Smith + Crayola Snow Goggles
Smith has teamed up with Crayola to bring some flair to the slopes with a co-branded collection of snow googles. With hand drawn, colorful strap designs and co-branded badging, the Squad, Gambler, and Rascal...
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A Striking Look at Bolle Nevada Phantom+ Ski Goggles
First thoughts on the Bolle Nevada Phantom Ski Goggles For starters, when I say Ski, I mean ski or ride. I ski, so it comes natural for me to discuss this product in that...
Oakley Airbrake XL Prizm Goggles Review
When you’re looking for maximum coverage around your eyes and your face, the Oakley Airbrake XL PRIZM goggles has your number. These goggles have an oversized fit and offers Oakley’s premium lens technology PRIZM...
Spy Bravo Goggles Review
Clear vision is a pretty important key to a good day on the hill and with quickly changing light conditions this can sometimes be challenging. The Spy Bravo goggles, with Happy Lens, offer...
Giro Field Ski Goggles Review
Giro, based in Santa Cruz, California manufactures helmets, sunglasses, soft goods, and goggles for cycling, skiing and snowboarding. A well known player in the active world they are coming up on 30 years of innovative...
K2 Captura Pro Goggle Review
K2 Skis have been around forever, K2 goggles on the other hand are still fairly new to market. Their entry into the optics game in 2012 was pretty low key and I only really started...
Bolle Emperor Goggle Review
With the ski and snowboard season getting into full swing, heading out with a dependable pair of goggles is crucial for most of us, including myself. New this season, the Bolle Emperor Goggle is...
Oakley Canopy Snow Goggle Review
For the snowboarder and skier that likes their fries, drinks, jackets, pants, and snow goggles super-sized, the Oakley Canopy Goggle is an excellent choice. The Canopy Snow Goggle by Oakley is an over-sized goggle...
Smith I/O Goggle Review
The Smith I/O is my new goggle of choice for my days on the ski hill. They combine great style with functionality and Eco-friendliness. The Evolve series is Smith’s answer to the green movement...
Oakley Elevate Goggle Review
With the ski and snowboard season in full swing, I am finding myself up on the slopes more and more. I’ve had the pleasure to test out the Oakley Elevate snow goggles over the...
Bolle Simmer Goggle Review
The Simmer goggles, by Bolle, have been my go to goggles for cloudy ski days. The Simmer’s that I have been testing feature the Aurora lens, which carries a VLT rating of 45%. As...
Bolle Monarch Review
The Bollé Monarch is one of the newest members to Bollé ‘s goggle family. The Monarch’s frame uses a combination of two face foams – each with a distinct specific density – to create...
Smith I/O Goggle Review
If you aren’t a hardcore skier or boarder, you can at least look like one with the Smith I/O goggles. The I/O goggles are a part of the Smith Evolve line which touts that...
Dragon Rogue Goggle Review
The Dragon Rogue ski/snowboard goggles give you a big bang for your buck. The Rogue cost $120 and are in the middle price range for snow goggles. As a contact and glasses wearer, comfortable-close...
