Polaris Helmet / Goggle Help.

[08RMK600]

I just bought a Polaris momentum helmet, and I am looking for a pair of Over the Glasses goggles that would be a good fitmet and most importantly that is not prone to fogging up. I am also open to what type of tint is the best to have to make the terrain stand out the most. I have always worn a full face helmet for fogg issues now that foggs and I want the snowcross style to work out for me so any help would be appreciated.

 

[Snow Fox]

Scott has goggles that are designed to be worn over eyeglasses.

 

[HawkShot99]

For a OTG try some Smiths that have a built in fan. Will keep them from fogging.

 

[WattsMasonry]

Goggles

OAKLEY WITH A BLUE LENS OR FOX OR 509 but deffinetly blue lens

 

[The Fourth Wolf]

I have the same helmet and I wear glasses too, although I normally wear my contacts when I ride and carry my glasses for back up. For riding I have a old set of wire rims with smaller lenses. I set the glasses inside the goggles first then work the temple pieces back around my ears as I get the goggles in position. It takes a bit of adjusting/readjusting but you get the feel for it pretty quick. My goggles are a mix of vented Smith, Scott and Polaris.

Get a No-Fog brand mask/breath deflector.

 

[harrysmith500]

first off. forget oakley.. way overpriced...
you have 2 great options for an OTG (other the glasses)
You can get the Scott Hi Voltage Snocross III OTG.. this should could come with an amp Rose Lense (this is the setup that I use) or you can go witht the Smith's that have the built in fan. you have to deal with AAA battaries but you don't ever fog up...

 

[thefullmonte]

Scott 87 is an over the glasses specific goggle. We also find that the Smith snow Warp works good for most people. Scott also has the volt series in an OTG version. However, not everyone finds it to fit the best.
Lens color is personal preference. I won't go into what each one does.