The Anon M4 is right up there in the very expensive end of snowboarding and skiing goggles. It is the top of the line for Anon, and comes in a confusing combination of options. Trying to simplify it a little, the full sized M4 comes with two lens styles, Cyclindrical and Toric. There is a …
The Dragon RVX are another option in the frameless cylindrical goggles that Dragon have. They are OTG, which means that they are designed to fit Over-The-Glasses, if you wear them. The main features of the RVX are: medium fitting, with a wide field of view, and a spare low light lens that has the quick …
Along the lines of the very popular NFX2s, the Dragon PXV is a larger fitting cylindrical goggle, with a very wide field of view. Features of the Dragon PXV Frameless Design Injection Moulded Panotech Lens Injection moulding is the higher end way to make cylindrical lenses, that reduces the distortion. Super Anti-Fog Treatment Lumalens Dragon’s …
The Dragon NFX2s have been a pretty popular model in their lineup for a few years, and it isn’t too hard to see why. They are a cylindrical goggle, that comes with two lenses and have a quick change system so that swapping to your low light lens is as painless as possible. There are …
Von Zipper Feenom 2015 Review The Von Zipper Feenom goggles are large, spherical goggles in a similar style and size to Electric EG2. They are made to fit medium to large faces, although I guess at best I would be a medium, and they fit me just fine. Features of the Von Zipper Feenom goggles: …
Oakley Airbrake 2015 Goggles review The Oakley Airbrake goggles are one of their most popular models, with quick changing lenses. They are described as fitting a medium to large face, and I would be on the smaller end of that scale, and they are still super comfortable. The first thing that I noticed wearing the Airbrakes compared …