Odoland Magnetic Interchangeable Ski Goggles with 2 Lens, Large Spherical Frameless Snow Snowboard Goggles for Men Women

Used for 5 days, diff temps and diff conditions. Amazing value for the money and very much get the job done and done well.Now, I’ve also ridden Oakley for 20+ years.And yes there is a difference. The optics while are good on these are not the same as a higher end pair. Toward the bridge of the nose and outsides is a little bit of distortion and not exactly perfectly crystal clear. They also scratch very very very easy. I got a little tree branch graze, instant scratch, where as I’ve had my Oakley a frames for year and never had those. Again you’re talking 200 vs 30$.Awesome goggle, but if you have ridden with hi end goggles, just be aware that their is a difference and you do get what you pay for, I’d say these are a solid goggle, they act like a 80$ pair and really work well.

The media could not be loaded.  Let me start out by saying I am an AVID skier, meaning I spend 45-60 days per year on the mountain. I’ve had Oakleys, Smith, Blender, Bolle, you can name it. These BY FAR are the best goggles for the money. After 3 days of riding I can confidently say these rival all the brands you know and love. These might be the best non-polarized lens I’ve tried as well (and if you want polarized outdoor master lenses also fit these googles). I was also pretty surprised by the durability of these goggles. I sent a massive 720, ate shit, and no yard sale! The lenses are very very sturdy on the goggles and haven’t fallen off once yet. I loved the magnetic swap as well, on a cloudy day I switched my lenses about 4 times because of the changing cloud coverage. This was by far the easier and most convenient goggle I’ve ever used... even above Smith Mags. For the price and quality, I don’t see the point in ever buying another ski goggle in the future. As long as these goggles are around, I’ll be a customer! Great Job Odoland!!

Love these! I used these on a whiteout day on Mt Hood, and they didn't fog up at all; pretty amazing considering it was blizzarding, and part of the time my face mask was tucked under the goggles. I was a little worried about the magnets not being strong enough, but the lens didn't fall off the goggles at all, and I took a number of tumbles. I wish the night lenses were a little more for actual night skiing rather than for clouds, but I haven't actually used them yet, so maybe they just seem darker than I want. Either way, these perform better than the $200 goggles I used last time I was on the mountain, plus I love way the rainbow mirror lens looks! I've only used them once so far, so the durability remains to be seen, but so far, very pleased with these.

I've tried 3 different goggles in the last 3 months, all around the same price point with similar design. First 2 had issues either with fitment of the lens or not horrible construction, these are MUCH better. Used them several times skiing and plowing out my road at -10f, no fog, no distortion, clear optics, comfortable seal and the changeable lenses are great. Highly recommend you give these a shot!

I have been skiing for over 35 years, raced for about 20 of that so I have went through many pairs of goggles. Now I ski with my son, who got these for Christmas. We night ski often and I wanted him to be able to switch to a night lens without a hassle. These were so comfortable and well made that I ordered myself a pair on Christmas Day. Which means I picked these over a nearly $200 pair of Spy’s... Ha! We have put them to a lot of use already. Fit in our helmets nicely, no gaps, so no wind and secure fit. Worth every penny. Lens change out is quick and simple. If I could give the company one thing to work on is a better sleeve for storage. One that has a separate space to store the lens you don’t have in. Also, I do wear glasses and these goggles fit over them well with no fogging.

I bought the green lens version. These things are awesome! Be aware that the sides of the green lens has a rainbow color at each end. I don't mind it but wasn't aware when purchasing. Wearing these goggles makes me wonder why someone would spend $200 on a pair or goggles when these things are just as good as any other manufacturer. I highly recommend.

I bought these and used them 4 days in keystone Colorado. Neither lens offers much in the line of detailed vision hard to see whats coming while skiing and the mirrored lens are really hazy in direct sun lite i thought the protective plastic was still on but it wasn't ...these are better than wearing nothing but there are better options for the same price. i was also hoping that the orange lens would be more for night skiing but they are not. purchased a par of zionor goggles they have much better lens quality but they are not the nice magnetic ones like these, however i would much rather be able to see vs have the ability to swap lenses quickly.

Ordered 2 got 1. On the one i did get the lense dose not sit right on the frames beacuse the strap has 2 right side hooks. I am keeping the 1 star rating till the 2nd one arives so i can evaluate the whole order and not just half.Edit. Ok finaly got them in and well its a process because i ordered 2 at the same time they had to send me 2 and i have to send them the one i orignaly received. They are comfortable tho i feel like it puts to much pressure on the nose but this was my first set of goggles ever. They have not fogged up once so far keep in mind we live in Massachusetts and its currently 25-35 degrees out side and i ride a ebike with a top speed of 20. Beimg able to change lenses is verry helpfull especially when i ride home at 10pm. Only down side is if you scratch the lense you cant get a replacement.

Got these TODAY & am thanking you for the quality & value. The look of DELIGHT & SURPRISE when my fiance opened his goggles and saw they fit PERFECTLY over his prescription glasses. The magnetic interchangeable lenses blew his mind & I got the biggest hug. And to THINK I ALMOST paid $70 for USED KIJIJI GOGGLES. 😱I am SO SO grateful I found these. If I figure out how to ski, I'm buying myself a pair of THESE & joining him on the slopes!

In the product description, it clearly says the goggle can fit glasses up to 15cm width. My glasses are 14.5cm wide but in reality it's not even close to fit it in.The goggle foam is about 10cm wide, meaning glasses have to be less than 10cm wide if I don't squeeze it. With squeezing it may fit glasses ~12cm wide. That's not even close to the 15cm they advertised.Subjectively the field of the view on the goggle is quite narrow to me too.Other than that, I do like the ease of magnetic swapping for the goggle lens.

Best support I can give a product is that I loved my pair so much I bought one for my wife - and she loves it too. We live in the Rockies, so wind is a major issue even outside of skiing or snowboarding. Just walking around our neighbourhood means dealing with some really harsh mountain winds in winter. We wear these on our walks on the days where the wind is blowing so hard you have to almost walk with your back to it. Cuts the wind out of your eyes 100% and never fogs. The shaded lenses also reduce snow glare perfectly. So happy with these, they feel like premium branded goggles and look cool as hell but didn't come with the price tag. Highly highly recommend.

The glasses I have are taller than normal ones so I was concerned they wouldn’t fit. Most brands seem to not reach the right height, but this one does. There’s a reference pic with my glasses and a chapstick for size approximation. I’d say no taller than mine. Might have to insert glasses first and then put the goggles on depending on width.Came in good condition with a protective cover on the inside. There are two points you can squeeze on both sides for the removable frames (I didn’t know about at first).If you already have condensation or snow or fog in the glasses there’s no getting it out without a cloth. We only used them once but it was pretty warm when we went and ended up taking them off.Pamphlet says it comes with a cleaning cloth but both I purchased didn’t have one in the packaging. Not a huge deal.

Haven’t been able to use these yet because the hill closed early this year unfortunately. They are really well made especially for the price. Something like this goes for $80 at sport check. It was a bit difficult taking off the lens but once I figured it out it was easy.