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

I've always owned Smith goggles and decided to give these a go. They look great and the price point was right. Out of the box they are packaged well. I think it would be better if they came in a box as opposed to a bag, but that isn't a huge deal as they were not damaged in shipping. The strap is really nice (would like to see a version where you can swap out the strap with a different color if you wanted, my Smiths do this and it is a nice touch). The aspect that really shines on these is the ability to quickly switch out the lenses depending on the light conditions you are riding in. I had a pair of sunglasses that had the same concept and I used it all the time and I would frankly rather have this that the ability to change the strap. They are easy to swap and you can tell they will stay in place even after rolling down the mountain, I will surly spend some time rolling down the mountain later this season I'm sure...They are comfortable and fit my fat head well. The strap is easy to adjust and the full face lens looks awesome. The overall build quality is as good as my Smiths. I usually ride with Polarized Lenses, but I think these will do well on bright riding days. I haven't checked Wildhorn's website to see if they have a polarized option, but I'm hoping they add it eventually. Nicely made product!

I have been skiing Eagle Point, Beaver, Utah, without a helmet, but my speed has increased to the point I was growing worried about hitting my head. I bought a Wildhorn Outfitters Drift helmet and Roca goggles. Awesome products! That's the only way to describe them. The helmet is stunningly light, sits tight in place, is really comfortable and has a simple vent/stay-warm slide lever. The backstrap holds those awesome Roca goggles in perfect position. The goggles have a large field of view and changing lenses takes seconds. I have ice blue lenses for sunny days and low light yellow lenses for cloudy/snowy days, and I change the lenses sitting in my car at the lodge with the goggles attached to the helmet. When I'm done for the day, I slide the goggles down into operating position to relieve the strap tension, slide the helmet with goggles into the Drift helmet storage bag, and drop it into my ski gear bag with gloves and neck warmer for safe storage for my next day of skiing. Oh and did I mention that the Drift helmet and Roca goggles are very affordable to boot, and they are very high quality. I expect to get years of service. AWESOME Wildhorn Outfitters ski gear.

Product: Wildhorn Roca with additional lens (purchased separately)Pros:These ski goggles have been phenomenal for skiing Western US conditions. From bright bluebird days to overcast and powder days these goggles have excelled. As somebody who sweats a lot there has been remarkably little fog buildup compared to other goggles I've used in the past.After purchasing the second lens I have noticed how quickly I've been able to get to the top of a lift and swap lenses once the conditions change. Having the magnets grip the new lens AND a snap in on the lens edges allows for convenience and durability. After having used other lenses that solely rely on magnets to hold in lenses and having the lens pop out during a hard fall I can attest that these lenses have never popped out amisdt a fair amount of tumbling down the mountainCons:The lens that comes with the base pair was fairly dark compared to other goggles. They work wonders for bright days and keeping everything in focus but after 4:00 or on heavy overcast days they were too dark for me which is why I purchased the additional lens. If you aren't planning on buying additional lenses plan to use these for brighter days.Case:The goggles come with a nice cloth covering that helps to clean off the lenses during some good mountain runs. As a mountain klutz I purchased a Prohapi snow goggles case and it does fit these goggles as well as an additional lens with ease

So these things are excellent in a lot of categories but only ok in some. Excellent clarity, color perception, glare reduction, lense change system, and comfort. The field of view, fog protection, and fit are just ok.I wear a helmet with hard ears, so that may explain why the fitment is slightly off (holding the gogles slightly off my face at both ends), but regardless it fits ok in my helmet and I forget about that after my first run. Plus while not wearing a helmet the comfort and fit is exactly how it should be.My recommendation is to get the silver lense, I've had 4 different colors and silver will work in basically any condition including night skiing.In conclusion the Rocca Goggles are an excellent value punching above it's price category with many excellent elements.

These goggles are fantastic, especially given their price point! The strong magnets provide a secure fit, so you won’t have to worry about losing the lenses accidentally. I also appreciate the range of lens options available for various lighting conditions, which is perfect for my night boarding sessions. My only minor gripe is that they sit a bit high on my face and sometimes bump into my helmet, but this might just be due to the shape of my head and the type of helmet I use. Overall, a great buy!