Wildhorn Roca Ski Goggles Men Women Anti-Fog/Scratch 100% UV-Magnetic Lens-Snowboard Snow Goggles Men Women

I am a snowboarder out west with 25 years of riding time under my belt. I own multiple types of goggles ranging upward of 400 dollars a pair. I wear eye glasses and this has always been an issue. Currently, my go to goggles are the Smith MAG I/O XL, and these are great but carry a hefty price tag, but the magnetic lens option is way convenient when conditions can be brutally sunny or dense cloud cover in the same day. I purchased these Roca goggles on a whim since they were like 44 bucks, i figured at this price if they suck ill just trash them. Boy was I surprised! The field of view is great, the lenses appear to be fairly thick and robust, overall construction of the goggle see quite rugged. They fit GREAT over my glasses, like much, much better than my Smith goggles and they are considerably more comfortable. I just purchased a 2nd pair. I would choose these over my Smiths any day. For the price of these...They are LEGIT!!!!

I've been a fan of Smith goggles for some years, and wanted interchangeable lenses, but gave up on waiting or a deal on Smith IOs. These Wildhorn goggles caught my eye when I saw them on an internet deals site. I was skeptical and had them in my save for later list. A few days later I was notified they were in a Gold Box deal and I bought them for $30 (along with a youth pair for my 6 y/o son). I have 2 days out with the goggles so far, and have found them to be worth every penny of the $30 and I'd recommend them to someone in need of new goggles at $60. I purchased these with the silver lens and bought the low light yellow mirror lens when I was able to find them in stock (it took 2 weeks of checking every few days). The sunny day with the silver lens was great and the snowy day with the low light lens was great, I had a better visibility experience in both cases over my Smith Phenoms that did ok in sun and ok in clouds. The attached photo is with the low light mirror. Pros: - These goggles fit my Smith Holt helmet quite well, I don't have a freeze gap between the helmet and goggles. - Cheap lenses, get one for every condition. - Easy lens swap - Good ventilation, haven't fogged up on my yet Cons - My son scratched his lens already, he's 6 and not careful, lol. I don't think these lenses hold up like more expensive ones. I'm ok with that since they're about $24 and I'll happily replace them after a year or two, or three. - Ventilation can be a bit much at high speeds, lots of eye watering on a groomer ripping day! Also/fyi, I was on the hill with my brother-in-law recently and he had recently purchased some Gonex magnetic interchangeable lens goggles. He was excited to show me the lens swap, not knowing I had new goggles too. The lenses were interchangeable with mine, we swapped without issue. His are cheaper, but I think the Wildhorn straps and lenses look better. But, if you're shopping for a deal or just another set of lenses, look at these too: https://www.amazon.com/Gonex-Frameless-Snowboard-Interchangeable-Protection/dp/B07G8WRKMV

