To start, you only get one lens, which means that you can’t swap between tints based on the weather. Smith, Giro, Anon, Glade, and others also have a range of eyewear-ready models, including the Smith I/O Mag XL and Anon M4 MFI. Enter Julbo and their simple yet effective SuperFlow System: The lens on their Lightyear goggle is attached to a set of small hinges, which can be pushed forward to separate it from the frame. Using innovative eyewear technology we’ve built goggles that will work with your existing gear, with dual adjustment straps and helmet compatibility.

Users found to be reselling product purchased from the Pro Site will be terminated from the program and may face further investigation.If you want a single-lens solution, Julbo's goggles at the high end and Glade’s at the mid-range are what we currently recommend. Further, you get upgrades like multi-layer foam cushioning for comfort and Smith’s proven anti-fog coating.

Ski Goggles That Are Compatible with HelmetsThese types of ski goggles are designed to seamlessly integrate with any ski helmet, ensuring a snug fit and preventing any gaps for maximum safety. Again, not everyone needs to put a quick-change system high on their priority list, but it’s a useful feature for adapting quickly to variable lighting conditions. It’s a clunky and slow process that can be frustrating, especially when reconnecting the lens around the nose bridge. The super tall dimensions and flat profile give it an odd look on medium/large-size faces (although we didn’t have too many issues fitting the goggle under most helmets).We have good news for wearers of prescription glasses: There are a number of over-the-glasses (OTG) goggles on the market. Just about everything involved with skiing is expensive—from the equipment to lift tickets—so we love finding a good value. Enjoy comfort in the form of tri-fleece injected thermo face foam for warmth and a fully adjustable (helmet compatible) headband for the perfect fit. Its semi-framed look is immediately recognizable—the standard Squad has been a go-to for years among snowboarders—and we found that it fits nicely with a wide range of helmet models. And a frameless goggle like the Oakley Flight Deck admittedly does have expansive views (at the compromise of a little more vulnerability to damage at the edges).

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. By the way, some OTG goggles are sold with two interchangeable lenses to make sure that you’ll be well prepared to face all weather conditions. This allows the eyes to remain focussed for longer so that they are less strained and perform better in crucial moments. This translates to poor visibility when looking straight down, and the peripheral vision is noticeably worse than alternatives like Giro’s Axis, Smith’s Proxy, and Oakley’s Flight Deck M. Similarly Dragon have introduced their Lumalens technology and Smith have ChromaPop, which both work to enhance visibility and provide greater depth perception whilst skiing.

Design highlights include a clean, frameless shape, stout materials that are clearly made to last, and a competitive field of view for its medium/large size (although the relatively thick shape of the goggle does impact visibility straight down). The frame is also constructed from TPU making them incredibly lightweight and flexible, adding to your comfort. We still give the slight optical edge to ChromaPop due to its more vibrant and natural colors, but Anon has the top quick-change system on the market.