Can anyone recommend a good pair of "Over the Glasses" type goggles? I have researched and found that the Oakley L Frames and Scott OTG Helis might be good choices. Add info about whether or not darker lenses are available. Just bought a sno cross type helmet, but can't wear contacts so I want to get the best pair I can to minimize the fogging. Has anyone tried the goggles with the micro fan in them?
OTG Goggles
- Thread starter jimmyj
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I'm not a eyeglass wearer, but look into Smith. I have 2 pair (intake and Piston) and really like them. I read mixed reviews on Oakley and Scott for snow. You don't here much about Smith, but when u do its usually good.
BTW.. check out rockmountainatv.com under clearance goggles
BTW.. check out rockmountainatv.com under clearance goggles
mezz
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I have been using the Scott OTG's (Voltage X) for the past couple of seasons, even though I wear my contacts, they do cover all exposed area's well. I did try them with my glasses & really didn't think they had enough air flow to keep the glasses completely free of fog, which was mostly experienced when riding off trail and working harder. I also learned that they do cut down on your peripheral vision some due to the extra foam. They do have a couple of colored lenses Amp Rose (My Fav) & Blue Amp. I prefer the Amp Rose for the low light conditions which are prominent for 2/3rds of the winter. They do also work well in the sun, but, IMO, the Blue Amp is best for the real bright day's. I picked up a new helmet this spring & a new pair of regular snowcross Scott goggles (Snow Series 89 XI Turbo) for the up-coming season, I am going to keep the OTG's as a back up pair. I will say this, no matter what make or style you choose, make sure you try them on with your helmet to be sure of a proper fit for the helmet opening, otherwise, you will be disappointed.-Mezz
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polarisrider1
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I have the Scott OTG goggles with the nose pc. Shadetree sells them and like them better than any other I have tried.
skidoo4fun
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Pro-vue
Pro-vue will make goggles to your prescription, they have several choices and options.
Have been wearing them for years and they work great.
Pro-vue will make goggles to your prescription, they have several choices and options.
Have been wearing them for years and they work great.
Sled Solutions
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Depending on the size of your frames the 509's will work. I've had many people use them with glasses with great success and you won't find a better goggle on the market.