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This is a shilled product that pops up every winter on slickdeals. Fake reviews and awful build quality with underpaid overseas labor. I bought these for my partner new to skiing, used them once, and regretted it. End of ski season means big discounts on legit goggles (I've seen Smith Squad's go for $30). According to old posts, the Pro version of these goggles aren't bad but I can't speak to them specifically.
The kids versions are WAY better than anything expensive or anything name brand at this price. I have both these and Smith and Bolle kids versions.
For Adults, def get Pro version (magnetic lenses) -- I have 5 pairs of them.
MANY people (like myself) who ski a lot and have used expensive goggles get these and know they are a great price for a 'good' goggle (no not high-end Smith quality, etc). If they get scratched or lost you just get another.
OutdoorMaster ARE legit goggles... 80% as good for 20% the price (on sale)
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This is a shilled product that pops up every winter on slickdeals. Fake reviews and awful build quality with underpaid overseas labor. I bought these for my partner new to skiing, used them once, and regretted it. End of ski season means big discounts on legit goggles (I've seen Smith Squad's go for $30). According to old posts, the Pro version of these goggles aren't bad but I can't speak to them specifically.
Last edited by Rockchalks February 22, 2022 at 11:54 AM.
This is a shilled product that pops up every winter on slickdeals. Fake reviews and awful build quality with underpaid overseas labor. I bought these for my partner new to skiing, used them once, and regretted it. End of ski season means big discounts on legit goggles (I've seen Smith Squad's go for $30). According to old posts, the Pro version of these goggles aren't bad but I can't speak to them specifically.
The kids versions are WAY better than anything expensive or anything name brand at this price. I have both these and Smith and Bolle kids versions.
For Adults, def get Pro version (magnetic lenses) -- I have 5 pairs of them.
MANY people (like myself) who ski a lot and have used expensive goggles get these and know they are a great price for a 'good' goggle (no not high-end Smith quality, etc). If they get scratched or lost you just get another.
OutdoorMaster ARE legit goggles... 80% as good for 20% the price (on sale)
This is a shilled product that pops up every winter on slickdeals. Fake reviews and awful build quality with underpaid overseas labor. I bought these for my partner new to skiing, used them once, and regretted it. End of ski season means big discounts on legit goggles (I've seen Smith Squad's go for $30). According to old posts, the Pro version of these goggles aren't bad but I can't speak to them specifically.
This person is full of you-know-what and going on a fake crusade for some reason. Ethical concerns about the underpaid labor is probably well-founded. The rest is crap. These goggles hold up better (and look way better) than low-end Bolle's that sell for $50+.
I'm seeing Smith Squads for $66 right now on EVO, which is actually a decent deal. I've never seen them for $30 but, yeah, that would be a better deal than this if you can find that. Squads are definitely more stylish than the cheap Amazon goggles. The difference in build quality is not huge...
I've been a member here for 10 years and I spent 7 years living at a ski resort in Colorado. I have a good understanding of gear quality, and I've owned a few pairs of this cheap Amazon brand because the value-for-money is about as good as it gets, especially when they are on sale. Suffice to say I'm not a shill and I don't understand the hatred for these goggles. The only theory I have for it is that these people spent $200 on Oakley's that still fogged up anyway, because they are Jerry's who don't know better than to tuck their mask/gaiter straight into their goggs. Now they have buyer's remorse so they flock in to poop all over these deal threads to convince themselves that they didn't waste hundreds of dollars on crappy Luxotica products just to subsidize their massive marketing budgets.
This is a shilled product that pops up every winter on slickdeals. Fake reviews and awful build quality with underpaid overseas labor. I bought these for my partner new to skiing, used them once, and regretted it. End of ski season means big discounts on legit goggles (I've seen Smith Squad's go for $30). According to old posts, the Pro version of these goggles aren't bad but I can't speak to them specifically.
I agree fully. While the price on these goggles is good, the optics are terrible. Wait for summer and buy quality goggles if clear vision is important to you on the slopes.
I always have an issue with my glasses fogging up when I'm shoveling snow. I also want a bit more eye protection when I'm using the snow blower. Should I try these ski googles?
