The best snowboarding goggles?

Question

what goggles are the best. I want a pair that looks good and one that has different lenses for different conditions and it is easy to switch.
im looking for any kind below 200

Answer 1

There is a lot of different choices out there for goggles now, and a lot of them are way nice. So there really isn't any wrong choice. I would say Anon, Electric, Spy , Oakley, Dragon any of those are pretty sick. I really like Anon's design and lenses and Electrics design this year, Its wayyyyy gnarly. Go check them out at www.electricvisual.com

Answer 2

R.E.D. doesn't make goggles. I have Anon Figment's, and they rock. Oakley's are good too. Scott's and Smiths have a wider variety of price range, the lower end obviously not as good as a higher end goggle. In my experience, some lower end goggles tend to fog up easier, but that's only with a few. Also, lower end goggles don't have as much design on them. Anyways, expect to drop anywhere from $50-$150 on one. Anon, Oakley, Dragon, all have some cool designs and good goggles. Grenade is decent. Not many people have them, so reviews aren't that widely available. Lenses don't really matter unless you have a specific sunlight you're set on riding at. Like for the average user, it'll be just regular yellow or gold colored lense because the majority of people ride during the day with sun. Overcast days you might look into buying clear lenses or a lighter tint in order to see better. Anyways, just the regular gold/yellow tint should be fine.

Answer 3

Oakley A Frames are easy to switch and they are relatively cheap like around $100 maybe less. You can find lenses just about anywhere for them too.

Answer 4

I loved my A frames so much I bought a second pair!!! shop around online and you should be able to stay well under $200.

Answer 5

I like dragon and anon....i gonna be getting some new dragon ones soon so stoked for that.

Answer 6

i have spy zed gogles they were 90 bucks and have a mirror lens and a orange lens.