Helmets for Glasses

[Dynamo^Joe]

A best friend of mine is 67 and I got him to buy a 2014 x 154.
Has all the Klim gear now but have not figured out a helmet for him.
He wears glasses - what brand/model of helmet and goggles can he wear so he does not have to remove his glasses?
...and im teaching him to sidehill, so hes gona be in for a bit of a workout, haha

 

[JessieJim]

My husband also wears glasses and I have the same question

 

[IDspud]

Open face helmet with Scott OTG goggles breaths best and fogs least.
I wear only over the glasses version even over my electric 509’s I leave in the trailer.

 

[Adriana Graaf]

A best friend of mine is 67 and I got him to buy a 2014 x 154.
Has all the Klim gear now but have not figured out a helmet for him.
He wears glasses - what brand/model of helmet and goggles can he wear so he does not have to remove his glasses?
...and im teaching him to sidehill, so hes gona be in for a bit of a workout, haha

There are several options for helmets and goggles that work well for individuals who wear glasses. Some brands, such as 509 and Gmax, offer helmets with removable ear pads and cheek pads that provide enough space to accommodate glasses. Additionally, there are helmet and goggle combos, such as the Smith Maze helmet and goggle, which have a large field of vision and a design that accommodates glasses wearers. It is recommended to try on different helmets and goggles to determine the best fit for your friend's head shape and comfort.

 

[gonehuntnpowder]

Glasses are tough. I went to contacts years ago only to snowmobile in.

 

[Sheetmetalfab]

CKX 210 heated goggles. (Can plug into sled or run battery pack)

Work 10x better than 509’s.

Open face snowboard helmet. (Lightweight and easy to breathe down)

In my 20 years of sledding this is the first and only “no compromise” solution.

I don’t remove goggles all day, tree riding, stucks, lunch etc.