This person is full of you-know-what and going on a fake crusade for some reason. Ethical concerns about the underpaid labor is probably well-founded. The rest is crap. These goggles hold up better (and look way better) than low-end Bolle's that sell for $50+.
I'm seeing Smith Squads for $66 right now on EVO, which is actually a decent deal. I've never seen them for $30 but, yeah, that would be a better deal than this if you can find that. Squads are definitely more stylish than the cheap Amazon goggles. The difference in build quality is not huge...
I've been a member here for 10 years and I spent 7 years living at a ski resort in Colorado. I have a good understanding of gear quality, and I've owned a few pairs of this cheap Amazon brand because the value-for-money is about as good as it gets, especially when they are on sale. Suffice to say I'm not a shill and I don't understand the hatred for these goggles. The only theory I have for it is that these people spent $200 on Oakley's that still fogged up anyway, because they are Jerry's who don't know better than to tuck their mask/gaiter straight into their goggs. Now they have buyer's remorse so they flock in to poop all over these deal threads to convince themselves that they didn't waste hundreds of dollars on crappy Luxotica products just to subsidize their massive marketing budgets.
I agree with these statements. Also I find the optics of these goggles to be great. You forget you're wearing them after a while if you choose the correct % VLT for the sun conditions you plan on being in that day.
This is a shilled product that pops up every winter on slickdeals. Fake reviews and awful build quality with underpaid overseas labor. I bought these for my partner new to skiing, used them once, and regretted it. End of ski season means big discounts on legit goggles (I've seen Smith Squad's go for $30). According to old posts, the Pro version of these goggles aren't bad but I can't speak to them specifically.
This person is full of you-know-what and going on a fake crusade for some reason. Ethical concerns about the underpaid labor is probably well-founded. The rest is crap. These goggles hold up better (and look way better) than low-end Bolle's that sell for $50+.
I'm seeing Smith Squads for $66 right now on EVO, which is actually a decent deal. I've never seen them for $30 but, yeah, that would be a better deal than this if you can find that. Squads are definitely more stylish than the cheap Amazon goggles. The difference in build quality is not huge...
I've been a member here for 10 years and I spent 7 years living at a ski resort in Colorado. I have a good understanding of gear quality, and I've owned a few pairs of this cheap Amazon brand because the value-for-money is about as good as it gets, especially when they are on sale. Suffice to say I'm not a shill and I don't understand the hatred for these goggles. The only theory I have for it is that these people spent $200 on Oakley's that still fogged up anyway, because they are Jerry's who don't know better than to tuck their mask/gaiter straight into their goggs. Now they have buyer's remorse so they flock in to poop all over these deal threads to convince themselves that they didn't waste hundreds of dollars on crappy Luxotica products just to subsidize their massive marketing budgets.
Well this was quite the read. The Squad deal was admittedly pre-covid (summer 2019) on steepandcheap so not sure if such deals will be around again. But generally speaking, spring/summer clearance on sites like evo can offer excellent value. Also never a bad idea to check out smaller ski town shops (if you're in the area) in the spring for their yearly clearance. I snagged some Hestra's for half off a couple years back.
See sarcasmogratis' comment above for the research regarding shilling on SD. He has way more credibility than you or I on this site. I guess he too has joined the crusade against shilling.
Last edited by Rockchalks February 23, 2022 at 11:42 AM.
bought these for about $15 or $20 last year. terrible quality lens. Wouldn't recommend unless you prefer poor vision while skiing/snowboarding. Smith sells some much better quality ones for around $35 that would be much better.
bought these for about $15 or $20 last year. terrible quality lens. Wouldn't recommend unless you prefer poor vision while skiing/snowboarding. Smith sells some much better quality ones for around $35 that would be much better.
$35 Smith goggles? Where? When? The cheapest I've ever gotten Smiths was about $50 and it was for their entry level goggles, which are SLIGHTLY better lens quality but smaller frames, meaning smaller field of vision, and therefore inferior to these Amazon cheapo brands.
People keep talking about being able to get goggles from major brands for ~$30 without providing any links. I've literally never seen that once, and yes-- I buy all my gear in spring/summer to get the best possible deals.
