ZIONOR X Ski Goggles - OTG Snowboard Goggles Detachable Lens for Men Women Adult

I can't say enough about the customer service of Zionor. I received my goggles and there was a small chip in the bottom edge of the lense. No big deal, but I informed Zionor. They offered to send me a replacement lense so I was pretty stoked. When I received the replacement lense it was a different color (no biggie, the small chip wasn't obstructive and color options are great.) but it was also for a different model of Zionor goggles. Bummer. I wrote them back and they looked into it. They said the replacement was fulfilled by Amazon, they apologized, and they said they were going to send me the right lense. Well, they did! Not only did they send me the replacement lense, they also sent me an entire new goggle set with another lense!!! WHAAAAAAAAT?!?!?!? I totally didn't expect that, but I really appreciate it Zionor!I used my new Zionor goggles for a week in Tahoe and they performed great. Comfortable on my face, no fogging up, and the view area is huge. Yeah, the goggles are a little big on your face, but that allows you to have a huge view unobstructed by the goggle frames. The magnetic lenses on these are DOPE! So easy to change out lenses, and no, even if you wreck out bad the lenses are not going to pop off the frames. You can't beat the quality, especially at this PRICE. I highly recommend these goggles, and especially Zionor as a company. Thanks!

As a snowboarder, finding the right pair of goggles without breaking the bank can be a challenge, but the ZIONOR X Ski Goggles are a game-changer. These goggles offer everything I need in a pair of ski goggles - they're anti-fog, affordable, durable, and stylish.I was able to use these goggles on both whiteout days and sunny days without any issues. The anti-fog feature worked perfectly, and I never had to stop mid-run to wipe my goggles clean. I also appreciated the UV protection they offered on sunny days, as it kept my eyes from getting tired or strained.In terms of durability, the ZIONOR X Ski Goggles held up remarkably well. The goggles have a solid construction that provides good protection from impacts, and the strap is adjustable and stays in place while riding. In addition to their functionality, these goggles also look great. The sleek and stylish design is perfect for any snowboarder or skier who wants to look good on the slopes.Overall, I highly recommend the ZIONOR X Ski Goggles to any snowboarder or skier who wants a reliable and affordable pair of goggles. The anti-fog feature is a game-changer, and the durability and style of the goggles make them a great investment that will last for seasons to come.

I bought these on a whim to prevent having to buy an overpriced "Brand Name" version for a ski trip that was a few weeks away. I bought the "Lagopus X Black Frame Polarized Blue Lens VLT 16%" version (so the "S3" darkness). I was pleasantly surprised, goggles came packed in a nice box and in a very nice non-scratch reusable bag/cleaning cloth. The blue is attractive from the outside, and the mirror/polarizing does obscure your face/eyes if it matters. Comfortable and JUST small enough to fit inside a big rental helmet. The strap adjusted from pretty small to gigantic with ease and the grippers on the strap are great! The view through them is exactly what I wanted: Polarized, cheap, clear, ventilated (they don't fog in any way I tried to get them to) and they seem to be VERY wide angle (so no "Goggle/tunnel vision"). When you put them on on a really bright day they seem to be more than adequately dark (polarizing helps with this), i'd imagine the S4 tint is probably too dark for all but the most sunny of days. The S3/Blue VLT 16% seems like a good "all around" lens for everything from whiteout afternoon skiing (did that several days) to windy and cloudless winter mornings (did that too).The only drawback (if it is one at all) is that the view through the lens I chose makes everything yellow tinted. I don't mind this, helps make out lines and edges quite well, but it does blur the color spectrum between blue and black (if you're a skier/boarder that cares about this, make sure you know what shapes the runs are too!).All around recommendation: buy them!

I have a few days on this goggle in some tough elements at snowbird and Alta. They are legit, but come with a few quirks.The goggle is very comfortable. You'll get the same comfort as your big brands. I didn't notice any difference from what I'd expect from spy, oakley, etc.The lens however is a different story. I do see distortion in certain kind of objects when looking left and right. I can't say that I ever noticed this with my big brand goggles. It seems like maybe one of the panes of the goggle was bent prior to manufacturing. -.5 starsThe lens does scratch easily, which isn't a surprise because I see this with the big brands too.The other day I was skiing in Alta where it was dumping snow with 40-50mph winds. When I was on the chair lift I noticed that snow was blowing into the lens vents. I was pretty warm as I was in between runs, but I noticed on the lift that I was getting some fogging on the very edges of the lens. After a few turns on the slopes enough air would enter the vents and shortly after the fog would dissipate. That was the only time in 7 days of skiing where these became a problem. I wouldn't consider myself as some who perspires a lot, so if you're a sweaty person this may affect you more than it did to me. -.5 starsOverall, I'm very happy with the purchase. Totally worth the money, and they look pretty sweet too. I just wish there were better lens options.

seems to be well made.good view areano fogging - during -10 to +10 weatherno tiring seal

They fit beautifully over my glasses with no pressure on my face! I have not skied in them yet, so I’m not sure about the issue of fogging.