OutdoorMaster Ski Goggles PRO - Frameless, Interchangeable Lens 100% UV400 Protection Snow Goggles for Men & Women

These were cheap so I wasn't expecting much. However I was very pleasantly surprised! They arrived in several layers of protective plastic and bubblewrap which I think was unnecessary considering the case they come in is surprisingly tough and also attractively designed. Also the lens was very clear and there was no warping or blurriness at all and it provided very good protection from sunlight and also gave a very clear view of the snow and the terrain. The goggles were surprisingly comfortable and they flexed a little around my face to provide a better 'seal' of the foam against my face and at no point did I have a single issue with the lens fogging. The method for changing lenses if you needed to for different light conditions or damage is very easy and is held on with some very strong magnets that never let the lens come off when I didn't want it to once!I also had a hard fall on my face (I was snowboarding) and hit the hard ice goggles first. There was a small scratch on the lens coating but I hardly felt the impact through the goggles and there wasn't any sign of damage to them at all and the scratch wasn't even noticeable while wearing the googles so I was very happy! The lens didn't get any scratches in my pockets either when I took them off and the headband kept them securely fixed around my helmet and against my face after about 15 seconds of adjustment when I first put them on. The goggles also looked really good and I got a lot of compliments from other skiers and snowboarders while on the pistes. They're tough so I don't expect them to get damaged enough that they need replacing anytime soon but if I lost them or something then I wouldn't hesitate to buy another pair of these due to how well they performed for me! A++

All my mates have expensive googles (Oakley, Smith etc.) and as I was in need of a new pair, I started looking and by pure chance came across these Outdoor Master ones. Long story short, I did lots of research, found out they sponsor the US ski team so took a chance.I ordered the white frame with a Cat 3 blue lens and an additional Cat 1 polarised yellow lense. Both arrived quickly and was pleased the goggles had a good quality hard case and the additional lense came in it's own microfibre bag and there is a compartment in the case for storing it.The Googles themselves are excellent quality, very comfortable and fit perfectly with my Anon helmet.I've used them three times this year over three separate trips with conditions ranging from -11°C bluebird days, snowy whiteouts and warm spring skiing. In all cases, both lenses functioned exceptionally with clear vision, no distortion and no fogging. The lenses were easy to swap, even on the slopes, once you have the knack (nails under the end of the less and pull) as the magnets are very strong so there's no way the lenses would come off by accident, even with a fall.I can't recommend these enough. Cheers👍

As a first time snowboarder, I bought these as they were cheap and had good reviews in case I didn't want to continue snowboarding, I hadn't invested too much money.The goggles themselves are super comfy. I didn't have any discomfort after wearing them all day. Anti fog coating did well at keeping the fog out when I wasn't moving and when I was moving it was never an issue as there was plenty of air flow.The only downside is I feel that the lens scratched quite easily. I had them on my helmet which dropped off a bench at a lodge while eating and when I picked them up they had quite a big scratch in them which luckily wasn't too noticeable when I put them back on.Overall, I think these are a perfect choice for someone just getting started with snowboarding or skiing. I initially had a few concerns with the magnets not holding the lens in the event of a crash but I had a few fairly big falls and never had the lens fall out once.

Just came back from skiing, don't write many reviews, but thought I had to for these. I bought the colourful 15% vlt with black frame goggles, and a yellow 75% vlt spare lens (seems to be a popular combo) for just under £70. First, they look really smart. The coloured lens is great for full or mostly sunshine, and the yellow works in thick cloud, it didn't snow while we skied so can't comment. The black travel case is great, easy to carry the spare lens in while on the slopes and the carrying pouches are great to buff the lens up. I had a few minor tumbles, and the lens didn't pop off the frame once, and I can't see any scratches on them. Its really easy to change a lens, I found slightly bending the goggle frame (they are bendy) lifts an edge up to allow you to pull it off. I didn't have any issues with condensation. Lastly I took some photos of the view through the lens, you'd think it would be red/yellow but its actually blue with a purple/pink tint right at the edge of your vision. I liked this, but it wasn't what I expected. If anyone reads this and buys a different colour, I ask you to post pictures of what you see through them, not just a front view, will help more people. Cheers