In terms of outfitting yourself for skiing/snowboarding, goggles from major brands like Oakley and Smith stand out as the most unjustifiably overpriced thing you will wear. When it comes to gloves, jackets, pants, etc, you often get what you pay for in terms of waterproofing and longevity. Goggles are completely different-- "premium" Oakley goggles can go for nearly $300, even though they probably cost about $20 to produce. One of the biggest, most shameless scams in an industry with very little shame to speak of.
$35 Smith goggles? Where? When? The cheapest I've ever gotten Smiths was about $50 and it was for their entry level goggles, which are SLIGHTLY better lens quality but smaller frames, meaning smaller field of vision, and therefore inferior to these Amazon cheapo brands.
People keep talking about being able to get goggles from major brands for ~$30 without providing any links. I've literally never seen that once, and yes-- I buy all my gear in spring/summer to get the best possible deals.
In terms of outfitting yourself for skiing/snowboarding, goggles from major brands like Oakley and Smith stand out as the most unjustifiably overpriced thing you will wear. When it comes to gloves, jackets, pants, etc, you often get what you pay for in terms of waterproofing and longevity. Goggles are completely different-- "premium" Oakley goggles can go for nearly $300, even though they probably cost about $20 to produce. One of the biggest, most shameless scams in an industry with very little shame to speak of.
i picked up the pro frameless for 20 dollars. it's worth the extra five, imo.
i've done cheap goggles years ago, and these really aren't. they are not like my oakley's but they're not 200 dollars either. they are certainly worth 50-70 dollars let alone 20. they don't have the contrast in flat light like you'll get with a higher quality lens of a smith or oakley, but it's really not bad either. the most important part is the fogging. they don't fog up.
once again, they're not going to replace my good oakley's when going off piste or hitting double black diamonds, but they'll work great for your typical groomers at a really good price point. they are a little on the big size, but that's kinda the style now though.
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the last one is still prominently advertised on the FrontPage
https://slickdeals.net/share/android_app/fp/700780
Weirdly when the same kid goggles in this post are posted by non-staff it doesn't become popular:
4 days ago
https://slickdeals.net/share/android_app/t/15627433
...same thing happened with the Bluetooth headset. Staff posts for $35, very popular
Jan 10
https://slickdeals.net/share/android_app/fp/694624
non-staff posts for $23...crickets.
Feb 19
https://slickdeals.net/share/android_app/t/15630877
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seems like a lot of SDers have bought in the past. quite a mix of lovers and haters, so ymmv.
but take this post and "popularity" with grain of salt.
For Adults, def get Pro version (magnetic lenses) -- I have 5 pairs of them.
MANY people (like myself) who ski a lot and have used expensive goggles get these and know they are a great price for a 'good' goggle (no not high-end Smith quality, etc). If they get scratched or lost you just get another.
OutdoorMaster ARE legit goggles... 80% as good for 20% the price (on sale)
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For Adults, def get Pro version (magnetic lenses) -- I have 5 pairs of them.
MANY people (like myself) who ski a lot and have used expensive goggles get these and know they are a great price for a 'good' goggle (no not high-end Smith quality, etc). If they get scratched or lost you just get another.
OutdoorMaster ARE legit goggles... 80% as good for 20% the price (on sale)
I'm seeing Smith Squads for $66 right now on EVO, which is actually a decent deal. I've never seen them for $30 but, yeah, that would be a better deal than this if you can find that. Squads are definitely more stylish than the cheap Amazon goggles. The difference in build quality is not huge...
I've been a member here for 10 years and I spent 7 years living at a ski resort in Colorado. I have a good understanding of gear quality, and I've owned a few pairs of this cheap Amazon brand because the value-for-money is about as good as it gets, especially when they are on sale. Suffice to say I'm not a shill and I don't understand the hatred for these goggles. The only theory I have for it is that these people spent $200 on Oakley's that still fogged up anyway, because they are Jerry's who don't know better than to tuck their mask/gaiter straight into their goggs. Now they have buyer's remorse so they flock in to poop all over these deal threads to convince themselves that they didn't waste hundreds of dollars on crappy Luxotica products just to subsidize their massive marketing budgets.
