes, which can be relieved by making adjustments either with the sliding clip or buckle system around back. The net result is a massive field of vision and pretty darn good clarity thanks to the two ChromaPop lenses.

Most prominently is build quality: The Dragon’s frame is rather stiff and prone to creaking, and the semi-rigid shape meant that it never completely conformed to our face (there was a small but noticeable gap along the cheeks). Their specialist dual injection lens provides the wearer with high precision vision, whilst the 100% UV A/B/C protection will shield your eyes from harmful sunlight. Mist-proof, flexible and shock-proof, the Cebe ski and snowboard goggles look amazing and have everything you need for a great day on the slopes! In addition, the SwiftLock quick-change system is a little finicky and can’t match the convenience of a magnetic design. Air vents at the sides and bottom with special foam covers allow a continuous movement of air within the body of the goggles.Ski and snowboard goggles that feature vents also help prevent them from fogging up, as these allow more air to flow inside. Anon honed things in even further with this model thanks to a very sturdy frame that protects the lens and holds it securely in place (ours has survived multiple crashes without issue).