I used these goggles for the first time today and was very impressed. They look good and function flawlessly.

Only two complaints. One, the strap could be just a couple cm longer. It is long enough to fit arround my helmet, but they were just a little snug on my face. Two, they need a better selection of "lense only" options. As of this review, the only lense available by itself is very similar to the one that came with the goggles. A flat light option is a must. I assume frommother reviews and q&a that this is just an inventory issue and should be corrected at some point.

Neither of these things were enough for me to drop a star.

These goggles are worth every penny I spent and I would recommend them to anyone. I can't speak to the durability, but at the price you could replace them every other season and still have a good deal.

I'm a lifelong skier and snowboarder, seeking good replacement for goggles that finally was kaput--without paying $200. (Though I've thought hard about that also.) I first thought these are too large for my small head and was concerned about a gap on the sides, but after multiple trials with helmet and working with the inherent flexibility of the frame--and after trying three other kinds of goggles--decided this is still the best option under $200. I returned the first two (black lens and blue lens) because both were too dark, and finally found the one that works for most conditions(grey-brown, 26% VLT), with good visibility in either sun or shade. I also got the "colorful" (lens only) and I'm not at all sure yet about that one; as some other reviewers have said, it seems to reflect back or interfere with vision in some way. I may even consider it somehow defective; not sure yet, as I haven't skied in either of these yet. Wish more lens options were available, given that is one of its selling points! (Even their own website doesn't offer more.) Also wish it didn't cost $5 each to return, given how hard it can be to find the right one. Those are the reasons for my 4 stars. I will update this review after use spring ski trip to Norway.

Took a gamble on these and I was not disappointed. For what you pay, this is a great pair of goggles.

I bought the grey/grey (10% VLT) combo. I've skied with these three times now, two 40 degree days and one 15 degree day. It was sunny all three days.

Pros
+ Well ventilated. I only had them fog up once when I got really sweaty on a two mile tree run.
+ Highly adjustable. They work well alone or around a helmet.
+ Great field of vision and no warping. The lens is high quality and blocks enough light on bright days without leaving you too unsure of the snow.
+ Hard case for the lens and soft case for the frame is a nice bonus.
+ Comfortable. You'll forget you're wearing them after a few minutes.
+ Detachable lens is great for cleaning, safe storage, and versatility. I'll probably buy a lighter one for cloudy days.
+ Mirror finish is stylish.
+ Reasonably durable. I grazed a few tree branches and the lenses didn't get scratched. I'm sure over time they will, though. Frames are nice and flexible. I have a feeling the microfiber lining on the part where the frame touches your face won't last all that long.

Cons (both of these are really complaints against my Anon Raider helmet rather than problems with the goggles themselves)
- They don't integrate perfectly with the Raider, although I'm pretty sure that's because the helmet is a little bit too big for my head. I have a 1/8" gap between the top of the lens and the helmet so my forehead got very cold on the 15 degree day.
- The inside of the strap is not rubberized at all, so if you don't have a good goggle strap/keeper they'll slide around a bit. They never slid all the way off though. (The keeper fell off my helmet on day three. I didn't buy it from Amazon, but I'd caution buyers against it).

My logic was that I'd buy these and if they lasted me a year I'd be happy. If brand is important to you, I'm sure you could pay four times as much for a very similar pair from Smith, Anon, or Oakley. For my money, I'd buy these again just so that if anything happened to them I wouldn't be out all that much cash.

These goggles worked great. I didn't have problems with them fogging up, maybe twice the whole time I went skiing and I just had to reposition them for that to go away quickly. They looked super cool with my ski outfit and I saw a few others on the slopes with them as well. For the price, look, and feel I would recommend these goggles. The frames have a slight blue tint but its not drastic enough to effect my skiing. I went on a sunny day and a cloudy day. It was easier to see the slopes during the brighter days but I could still see fine with shade. This was my first time skiing since I was 12 so my other goggles were for kids. I also liked how my face stayed warm with these googles on and they were comfortable! The pictures below show myself and my boyfriend, my boyfriend got a different type of Outdoor Master OTG Ski Goggles from amazon for less money and he overall liked them as well. I think his goggles had more of a problem with fogging but for the price It was good.

I used them today for the first time, and I'm a happy camper! For the price, I thought they did phenomenal. I saw some others wearing these goggles out today, men and women. I'm looking forward to having the replaceable lenses for sale, as I could really use multiples! And also, a polarized lens would be nice.