I'm going to try to be as objective as possible, but after spending two days out in the best conditions we've had all year, it's hard to separate the overall experience from the goggles themselves. They are related, since I'm still smiling about the great long ski days I had with them. First off, this product is one I wanted to like. -It's a US company, -they donate some of their profits to environmental preservation, -the product has interchangeable lenses with side clasps to ensure they don't pop out accidentally, -they even have a plastic mesh over the top vents to protect the foam barrier from wear and tear. -they're not $150-$200 like the big name brands I bought Blaze Blue roca goggles and wanted a low light alternative to go with them. I grabbed the amber, and just recently also ordered the clear ones as well. Changing out the lenses is pretty easy, but I did it before I got on my skis. I didn't try to do it on a ski lift as some have mentioned. I don't mess with my gear on chairs though as a general rule. My fist time out with these goggles was a very cold, snowy, dark day. It wasn't big fluffy flakes, not at first, but cold, wet sleet that hit like needles and was relentless. I was out for about 7 hours totally with a few breaks, but the goggles never fogged and the exterior stayed clear, even as wet snow-ice mix accumulated on the top of the plastic mesh vent. I could see very clearly using the amber lenses, and as day turned to night, they highlighted the ground well under the lights. I don't think that lens was the best for such dark conditions, but it still served its purpose well. I never struggled to see, and things were highlighted well. One thing about the amber lens is that it is mirrored as others have noted. It's not like flat low light lenses where your eyes can be seen through it. This does make it feel a little lower in VLT than the 55% listed here on amazon would imply. The low light yellow by comparison does not seem mirrored and is listed as 54%, so it should be dimmer than the amber, but I've seen Wildhorn recommend the yellow for low light/night skiing as the best option. I don't like seeing things in yellow though :) I personally prefer that if I have to have a tint, it be a sharp blue one. Failing that option, I ordered clear ones as well, but they arrived after my weekend was over. The next day was bitter cold, low teens, but clear and sunny. I put in the blue blaze lens. When you look through this lens indoors, it looks very dim and VERY copper/amber, which is not what the images imply above (the amazon image from the inside shows a blueish tint). I didn't like this at first, but out in the bright sunlight it's much less of an issue. What little tint remained wasn't annoying. It just gave the scene a faintly sepia tone, while still keeping things crystal clear and sharp. It won me over by the end of the day, because it didn't detract one bit from the beauty of the day or my skiing experience. Throughout both days, air flow was fantastic, keeping my eyes clear and well ventilated, but also protected from the worst of the cold. They fit comfortably. Not too snug, and the material that presses against your face is soft and comfortable, without any of that irritating sensation you sometimes get where you feel the need to adjust repeatedly. I did have some issues at first with how narrow the nose groove is. I have a deviated septum and at first I had to wear the goggles high to keep them from pinching my sinuses. However after a few hours they broke in and I could wear them comfortably without any discomfort or trouble breathing. Last thing to mention is customer service. Wildhorn is very responsive. The pair I ordered here on Amazon was shipped to me in a cardboard box too small for them. Someone in shipping crammed them in anyway and tried to tape it sealed. the result was that the goggles arrived with crushed padding along the outer edges. I wasn't sure if this was by design, but a quick chat with Wildhorn customer support and they sent me a replacement pair directly with their apologies. Great customer service! But in the future, Wildhorn may want to consider their own hard packaging, rather than just the plastic and cloth soft bags they currently come in.

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.

Absolutely gorgeous. Good protection, lightweight and soft band, did not fog and has a good size. Lenses are super easy to change and detach, bought more lenses for these and it makes life easy when weather changes. 10/10

I love these goggles. They fit great, don't make me feel like I'm snorkeling by blocking my nose, and look fantastic. I've been beating them up for a couple months- taking a number of tree branches to the face, plenty of falls, and other general abuse- and they barely show it. Any apparent "scratches" have been buffed out with a microfiber cloth. You can see along the top where some wear is starting to show from when I duck my head to block an oncoming branch. Once this lens is torn up, I'll just swap it out for a new one and start all over. Note that if you're spending less time in the trees than I am, they'll likely last you even longer before showing any wear. The only time I've had them fog on me is when I have my neck gaiter tucked under the goggle frame (so my breath is going directly into them, of course). Generally I'm still riding while my friends with their $200+ Smith goggles are waiting for theirs to un-fog (with their scratched lenses). These are unbeatable for the price!

Had an older version (7 years old) that lost one of the side clips. I am glad I can reuse all the lenses while updating to a new color. It is so easy to swap out the lenses, even while traveling from the chairlift to the edge of the hill. They work well in bright sun (darkest lens), sun/dark (yellow reflective lens), and at night or in fog (clear lens). They work with my POC and Smith helmets.

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 mountain Cons: 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

Just perfect!

I bought the Wildhorn Outfitters ski goggles and find them very good in all advertised aspects. Very good value for the buck. I also ordered the yellow (fog) lens extra for less sunny days. The only thing I notice is that after a long day under sunny skies or multiple days I get some minor eye strain in the evening that I didn't get with an expensive goggle I once owned. Maybe the protective coating (UV400 and so on) quality is not as high as with more expensive brands. But in summary, a good buy that meets expectations.

The Good: build quality overall is good, the viewing angle is decent, and at this pricepoint interchangeable lenses are great! the flaws: the lens covers the whole front of the goggles (gives it a high end look) but the frame of the goggles is on the inside, so your true viewing angle is less than what the picture might suggest. the frame is about 1.5cm wide all around the lens. lenses kinda scratch easily if wiped with gloves, and the changing lens scares me every time cause the magnets are strong af.

The vision was very clear /very sunny weather), the lent was clean at all times despite of touching it with the gloves and despite of falling to the snow. Very very comfortable. Will strongly recommend it.

A good quality and comfortable pair of goggles, easy change of lenses if required, well padded around the face and an adjustable wide band to ensure a good fit. Comes with a soft cloth bag for storage. And delivered in recyclable packaging.