Best Snow Goggles of 2015
To conduct our 2015 snow goggle test, test director Dave Ratner used these goggles while resort skiing, in various weather conditions, in Colorado. Ratner compared them side by side rating them on our six main criteria—field of view, fit, anti-fog performance, lense quality, frame, and value. The Gear Institute Rating is the combined score across all categories, representing the highest overall level of performance.
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Oakley Flight Deck with Prizm Lens
The Oakley Flight Deck is Oakley’s oversize, rimless, single-lens offering with optional game-changing Prizm lens.
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The Electric EG3 is an oversized goggle with lenses that exchange without any knobs, switches, or clips.
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The I/O 7 is Smith’s top-of-the-line goggle updated for the seventh anniversary of the original I/O.
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The Marker 3D+ OTIS is an interchangeable lens goggle with impact-protection foam and “3rd eyelid” coating.
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Zeal Forecast with Automatic Lens
The Zeal Forecast is a low-profile, single-lens goggle fitted with an “Automatic lens” that adjusts to light conditions.
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The Oakley Canopy is a large-frame goggle that comes with one lens but has many customizable options.
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The second edition of Bolle’s popular Nova frame, the Nova II has a large frame, one lens, Flow-Tech venting, plus anti-fog and anti-scratch treatment.
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