I have a pair of Dragon goggles that I got last season. They've done really well. 2 tips: Get vented goggles to keep them from fogging up and be sure to keep them on your face. When you stop and put the goggles on your head, heat from your hair will cause the goggles to fog up. You're best off to actually wear the goggles in the store too if you can to see what feels good one your face. Most of these all use foam so they'll get a good seal and be pretty comfy. I usually try to stick with amber tinted lenses to cut more glare.
		
		
	 
thanks. so basically it is a bad idea to buy a pair over the internet unless you know the fit.  (especially with a narrowish face)
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Originally posted by: Joel Kleppinger
Curiously, how many people wear these goggles with glasses on? I've found quite a few goggles that don't fit well over my glasses, and I don't want to drop $50 on these Blizzards if they don't fit.
I need to replace my current goggles because they were fogging up last season.
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get contacts. I bet you look dumb in glasses anyway.
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How helpful. Thank you so much.  
	
	
		
		
			I thought it was a rather amusing comment... but i also wondered if it is bad to ski/snowboard in contacts? If i am going to take a friend who has never been who wears contacts, should i tell her she needs glasses?