Wildhorn OutfittersRoca Snowboard & Ski Goggles - US Ski Team Official Supplier - Interchangeable Lens - Premium Snow Goggles

Bin sehr zufrieden, habe auch zwei Ersatz Gläser gekauft.

I'm going to try to be as objective as possible, but after spending two days out in the best conditions we've had all year, it's hard to separate the overall experience from the goggles themselves. They are related, since I'm still smiling about the great long ski days I had with them.First off, this product is one I wanted to like.-It's a US company,-they donate some of their profits to environmental preservation,-the product has interchangeable lenses with side clasps to ensure they don't pop out accidentally,-they even have a plastic mesh over the top vents to protect the foam barrier from wear and tear.-they're not $150-$200 like the big name brandsI bought Blaze Blue roca goggles and wanted a low light alternative to go with them. I grabbed the amber, and just recently also ordered the clear ones as well. Changing out the lenses is pretty easy, but I did it before I got on my skis. I didn't try to do it on a ski lift as some have mentioned. I don't mess with my gear on chairs though as a general rule.My fist time out with these goggles was a very cold, snowy, dark day. It wasn't big fluffy flakes, not at first, but cold, wet sleet that hit like needles and was relentless. I was out for about 7 hours totally with a few breaks, but the goggles never fogged and the exterior stayed clear, even as wet snow-ice mix accumulated on the top of the plastic mesh vent. I could see very clearly using the amber lenses, and as day turned to night, they highlighted the ground well under the lights. I don't think that lens was the best for such dark conditions, but it still served its purpose well. I never struggled to see, and things were highlighted well.One thing about the amber lens is that it is mirrored as others have noted. It's not like flat low light lenses where your eyes can be seen through it. This does make it feel a little lower in VLT than the 55% listed here on amazon would imply. The low light yellow by comparison does not seem mirrored and is listed as 54%, so it should be dimmer than the amber, but I've seen Wildhorn recommend the yellow for low light/night skiing as the best option. I don't like seeing things in yellow though :) I personally prefer that if I have to have a tint, it be a sharp blue one. Failing that option, I ordered clear ones as well, but they arrived after my weekend was over.The next day was bitter cold, low teens, but clear and sunny. I put in the blue blaze lens. When you look through this lens indoors, it looks very dim and VERY copper/amber, which is not what the images imply above (the amazon image from the inside shows a blueish tint). I didn't like this at first, but out in the bright sunlight it's much less of an issue. What little tint remained wasn't annoying. It just gave the scene a faintly sepia tone, while still keeping things crystal clear and sharp. It won me over by the end of the day, because it didn't detract one bit from the beauty of the day or my skiing experience.Throughout both days, air flow was fantastic, keeping my eyes clear and well ventilated, but also protected from the worst of the cold. They fit comfortably. Not too snug, and the material that presses against your face is soft and comfortable, without any of that irritating sensation you sometimes get where you feel the need to adjust repeatedly. I did have some issues at first with how narrow the nose groove is. I have a deviated septum and at first I had to wear the goggles high to keep them from pinching my sinuses. However after a few hours they broke in and I could wear them comfortably without any discomfort or trouble breathing.Last thing to mention is customer service. Wildhorn is very responsive. The pair I ordered here on Amazon was shipped to me in a cardboard box too small for them. Someone in shipping crammed them in anyway and tried to tape it sealed. the result was that the goggles arrived with crushed padding along the outer edges. I wasn't sure if this was by design, but a quick chat with Wildhorn customer support and they sent me a replacement pair directly with their apologies. Great customer service! But in the future, Wildhorn may want to consider their own hard packaging, rather than just the plastic and cloth soft bags they currently come in.

Great goggles for the price. Thermal lenses work well, I like how the silver lenses don't really change the colours. Fits well on the wildhorn helmet (of course). Quality seems very comparable to the Smith goggles I bought the GF for double the price.Wish they would've had clear lenses in stock so I did the have to buy yellow, but the yellows work well.Also wish they would've included a case (instead of a note tellinge to go to their website for a free one, then telling me they don't ship to Canada). For the price still a good deal though

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