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OutdoorMaster Ski Goggles: Magnetic Lens Expired
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Outdoor Master via Amazon has OutdoorMaster Ski Goggles on sale from $18 when you apply the corresponding promotion code as listed below. Shipping is free.
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- Magnetic Lens from $18 with promotion code GDPVSO46
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- The Outdoor Master Ski Goggles w/ Horizon Wide View are $19 lower (50% savings) than the $38 list price.
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- Horizon Wide View from $19 with promotion code 2SANUEIV
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OutdoorMaster Ski Goggles:
note, select sku's have extra 5% off on them, those are YMMV, and I didn't include them in price breakdowns
- Horizon Wide View [amazon.com] from $19 to $22.50 w/ code 2SANUEIV - expired
- w/ Magnetic Lens [amazon.com] from $18 to $22 w/ code GDPVSO46
note, select sku's have extra 5% off on them, those are YMMV, and I didn't include them in price breakdowns
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These is a no-name product from who knows where. If you search amazon there are hundreds of similar ones selling for $15-$20 so this is no deal at all.
Also, saving a few bucks on eye protection can lead to a life of regret. Just buy from one of the legit brands during their sales event.
I've used OM pro goggles for the last 5+.
Work perfectly fine for an expert skier, for well more than 1M feet of vert last year.
If you like, you're welcome to imagine that "insert-whatever-steezy-brand-you-like" is far better - be my guest.
But IMO, no goggle lens is going to make vis markedly better than a similar VLT from OM.
Might it be slightly better? *Perhaps.*
But again, these work just fine.
Flat light is just flat light - get used to it, and ski by braille.
Take some Dramamine.
Every polycarbonate lens gives complete UV protection, so that's not an excuse either.
Spend more, if you like.
But unless you're really focused on wearing a specific logo on your head, or believe incredibly minor differences are worth an order of magnitude more $$$, then get these.
I own multiple pairs of ski goggles, from $300 name brands to mid-grades to $25 cheapies, and each pair has its purpose. I see no reason to spend $100+ for amber lenses for my I/O Mags when I can get a polarized amber lens on these cheapies for $15. Particularly since I'll only be using the ambers on a handful of foggy mornings and a maybe for a few hours of night skiing. And if these suck, I'll just return them.
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also, do you guys know if these play well with a helmet?
also, do you guys know if these play well with a helmet?
For the helmet, it depends on the helmet you're using, some actually have a slight higher/bigger cutout to allow bigger goggles. In general I've never had an issue w/ these and helmets for both me and my wife.
also, do you guys know if these play well with a helmet?
They fit fine with my helmet, with the strap fitting around the back of the helmet itself.
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also, do you guys know if these play well with a helmet?
FWIW, I have no experience with this particular brand of goggles, but I typically ski 12% VLT on very sunny days, 25% VLT for overcast/partial sun (basically an all-purpose lens), and 65% VLT yellow/amber for poor visibility (snow/fog/night, etc.). YMMV, though. I picked up a couple pairs of these 65-75% VLT goggles for the kids to use for night skiing, when their primary goggles are too dark.
For the helmet, it depends on the helmet you're using, some actually have a slight higher/bigger cutout to allow bigger goggles. In general I've never had an issue w/ these and helmets for both me and my wife.
FWIW, I have no experience with this particular brand of goggles, but I typically ski 12% VLT on very sunny days, 25% VLT for overcast/partial sun (basically an all-purpose lens), and 65% VLT yellow/amber for poor visibility (snow/fog/night, etc.). YMMV, though. I picked up a couple pairs of these 65-75% VLT goggles for the kids to use for night skiing, when their primary goggles are too dark.