Juli Ski Goggles,Snow Snowboard Goggles Men Women Snowmobile Skiing Skating

If you are considering buying Smith, Scott, Oakley or any other type of goggle, think again. I have 4 pairs of Juli's and they are better than my very expensive Oakley. I have gone snowboarding 60 times this year and have only worn my Oakley's on one occasion. I came across these goggles and said, what the heck, how do you go wrong for $20, let's give them a try. I have 4 pairs and together they cost much less (about 1/2) than my one pair Oakley's. My 4 pairs all have different lenses, so I may take 3 up the mountain depending on what the weather looks like. It takes my son 15 minutes to change out lenses on his crappy Smith goggles, I do not have to worry about that. Thank you Juli!

Just used these for the first time. It's 18 degrees and snowing hard here. I had to drag a hose out to water some sheep and pigs and then plow the drive in a tractor that has no enclosed cab.I was worried that these would fog up bad because I already had snow and moisture on my glasses. I was surprised to find that they did not fog at all and they worked great. Bot having the snow hit me in the glasses or eyes was a refreshing change! I'm glad I bought these.

Fantastic Goggles!!!I live in Colorado Springs, Colorado near Pikes Peak. The elevation is over 5,000 feet and it can get pretty cold here as well as getting pretty good snow.I went out for a nice walk when it was -10 degrees wind chill and these awesome winter sports goggles made ny Juli never fogged and my face stayed warm.With the tinting, I was able to see great.These are tremendous goggles with the venting and tinting and a very comfortable wide band to keep them in place.I highly recommend them if you have to do anything out ion cold weather whether it is work or play. You don't have to worry about sunglasses fogging up or falling off. I wish I had a pair of these things a long time ago.Peace :-)

My glasses are pretty large, front is 1-5/8 x 5-3/4, and initially I didn't think these went over them. But I read another review that said to bend the goggles outward, put them over the glasses, then let them reform. Same to remove them. It's pretty snug, and I don't know if I'd be ok doing it with flimsier glasses, but once this is on and adjusted correctly this works well for keeping the snow out of my face when snowblowing in the wind (the reason I bought it. Unsure how comfortable it would be skiing all day with it pressing the glasses against my face, though.I also ordered a similar-looking, similarly priced goggle from another brand on Amazon and those did not fit over my glasses. So of two, these were the only that would work for me.Ordered the black frame / clear lens (83%), so I could also see at night.

These goggles came packaged wonderfully and included a nice drawstring bag to keep them in. They were easy to adjust and the lining around them was comfortable. It wasn't a very cold day when I went, but I don't feel like these will fog up at all. They also came before the final date, which was perfect because I accidentally bought them too late and thought I'd have to do my ski trip without! I'll definitely keep using these, I'm so glad I bought a pair (I used to just wear sunglasses!) The price was unbeatable, and the quality just rocks.Also, no, my giant thick rim glasses did not fit under there, and I wouldn't want them to.

I got clear lens & over glasses for extended outdoors work when its bitter cold, but my glasses frames 5 & 7/8" so i have to bend goggles I tested these outside in 20 and a morning in the teens however my intended use will be the worst of winter when predawn wind chill makes working for extended time difficult. Ok unexpected positive they hold my glasses in place perhaps less than perfectly, but well enough and when its bitter cold and you are clothed for it dealing with glasses at all is practically impossible.I know i am anything but the typical user i just think these are so very useful for a few people like me i care for animals outside and no matter the weather not going out is never an option. My point for anybody is these are not expensive and even if you don't snowboard or ski these work as advertised and they are not expensive and even if you only end up needing them a few days a year they are worth owning.

I needed goggles for my girls' 1st time skiing. I was able to get these overnigt at a great cost. We bought 4 pairs. #1: Adult Male, #2: teenage girl, #3: 11 yr old girl, #4: 9 yr old girl. The goggles fit everyone comfortably using a helmet. 1st day was sunny and bright, next day was cloudy and overcast. The chrome reflective lense worked well in both conditions. They were a little too dark in the evening but were still usable. We had no trouble with fogging but the weather conditions were very mild so there was no chance of snow build up around the vents. I definitely recommend these goggles.

For ski goggles, these are terrific. Comfortable and easily fits over glasses. If you're thinking about using them as anti-covid glasses, they're not suitable as there is a breathable, very thin, foam-like vent going around the outside rim.Like I said, for ski/snow goggles I like them a lot.

Purchased for use during a Manitoba winter. I climb communication towers for work and it is paramount that I have visibility while installing equipment on top of a tower. Amazon shipping was amazing as always! The product was also easy to return. Wanted to test the goggle before using them at height, so I wore them on two separate days, one being -5°C the other -20°C (Keep in mind it gets a little below -40°C when it gets cold here) So let's start off with the Pros of the product itself:-Goggles look stunning-The foam is quite comfortable on my face-Has a nice easy adjust strapAs for the Cons:-At -5°C the goggles tended to fog between 20-30 mins of use-At -20°C the goggles tended to fog between 5-10 mins of use-With how my face is shaped the goggles push on the bridge of my nose a fair bitThese may work better for some other folks, but this was my experience with the goggles. I will now pony up the cash and start looking for a set of goggles with a heated lens.

I got the orange goggles, and they look pretty much like I expected. Orange is an all-purpose colour; not too transparent and not too dark, which makes them ideal for a dawn-to-dusk ski trip. They're ok for sunny days and perfect for cloudy days. I would consider getting darker ones for very bright sunny days, or clear ones for night skiing, but I'm very happy with these for now.I have a few pairs of glasses, and they fit inside the goggles very nicely for the most part. The ones that don't fit are my wide-frame glasses. If the frame width of your glasses (from arm to arm) is less than 14 cm (5.5 inches), then your glasses should fit fine inside the goggles.

While my glasses did not fog up in cold, the googles themselves did. Perhaps not a fault of the googles as such, but someone needs design googles perhaps to include the nose, and direct the breath away from the face of the googles. Most googles which include glasses would have the same problem. Somehow the google manufactures all copy each other and do not have enough imagination to solve the fogging problem.

I have horrible special eyes. I'm in my 30s but have the vision of a senior citizen in their 80s.Bought a similar pair of goggles, but couldn't scooter properly due to the FOV being too little left/right. Couldn't change lanes properly.These goggles are super cumfy, JUST fit my plastic frame glasses (with a push), and have added 1ft FOV on each side due to the wide lens! Fit inside my open face motocross style helmet great.Yellow tint is nice. Haven't been able to ride test them yet, but plotted my fov on the wall. Should be fine.Came in a nice little cloth bag.Suggested Improvements:-Include a microfiber cloth.-Len didn't have a UV400 sticker on it... Found that weird. Post confirms 100% UV, but not UV400 which is 100% UVA/UVB...-Add sticker on lens that is more clear, 100% UVA/UVB.-Add rubber on inside of elastic band to prevent slipping on helmets.

I bought these recently for a 3 day ski trip in BC. They worked great in both sunny and cloudy situations and I had no issues at all with fogging up. They are flexible and comfortable to wear. I was a little nervous as I know you can spend a lot more than this on goggles, but I would definitely recommend them.