I'm impressed! These seem to be very well made. Quite honestly, l was baffled as to how to remove the magnetic mask. After an online
search, l found the answer on the seller's website. Easy peesy, gently twist the goggles and one edge of the magnetic lens pops away.
Lift the disengaged end and it puls off, To reattach the panel, just bring it near the goggles frame and it snaps perfectly into place and
holds firmly, no worries that it could pop off during use.
This set comes with two lenses, whichever one the buyer selects plus a yellow panel. This willbe especially helpful for me. l plan to use
these for a trip to Antarctica next year and the weather there can change in seconds. One minute can be bright and sunny, the next
minute dreary,rain, snow, and drenching splashing on the zodiac ride. These goggles will be able to handle whatever is thrown at us
The basic goggles have a rubbery, fairly flexible frame. Small foam panels are around all sides to allow escape of vapor, and thick foam
around the edges that sit against the face. Although these state they are "0TG", meaning they should fit over glasses, my relatively
small wire frames were a close fit. l would imagine larger frames would not work. The band is adjustable, from large, around a helmet
to my normal head size, and has linear rubbery sticky lines inside the band to keep the band from slipping. The feld of vision is HUGE
which is exactly what l was looking for, and no distortion noted. Although l'l be wearing these for protection against cold, sleet and
snow in Antarctica, upon my return, !'ll probably be gifting these to a friend who is an avid skier. These are way too nice to sit on a
shelf in a closet unused! These will ensure an awesome trip, Five stars!!
I hope you found this review to be helpful. Thanks for reading!!

Point blank, if you don't wear glasses, you are going to LOVE these. The pop-on and off magnetic lenses are a nice feature that means I don't have to pull them on and off my head every time I want "eye access". The overall quality is top-shelf, and I love that they come with 2 lenses, allowing you to ditch the darker lens when the sun starts to dip low and lighting conditions start to dim. The strap is nice and wide and comfortable, and they did a good job of fitting my face comfortably.

They aren't so great if you wear glasses, unfortunately, despite being advertised as such. Smaller lenses - your chances are pretty good. Large-frame glasses wearers will definitely want to look elsewhere. I was able to get them to work after about 5 or 6 minutes of fiddling with them.

First, you can't put them on OVER your glasses. They simply won't fit. You have to remove your glasses, put these goggles on without the lens attached, then you have to try to guide the arms of your glasses inside the goggle frame and over your ears. Then you have to struggle with getting them to stop squeezing and pushing your glasses up or to one side or the other. I have other ski goggles that work WAY better with glasses than these do. So I had to knock off a star for the poor fitment for glasses, despite being advertised otherwise. I was able to get them to (sort of) work with my glasses, but it was far more difficult than I would have enjoyed.

As I said, if you don't wear glasses, these may be the best ski goggles you've ever used. They really are top quality goggles. If you DO wear glasses, only smaller (possibly mid sized) framed glasses will work. If you wear glasses and decide to give these a shot, make sure you try them on before your return window passes.

I've been using goggles with spherical lenses for awhile because I really like the optical clarity that you get from that shape. For the past year or so I had been looking into getting goggles with toric lenses because they give you the clarity of spherical lenses but also an extra wide field of view (like flat/cylindrical lenses). The problem was that up until recently they were only made by "big name" brands and I didn't want to drop a ton of money on yet another pair of overpriced goggles. And then in walk these goggles...

I just got done with my second ski day with these and I love them. They are comfortable to wear for an entire day, have great optical clarity, solid glare reduction, and a nice wide field of view. They look pretty stylish imo and fit well with my Smith Liberty helmet (no gaper gap!).

Magnetic lenses are a must for me these days. In Colorado the weather and lighting can change in minutes and it is really nice to easily be able to quickly change lenses to match the conditions. The magnets on these lenses are very strong (no issues, even with a pretty high speed spill that I took). With a little practice, changing the lens is very easy and quick. I usually keep a spare lens in my jacket pocket and can have it swapped in under a minute (usually on a lift).

The lenses that come with these are nice. I got the Revo blue lens, which is mirrored on the outside and is good for bright conditions, but is still OK if there is a little bit of clouds. The yellow lens that these came with is one step up from being clear and these are nice for when the sun is hidden and you have very "flat light" conditions. I wish they also came with a mid-light lens but for the price I am surprised to receive even two lenses. I am going to look into purchasing a mid lens right after posting this.

I really like the case that comes with these, too. It is hard on the front and provides good protection, but soft and breathable on the back so you can use this to keep a spare lens in a pocket or backpack.

Overall these are awesome goggles at a great price and I highly recommend them!

Today was the frst day using these,temperature was 48 degrees out. Zero fogging, high visibility,and zero air leaks.Highly recommended for outdoor activities

Look and work qreat in the snow.