ZIONOR Lagopus B1 Ski Goggles OTG Anti fog Snow Goggles UV Protection Snowboard Goggles for Men Women Adult Youth

These are cheap in price yes but they do what they're supposed to. I have expensive pairs as well that are obviously better quality but I keep these as a backup pair and for what I paid versus how they're used and how they serve me, they're great. Had zero issues with fogging up or wind getting inside. Visibility was excellent and they did their job when it came to sun and ice glare. They look a little different from the online photo but they're still great nonetheless. Will keep these as backups to my primary goggles!

At this price, I'm very happy with the B1. They were very comfortable for a full day of downhill skiing, at first with a helent and then with just a balaclava and hat. I did have to max out the strap to get it snugly around the helmet, so if the helmet was much bigger I would have had a problem.Unlike a lot of other cheap goggles I've tried, these are very well vented. The high for the day was in the mid-20s, and the only time these fogged up was when I had the balaclava up over my nose. That's when the warmth from my breath would get into the goggles and cause some minor fogging.I dig the carrying case these came in. Given how annoying it is to ski with scratched goggles, and how badly most ski resorts price gouge in their shops, I'm taking great care to keep these in their bag and scratch-free.

As someone who wears glasses for distance, but not contacts I have struggled with vision on the slopes, when it's too cold the lenses on my glasses fog/frost up, but putting goggles also posed the problem of either a poor fit or fogging underneath. These fit well over my glasses, I struggled at first with my eyeglasses still fogging underneath, but once I purchased some anti fog for my glasses lenses, ("cat crap" lol) it seemed to mostly solve the problem. Skied yesterday in 10* weather with no visibility issues and was able to wear them all day, they worked awesome! The clear lenses allow me to either wear my prescription sunglasses or clear lenses underneath as needed.

These goggles worked out great for my ski trip. They fit over my helmet perfectly and there was no fog that got under them. Super clear lenses and just enough sun protection as well. I will order another pair for my boyfriend. His are obviously too little!

Nope! Typical get what you pay for Chinese made products. Moisture immediately gets between the outside and inside lens and fogs up and makes water stains that can’t be cleaned. I wore these while it was raining and the water actually filled in between the two lenses and was swirling around, I had to buy a new pair at mountain. The same thing happened to a pair of Outdoor Master goggles probably made in same factory. I should have known better.

I spent many hours researching every ski goggle on Amazon under $40 for an upcoming ski trip in Colorado. These were my final choice, and I was completely pleased with them.I wanted a low-cost pair since this was probably a one-time-use item, but I didn't want to compromise on quality. I also wanted a pair that made me look legitimate (to compensate for my complete lack of ski abilities).I went with the green lens since the VLT of 18% was in the middle range of the percentages offered in this goggle. I skied on one completely clear and sunny day, and one overcast and snowing day (photo). The green lens was the right choice since I was able to see well in both conditions.The goggles never fogged up, didn't scratch easily, kept my eye area warm, and fit well. They did leave a mark across my nose/cheeks even though they didn't feel tight, but I'm assuming that's going to happen with any ski goggle.So, if you want a pair of budget ski goggles that completely deliver and also look cool, don't waste any more time researching and just pull the trigger on these.

This is a no-brainer... spend $150 on the goggles they try to sell you at the retail shop? Or spend $25 on Zionor goggles on Amazon?Guess what, it's just as easy to scratch $150 goggles as it is to scratch $25 goggles.Now I can buy 2 pairs of goggles from Zionor (one for day, one for night skiing) and then wreck them over 2-3 seasons, buy two more pairs, wreck those over 2-3 seasons, and buy 2 more pairs.I've spent the same amount as I would have on one pair of fancy goggles from the sales rep at the ski shop, but I've gotten 6 pairs at 10 seasons out of my Zionor goggles.Quality is excellent, sight is great, they fit on your head or around a helmet, and the price is right.

Picture looks like light blue color lens and a white frame but the lens are actually gray/silver. Same goes for lenses that in the picture looks like: black frame and light blue lens, but if you do not pay attention to the small print, where it says "silver lens" and you go only by the color it shows in the picture, you will get gray lenses. I ordered them for my daughter but she did not liked the gray lenses, which she had not picked in the first place, and had to return them. Good thing is amazon excellent return policy.

Initial reviewI bought clear googles for the night skiing. The googles are quite good for the price. They are definitely not high-end, but if you are looking for something cheaper, they'll totally do the job.Update after a year of use. The goggles have 2 layer lenses. Main plastic lense + thick plastic film inside. Somehow one day the water got trapped between the lenses which made the goggles permanently foggy and unusable. I was very frustrated at that time until I figured what happened. I removed the inner layer and was able to finish my skiing somehow, but still foggy.After that I decided to get better goggles with better lenses and better anti-fogging capabilities. I got ones from MEC for 80 cad and it was SO MUCH BETTER, night and day. The built quality is much nicer, the lense is also much more clearer so you can actually see better and anti-fogging works better.So in the end. Those googles are indeed okay for the price, but the material quality is not very good. It's not garbage, but now after I tried something better, there is no return. You get what you pay for.If you need some specific goggles (eg clear ones) just occasionally once or twice a year and don't want to pay extra, they are good enough. If you want everyday heavy use goggles, my advice is to get real quality thing.

Great in sun and mist great price for a good product

Received my order very quickly. The goggles were packaged safely and with plenty of cushioning to prevent any damage during shipping. Goggles come with a cloth bag to store them in to avoid scratches which another brand I ordered did not. These goggles are a very good price though I only use mine for walking in cold weather so I don't know how they would be for skiing. They are warm and fit my face perfectly. The headband is thick, wide and sturdy. These will last a long time with care. I would purchase these again as long as the price does not increase. I live in the cold part of Canada so these are required!

Not sure how that will react in the snow

I bought these for my kids when they outgrew the name brand goggles they had. I was used to paying over $80 for decent pair of entry level goggles. These are just as good if not better. The attachment clip from the headband to the actual lens frame looks a little flimsy and not nearly as robust as a higher end pair, but these lasted an entire season. They will fit over kids glasses so long as the glasses aren't too big. My Wife's glasses did not fit inside.