Goggle recommendations

[Riverjet]

I found a pair of Smith Snow Turbo Option OTG's for $120.00 Canadian. I will order a couple of different lenses and try them out. I will pick up something else as a spare set.

Thanks for all the input.

 

[bigdog67]

Bought a pair of Haber Eliminators with the fan built into the goggles.They seem to work well,but haven't tried them in the snow yet.

 

[powerteker]

Just got mine too... but how the hell did yah get that plastic cover off the inside of the lens???? Maybe I don't have long enough fingernails?

I just don't wanna scratch these lens' yet...

used a key to get the edge up just be carefull

 

[Powertool29]

Just got mine too... but how the hell did yah get that plastic cover off the inside of the lens???? Maybe I don't have long enough fingernails?

I just don't wanna scratch these lens' yet...

I always use Progrip 3400 goggles, but I am assuming that the lens is made to come out as do mine. I would take them out first and then it should be quite easy to remove the plastic. (At least that's what I do).

 

[Trax 2 Treadz]

Bought a pair of Haber Eliminators with the fan built into the goggles.They seem to work well,but haven't tried them in the snow yet.

Which ones did you buy BD the MXT's?

 

[bigdog67]

Ended up getting the Rivas with the polarized lenses.Came with the ,Eliminator.For $110,shipping included,I thought it was a great deal.

 

[j335]

used a key to get the edge up just be carefull

The plastic cover was in between the two lenses... had to take them apart. kinda sucks when I pay $70 plus and I have to take them apart to fix a manufacturing mistake

 

[powerteker]

The plastic cover was in between the two lenses... had to take them apart. kinda sucks when I pay $70 plus and I have to take them apart to fix a manufacturing mistake

wow I would have brough them back!