OutdoorMaster OTG Ski Goggles – Over Glasses Ski/Snowboard

These goggles are great, they don’t fog up, are comfy, and fit well with my helmet.
My only criticism is that they scratch quite easily, but they’re so cheap I just get a new pair every 2-3 years and don’t have to be too precious about them

I brought these because of the good description of what glasses could fit under them. They didn’t suggest being suitable for airsoft, but I hoped they could. They are not. I tested shooting them at close range, and cracks appeared instantly. Therefore, these are probably fine for skiing, as designed.
The fit was lovely, easy to adjust and comfortable over glasses. Would recommend for a lower impact sport.

It has been a while since purchasing as I wanted the goggles, not for skiing but for sailing! Went sailing this September and had plenty of rain, as a wearer of spectacles this was always a problem as the rain and sea spray continually affected my vision. These goggles were tremendous, the rain and spray simply beaded and ran off, there was no misting and the lens just brightened everything up. As these are OTG, there was no issue wearing my glasses with the goggles and they were really comfortable.

Great value and great product. I bought a pair for myself and a pair for my wife. We wore them over prescription glasses while we were doing a load of winter holiday activities – snowshoeing, snowmobiling, husky sledding etc etc in temperatures of -10 to -20C. They worked perfectly. Wore them with a balaclava and initially there was a tendency to mist up but give it a couple of minutes maybe lift the goggles once or twice off your face and they’ll clear once the temperatures inside and outside settle down. It is best when wearing a balaclava under the googles to breath initially through your mouth when once the temperatures are stable breathing through nose and mouth is fine.

A very well made OTG snow goggle. I have wide rims on my glasses and medium height on the lens, and these ski goggles fit snuggly and comfortably. Very easy to tighten and flexible enough not to risk cracking them from a bad fall.
I got the 8% VLT lens and it did a fantastic job at protecting my eyes from harsh sunlight. As for the quality of the lens itself, it will scratch if you somehow hit ice with it, but other than that, I wouldn’t go with more expensive brands.
I had the chance to compare these with a new pair of 40 Rossignol goggles and these were better at managing steaming of the lenses. Although the Rossignol proudly branded their lens with a special antifog technology, these are superior in ventilation, with much better aerodynamics and a more comfortable fit.
The only downside is that the strap gets fuzzy, aka the edges of it get frailed and stick out after a while. But if that becomes an issue, I’ll just buy a new pair. They are good for the price, glad I got them.

Tried these recently. I usually buy expensive goggles then leave them in a restaurant on the slopes after consuming too much gluvine. For the money, they are excellent. Bit worried that my question about UV question did not get answered.