just wanna know is there a difference between ski & snowmobile goggles,and what brand is everybody using,i was using ski goggles and they fog and ice up alot, dose this happen to snowmobile goggles? any answer is appreciated.
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- Thread starter rebak
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I think some are actually designed for helmets, Mine actually have a helmet strap kit http://www.oakley.com/pd/2045 with a hinged wing piece at the strap/goggle connection to make the foam fit my face better in the helmet.
I wear Oakley A-Frames http://www.oakley.com/pd/3277 w/ the VR28 Polarized lenses for bright days and the High Intensity Amber for the low/flat light days.
I never have fogging or ice issues. If you take them or your helmet off, just be sure not to get any snow or water inside....then your toast. I use quick straps on mine, If I stop for any period of time, I just take them off and stuff inside my jacket or put them in a Sled Solutions mesh bag http://www.sledsolutions.com/store/images/VB-1-INSTALLED.jpg I have mounted under my hood and they come out toasty dry and ready to ride.
I wear Oakley A-Frames http://www.oakley.com/pd/3277 w/ the VR28 Polarized lenses for bright days and the High Intensity Amber for the low/flat light days.
I never have fogging or ice issues. If you take them or your helmet off, just be sure not to get any snow or water inside....then your toast. I use quick straps on mine, If I stop for any period of time, I just take them off and stuff inside my jacket or put them in a Sled Solutions mesh bag http://www.sledsolutions.com/store/images/VB-1-INSTALLED.jpg I have mounted under my hood and they come out toasty dry and ready to ride.
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those are nice goggles,thanx for the links & pic ,mine have alot of foam they designed to go over glasses and they have good ventilation,when i go fast my forehead freezes.maybe its time to invest in good pair of goggles.
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live2ride
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Scott USA has a great selection of goggles, and I do believe they have some to fit over glasses.http://www.scottusa.com/us_en/category/8387/goggles
SCOTT 89's Tried and trued, easy to find spare lenses for if your traveling. Everyone carries them.
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EagleRiverDee
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Agreed- Scott 89xi are good goggles. I have two sets but have never fogged so haven't needed the spares. They vent extremely well and have good cushioning.
I'm going to try the 509's - I need a set in yellow tint anyway and would like to see what difference the polarized lens makes. My Scott's have a rose tint which is fantastic in sunlight but now I want a light yellow tint for riding flat light. I thought I'd try the 509's for that. Then I can actually make an educated comparison. It seems like the 509's get mixed reviews.
I'm going to try the 509's - I need a set in yellow tint anyway and would like to see what difference the polarized lens makes. My Scott's have a rose tint which is fantastic in sunlight but now I want a light yellow tint for riding flat light. I thought I'd try the 509's for that. Then I can actually make an educated comparison. It seems like the 509's get mixed reviews.
thanks for reply guys , i think im ganna go with 509's i like them and they look cool,price is not to bad affordable for me .
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