Watch This Before Buying Snowboard Goggles 

Ha ha-so true! 😂

There’s lots of cheaper goggles out there as well.

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Forgot to mention that! Thanks for the extra info!

3 type cylindrical, spherical, and toric

Yeww

I believe with the M4's you can also get an insert for prescription lenses if you don't want to wear glasses. It's a frame that pops into the inside of the goggles.

Glad it was helpful!

Awesome!

I've gotten various Flight Decks lenses over the years. Off-season purchases can get a second set relatively cheaply. So I've just kept the low light lenses as a second or loaner set when non-regular friends join me.

@@aaalllen that's a great idea

Flight Decks are sick!

Oakley make awesome lenses! What models do you have Adam?

@@SnowboardProCamp ive got the fall lines xl, line miners and flight decks. Each goggle is set for every condition so im not swapping lenses like a chump 🤣

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i didnt know m4s existed! 😲 im still using my m3

Yeww!

how did u find this colour way?

Awesome! I have a friend going on 4 years with his.

👋 ck out Casey WILLAX FTD 🙏🏻🏂🏔️🤙🏼

anti fog coating is prolly worn out. why when the inner lense is wet don’t wipe it off and just let it dry

Don’t get the smith IO they’re horrible and that’s why I am watching this video.

diff vlt percentage

jesus well if you have this ...nothing amount of knowledge.. about lenses you shouldn't rely on youtube comments but deepdive into the matter by googling it.

@@naerys87 chill out it’s definitely not as deep as you’re making it out to be

Anon sync when it's on sale only tho

Spy has some google goggles under $200

You can get the Anon M3 on sale for around $190 with two lenses.

Have a look at trynsic optics. They're basically anon clones and as far as I can tell they perform just as well

Giro Axis, wearing them for years now. Love riding in them. They use magnets too. In addition they use 4 additional connections to keep the lens in, one on each corner of the lens.

I have them, they are super easy to swap lenses and they don't fog up, they are comfortable and didn't kill my wallet!

Either way works best for you. I find the goggle fits snogger to my face with it under my helmet.

I like putting it under my helmet as well, i find it useful when i wanna take my helmet off but not my goggles, too easy. Lol

Which ones?

Oakley are sick too. My favourite are the Line Miners.

There are definitely positives! Feels so much better especially in spring riding. Though in a stormy winter day how does it feel?

I prefer sunglasses some days!

These may be viable options for swim goggles or a casual, 3 day per year, clear conditions rider but anyone who lives in the mountains or spends an ample amount of time riding will find this statement silly and naive. Good goggles will never fog, and a quick trip to the store will allow you to assess fit.

@@masondixon1718 Yes I fully agree as far as fogging goes. However as you implied I snowboard 10days a year so spending that amount of money is hardly justifiable. Even with mid-range options my nose could not fit. You have to take into consideration different races that vary greatly in nose size.

The issue is usually not enough foam for people with flatter noses.

​@@SnowboardProCamp You can never add foam. My point was not to discard an otherwise good option if you can remove foam. It is not a perfect way of doing things, but if it gets people with less money (and options) on the slopes why not? If I do not remove the foam I can hardly breath.

Jose!!

Thanks Jose!

Which one?

It does look fake, but it’s all really. I shot that in the back of a cabin in South Lake Tahoe during a snow storm.

Do you have a study that shows goggle under helmet is unsafe?

@@SnowboardProCamp go to any shop and they talk about proper fit of the helmet on your head not goggles. Every MIPS, wavecel, Kyrond test is done without goggles under the helmet. Goggles under means you don’t have a proper fit and all these advanced safety features won’t work as well. A helmet cannot transfer the energy of an impact as well if it’s not properly fitted to your head. This doesn’t need a study is basically common sense.

@@Briguydude not very sure I understand you. The only difference wearing goggles under the helmet is that you get the strap between your head and the helmet. What would be the difference between a strap and hairs? The same helmet should be ok for someone that has long hairs or is bald, so why would a strap make a difference?

@@vannibombonato4180 hair forms the shape of your head. Straps push the helmet back and away from your head making it easier to pop off. Also goggles over secures the helmet to your head more. I sold ski equipment for years and still work in the industry I think I understand just fine

@@Briguydude that doesn’t answer logically the question. Hairs can come in any form or shape, from the absence of them, to them being concentrated in particular spots, with peculiar shapes, etc. Hairs, their form or the absence of them simply determine the shape upon which the helmet should be snugged. Same goes for a strap, which can be way slimmer than some hair fashions. I get the part of goggles further securing the helmet, but again, that will make zero difference in an impact. Once the first impact happens, either the helmet is properly fit and locked or it certainly won’t be goggles keeping it in place. Goggles are not in any way required for a helmet to properly serve its purpose.