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Paid SD Staff Influencers
the last one is still prominently advertised on the FrontPage
https://slickdeals.net/share/android_app/fp/700780
Weirdly when the same kid goggles in this post are posted by non-staff it doesn't become popular:
4 days ago
https://slickdeals.net/share/android_app/t/15627433
...same thing happened with the Bluetooth headset. Staff posts for $35, very popular
Jan 10
https://slickdeals.net/share/android_app/fp/694624
non-staff posts for $23...crickets.
Feb 19
https://slickdeals.net/share/android_app/t/15630877
🤔
seems like a lot of SDers have bought in the past. quite a mix of lovers and haters, so ymmv.
but take this post and "popularity" with grain of salt.
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I'm seeing Smith Squads for $66 right now on EVO, which is actually a decent deal. I've never seen them for $30 but, yeah, that would be a better deal than this if you can find that. Squads are definitely more stylish than the cheap Amazon goggles. The difference in build quality is not huge...
I've been a member here for 10 years and I spent 7 years living at a ski resort in Colorado. I have a good understanding of gear quality, and I've owned a few pairs of this cheap Amazon brand because the value-for-money is about as good as it gets, especially when they are on sale. Suffice to say I'm not a shill and I don't understand the hatred for these goggles. The only theory I have for it is that these people spent $200 on Oakley's that still fogged up anyway, because they are Jerry's who don't know better than to tuck their mask/gaiter straight into their goggs. Now they have buyer's remorse so they flock in to poop all over these deal threads to convince themselves that they didn't waste hundreds of dollars on crappy Luxotica products just to subsidize their massive marketing budgets.
I'm seeing Smith Squads for $66 right now on EVO, which is actually a decent deal. I've never seen them for $30 but, yeah, that would be a better deal than this if you can find that. Squads are definitely more stylish than the cheap Amazon goggles. The difference in build quality is not huge...
I've been a member here for 10 years and I spent 7 years living at a ski resort in Colorado. I have a good understanding of gear quality, and I've owned a few pairs of this cheap Amazon brand because the value-for-money is about as good as it gets, especially when they are on sale. Suffice to say I'm not a shill and I don't understand the hatred for these goggles. The only theory I have for it is that these people spent $200 on Oakley's that still fogged up anyway, because they are Jerry's who don't know better than to tuck their mask/gaiter straight into their goggs. Now they have buyer's remorse so they flock in to poop all over these deal threads to convince themselves that they didn't waste hundreds of dollars on crappy Luxotica products just to subsidize their massive marketing budgets.
See sarcasmogratis' comment above for the research regarding shilling on SD. He has way more credibility than you or I on this site. I guess he too has joined the crusade against shilling.
People keep talking about being able to get goggles from major brands for ~$30 without providing any links. I've literally never seen that once, and yes-- I buy all my gear in spring/summer to get the best possible deals.
In terms of outfitting yourself for skiing/snowboarding, goggles from major brands like Oakley and Smith stand out as the most unjustifiably overpriced thing you will wear. When it comes to gloves, jackets, pants, etc, you often get what you pay for in terms of waterproofing and longevity. Goggles are completely different-- "premium" Oakley goggles can go for nearly $300, even though they probably cost about $20 to produce. One of the biggest, most shameless scams in an industry with very little shame to speak of.
People keep talking about being able to get goggles from major brands for ~$30 without providing any links. I've literally never seen that once, and yes-- I buy all my gear in spring/summer to get the best possible deals.
In terms of outfitting yourself for skiing/snowboarding, goggles from major brands like Oakley and Smith stand out as the most unjustifiably overpriced thing you will wear. When it comes to gloves, jackets, pants, etc, you often get what you pay for in terms of waterproofing and longevity. Goggles are completely different-- "premium" Oakley goggles can go for nearly $300, even though they probably cost about $20 to produce. One of the biggest, most shameless scams in an industry with very little shame to speak of.
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i've done cheap goggles years ago, and these really aren't. they are not like my oakley's but they're not 200 dollars either. they are certainly worth 50-70 dollars let alone 20. they don't have the contrast in flat light like you'll get with a higher quality lens of a smith or oakley, but it's really not bad either. the most important part is the fogging. they don't fog up.
once again, they're not going to replace my good oakley's when going off piste or hitting double black diamonds, but they'll work great for your typical groomers at a really good price point. they are a little on the big size, but that's kinda the style now though.
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