Lovely Goggles For Skiing and Snowboarding

Lovely Goggles For Skiing and Snowboarding

When it comes to skiing and snowboarding goggles, lovely means a pair that's clear, comfortable, durable, and fits your face well.lovely goggles They should also have a great field of vision, and be easy to switch out for different conditions. And, of course, they should be easy to keep clear from fogging up. Fogging occurs when the non-circulated warm air from your face meets the cold surface of a lens. You can avoid it by keeping the vents open, and by avoiding touching the inside of your goggles with your hands.

The Smith I/O Mag has been a longtime favorite of skiers and snowboarders because of its amazing lens technology (neck-and-neck with Oakley's Prizm), durability, and fit.lovely goggles This year, the company redesigned it to include more options for both low- and high-light conditions. The new photochromic lenses shift rapidly to light conditions, and a switch atop the frame opens or closes a small vent for more airflow to prevent fogging.

They're also recommended for ages 4 to 16, one of the broadest ranges we've seen.lovely goggles A soft silicone material gives these goggles a comfy seal, and the quick-adjust strap lets kids adjust them for a secure fit. And a UV treatment helps protect peepers from sunburn. The anti-fog coating helps them stay clear too.

These oversized goggles sit close to your face for a large field of vision without feeling too bulky, and the curved lens shape works with most faces, even those with a lower nose bridge.lovely goggles Another bonus: Unlike many other goggles, which have a gap at the front of the frame, these have no gap for better comfort and less chance of water leaking into your eyes.

Our testers loved the fact that these goggles come with a handy lens case for storing or transporting them when not in use.lovely goggles It's much slimmer than the typical protective cases we see on other models, and our testers appreciated that it also kept the goggles' frames safe from scratches during transit.

Another plus: these goggles are compatible with prescription eyeglasses. Typically, you'll have to get a custom set made for your specific frames and goggles, but California-based SportRx offers prescription inserts that snap right into the lens of these goggles. They're cheaper than getting a pair of custom-made goggles and help prevent fogging by improving airflow around the glasses.

These affordable goggles are a great option for young kids, with a smaller frame and lens designed to comfortably fit smaller faces. They're also comfortable, and our testers liked that they had a simple lens changing system (you just pull the frame out). And, like most budget goggles, the anti-fog coating doesn't last forever—but with proper care and maintenance, this pair should still be on your kid's face for years to come.

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