What s the best type of snow goggles to get for skiing?

Question

i need a type that can fit over glasses, but I dont know what to look for!

Answer 1

Oakley and Smith are the top line goggles and will last for 10s of years. Make sure that they are dual curved lenses because that helps heat escape, that reduces fogging. I have Bolle but I like how oakley and smith look and perform.

Answer 2

i use Oakley. Scott make some good goggles. So do anon check them out!

Answer 3

oakley but there really expensive but goggles are not the thing you want to cheap out on defenty spent the money and get some oakleys

Answer 4

I have seen a blog just recently with all kinds of great snowboarding items like clothing, boots, and gear I also seen free video on there too for skiing and snow boarding it's a must see site just look around it's mixed in all the posts you'll see it it's enlarged text for the free videos, and regional conditions

http://www.snowsportblog.com/

Answer 5

I like Anon, I know they're for snowboarding, but they're really all similar.  I like the style of Anon goggles.

Answer 6

TO FIT OVER GLASSES:

my dad has glasses so whenever we go skiing its a pain to get him goggles.

he usually winds up using my Spy Soldier goggles wich he says fit perfectly.  I am very happy with mine.  they NEVER fog up and stay well-ventilated. they are very durable as well as stylish.  you can pick them up for 60-80$ depending on where you get them and which lens you buy.  they have a variety of styles, colors and lenses.  

the trick with finding goggles that will fit over glasses is that they not only have to be wide enough, but must have the lens far enough away from your face.  the spys fit this description very well.  you might aslo want to try Oakley Crowbars, but they might get a little pricy.

Answer 7

smith is a brand of goggles that are pretty popular

they offer some over glasses goggles like the "knowledge otg"

its not too expensive. maybe around $50 - $60