Wildhorn Roca Pro Cylindrical Ski Goggles Men Women, Ultra wide FOV 185°, Anti-Fog/Scratch 100% UV

Really recommend these for the price they are worth every dollar. I thought the magnets would not hold but I have yet to loose a visor despite several wipe outs

Bought these for a spring skiing trip. I was looking for something that was fog resistant and reasonably priced, since I only ski a couple times a year. These exceeded my expectations. They were comfortable and never fogged up. The lens performance met my needs and the fact that they attach magnetically allows for having multiple sets of lenses to meet the conditions.

They are sturdy and comfortable

Great fit and clarity!

My wife loved them on the slopes and didn't take them off the entire day. Super comfortable, never fogged on a warm blue bird ice coast day. The LTV was spot on for a sunny day out on the slopes! These plus an additional low light lens would be a perfect combo!

Good buy

The media could not be loaded. Update: I ordered the medium/standard size and found extra lenses on Amazon.Overall, I’m excited to try these on the slopes and buy extra lenses for different light conditions. The magnetic system and overall quality seem top notch.Sizing: I purchased the Cordova-amber color lenses, which allow 41% light through. I think I purchased the Large, however between the invoice, box, and goggles, I can’t confirm I actually receive the size I ordered. I am an adult male and wear a 6 7/8 hat and usually large ski helmet; the goggles fit well. I prefer to wear my goggle around my head instead of around my helmet and the rubber emblems on the straps interfere with getting a tight fit, plus the plastic clips are right where my ears are and would probably not be comfortable the whole day on the mountain. I think I’m going to have to wear this around my helmet because of these reasons. I don’t think this option would work for those with a small head because the straps just don’t tighten enough; perhaps the medium goggle would be the way to go. At maximum size, they are big enough to fit around my large helmet.Lenses: the interchange system is really nice. The magnets snap and hold onto the lenses really tightly. The goggles came with a single pocket felt bag, so I hope the replacement lenses have some storage system because it doesn’t come with the goggles themselves (like a second pocket or a hard case). The goggles came with two QR codes. One for the instruction manual: the box has the model (Roca) but the goggle don’t, so this will make finding replacement lenses harder down the road if I can’t remember the model. The lenses themselves have “AURORA” printed on them. The lenses are supposed to be fog proof and scratch proof, but I didn’t test these features. The second QR code goes to the company site for lenses (again, don’t forget your model, since many of their styles look alike). I hope I can buy replacement lenses because the website listed every color as “sold out.” There is light spongy material under the eyes and across the brow, so this should let enough moisture out to prevent fogging.View: Wildhorn boasts these goggles provide 185 degree field of view. I would say it accurate as I can see my hands at the angle. I think without the goggles I can see about 240 degrees for comparison.Magnetic system: when I want to switch the lenses, it’s really easy to pry them off, so much more convenient than the latch or socket systems I’ve used in the past. 5-10 seconds and it’s not complicated. When I’m riding, the 6 rare-earth magnets seem to be powerful enough to keep them on during a crash.Durability: I see everything I’d expect from goggles in this price range: stretchy nylon straps with gel rubber grip on the inside, comfy spongy outline built for comfort and wicking moisture away, and plyable yet durable frame for the goggles themselves.

Using these as safety goggles for doing some construction projects. They work great - anti-fog, not easily scratched, great shade from the sun. My only little niggle is that they protrude kind of far from my face, farther than expected. This doesn't really matter much, just means they need to go on above my respirator mask - I don't have the flexibility to keep them on and take my mask on and off without also having to take off the goggles. But other than that, these are great.