Bolle Mojo Snow Goggles

love it already. going on a snowboarding trip with some friends soon and cant wait to wear these on the mountains. fit comfortable doesnt bother me whats so ever.

I bought these for airsoft. I am a pro player and wanted to give these a shot more curious if they could withstand an operation. They are good for a sniper but for someone like myself who moves alot under fire they are youre worst nightmare. FOGGY! If you are in a milsim expect the foggy stuff to appear about 30 minutes into your operation.

Snow Boarder.Good goggles for the price, I haven't had any issues with fogging up, I'm an adult male in my 30s and they fitThe foam around the goggles could be a little softer, but it's no problem.

I used these on my bike, they fit well with my bike helmet, don't fog, and the clear lenses are nice at night.

I have these on for hours, they are comfortable and vision is great. I can't understand why people would spend hundreds for goggles... These do the job, look OK (though some expensive ones DO look better I have to admit) and more important, they are dirt cheap.The "citrus" lens is good for sunny days and is actually ok for overcast days as well. I really did not see any need for a brighter lens in any kind of daylight. If you ski at night in these sites that have lights, the goggles would be too dark and in this case i would recommend a clear lens just to protect your eyes.I did not experience any fogging and, as i mentioned, vision is good. The Bolle lens is of course 'anti-UV' which is a must.

Thick and wide elastic band, anticipate it lasting for a long time. Easy to fasten as well with no slippage issues on the lockup.Solid construction with no fogging issues. Thick layer of padding as well and highly comfortable to wear.Strongly recommend combining it with this facemask:B00G464ZFKThey fit perfectly together and the draw strings on the mask can pull it right up so it covers your nose without pushing the goggles out of place. (My one complaint about the mask is that it doesn't go into the coat and wind can get under it on your neck).However if you also are wearing a jacket with a hood which I expect you would be if it is cold enough to wear goggles and a facemask then you will have a super warm waterproof, windproof setup.The key to winter activity is layering.