ZIONOR X4 Ski Goggles Magnetic Lens - Snowboard Goggles for Men Women Adult - Snow Goggles Anti-fog UV Protection

I bought these X4 goggles to replace a pair of Habervision Riva goggles that are about 5-6 years old. Those have a single lens which is a brown tint with a blue flash and they are polarized. I love that lens for enhancing contrast and reducing glare but.....they are really only suitable for bright light with about an 18% VLT. In overcast, when it's snowing, or flat light at the end of the day, vision degrades noticeably. They are usable but not great. Habervision sells replacement lenses but getting the lens out and another one installed correctly and cleaned afterward is a 30 minute ordeal. So basically no one would ever do it.What I've found over the past several years here in New England on the mountains I typically ski is that I rarely find myself in those bluebird bright, clear, sunny days. I'd say 80% of my skiing is overcast, in snowstorms, or in flat light beginning about 2 PM until 4:30 PM when the lifts close. One mountain in particular has almost all the trails facing north so that flat light is guaranteed in the afternoon.So, I started looking around for a goggle with a quick change lens solution that would allow me to make the optimum choice for weather conditions or adapt quickly to changing conditions throughout the day. I found these Zionor X4 goggles here on Amazon and liked the idea of the magnetic lens retention system. Also, Zionor offers a really wide range of replacement lenses. Lastly, these are a spherical lens which offers the best peripheral vision with low distortion and looks cool.The goggle frame seems really well designed and manufactured. It's as nice as my former goggles and as nice as brands cost 4 times as much. These have all the features ski goggles need.....FRAME1.) Flexible, well shaped frame.2.) Ability to integrate with helmets. I tried it with all 3 of my helmets and had no problems.3.) Good foam fitting up against your face for a tight seal and comfort.4.) The strap has a squiggly line of silicone all the way around so, it should cling to a helmet really well.FOGGING5.) Top and bottom ventilation holes for prevention of fogging with airflow.6.) A 2 piece lens system separated by a silicone gasket to help prevent fogging in cold air.7.) An anti-fog coating on the inside of the lens to further fight fogging.THE LENSES8.) Large, wide and tall spherical lens that provides plenty of peripheral vision9.) A wide selection of VLT, colors, and REVO flash coatings that cover almost any condition you're likely to encounter.THE GAME CHANGER10.) Magnetic lens retention for fast (like 5 seconds) lens changes means it's no longer an ordeal to change your lens out when the clouds blow in or out and the inevitable flat light arrives in the afternoon. And you don't need to spend money to buy a second and third set of goggles.BONUS11.) Zionor sells a hard case for these goggles and I bought one. My Habers came with a microfiber cloth bag and they still got scratched even though I was really careful with them. I'm hoping the hard case gives these X4's a little better chance of survival in my ski bag.Here's what I bought for lenses given my previously stated realization that here in New England I end up skiing in bad light 80% of the time.....SUNNY CONDITIONS- The grey tint lens with the Revo Red flash and 16.87% VLT. I like the brown tint of my Habers and their polarized lens better but this is a good trade off since I seldom encounter a need for polarized glare reduction. This grey tint doesn't distort colors like the brown tint and the red flash helps cut glare enough to make a difference. This looks like the typical sunglass lens. It just darkens everything while keeping colors natural looking. The red flash looks cool from the outside of the lens too.CLOUDY / MID BRIGHT / OR CHANGING CONDITIONS - The purple or fuchsia tint lens with no flash and 49.02% VLT. This is likely the lens I'll end up using the most. LOL, I don't like the purple look and it does alter colors with a purple tint to everything. But it does pop the contrast in lousy light and allow me to see the terrain. Seeing where I'm going is high on my list of priorities at 60 mph on skis so, I'm willing to live with the purple look and a little color distortion in exchange for my safety. I'm not concerned at all that these aren't polarized as glare becomes a non-issue in low light conditions.LOW LIGHT / SNOWING / FOG - The light yellow / green lens with 70.48% VLT. Amazing! This lens is the one that gave me an Oh My God moment when compared to what I was using before. Yes, they put a yellow tint on everything and distort colors. But, the pop in contrast and general brightness gives the illusion they are amplifying the existing light. They aren't of course but, your brain perceives a huge increase in visible light and contrast. These will likely be my "go to" lens when it's snowing or every afternoon when the flat light kicks in or in really overcast conditions. Once again, I'm not concerned at all that these aren't polarized as glare becomes a non-issue in low light conditions or a snow storm.That's my 3 lens solution. Obviously, everyone's choices will vary with their needs and preferences. But the good news is that you have a lot of choices. I do wish they had a brown tint lens available as that's my favorite for eye comfort but the grey is a good enough substitute for my purposes. All my lenses arrived in perfect condition but.....the spare lenses arrive with no protection whatsoever outside of the packaging for shipping. I would highly recommend picking up a microfiber bag for each spare lens to protect it even if you buy the hard case. The goggles themselves do come with a microfiber bag that will protect the goggles and one installed lens. I did buy the hard case and it will hold the goggles and two replacement lenses.Hint: Another reason you want a microfiber bag for each lens. When swapping a lens and popping it off the frame, turn the microfiber bag inside out then stick your hand in it like a sock puppet. Use your protected hand to pop the lens off. This way you won't get fingerprints on the outside or especially the inside of the lens where the anti-fog coating resides. Once the lens pops off, just pull the bag up over the lens to turn it right side out and you're done without ever touching the lens with your hand. When you go to put the new lens on just reverse the procedure and hold the lens at the bottom of the bag and pull the bag down until the lens is exposed. Using your bag/glove go ahead and pop the lens on then put the microfiber bag away.As for the magnetic lens changing system, I've popped all three lenses on and off multiple times. They are attached strongly with no air leaks but they pop off easily when using your hand and the lenses are easy to grip. Popping them back on, the lens basically jumps out of your hand when it gets close to the frame and seems to center itself perfectly. At least that's what it's done for me every time. I was expecting to need to be really careful lining it up but the magnets seem to be foolproof as long as you have the lens lined up reasonably well. This is what I bought these goggles for and I Love It!!!!!Highly recomended!!!PS - I think these are a Chinese product and I know that a lot of these Chinese startups and brands have handed out free samples in exchange for reviews. I'm not sure if this company does this or not. I didn't receive any discount or other promotional offer. I found these through my own poking around on Amazon and research. I paid for them out of my own pocket. My review is biased only by my own opinions and experience.

Just returned from a ski trip in Vermont. It was a very nasty week of wind, extreme cold etc. My goggles hit the sweet spot - quality, comfort, visibility, no fogging issues etc. Very happy with this purchase.

First time skiing in YEARS. Back in the day it was just ski sun glasses. World evolved to lens and goggle. So many styles and some are VERY expensive. I might crash, I dont want to drop top coin on something that could scratch on a simple spill. These are great. For me, i've not gotten any scratches.Pros:- great price- super easy to swap different lenses- a dizzying array of different shades of lenses- soft pouch/bag to store goggles and lens- spare lens can fit into most ski jacket breast pockets- so far --- scratch freeCons:- lack of clarity for which lenses would be suited for an average skier- some type of rigid case to store lenses would be niceWould I buy then again: YesWould I recommend them to others: Yes

I recently purchased the ZIONOR X4 Ski Goggles Magnetic Lens, and they have been a reliable companion during my snowboarding adventures. These goggles offer a combination of functionality and convenience that meets my needs on the slopes.The magnetic lens system is a standout feature of these goggles. It allows for quick and hassle-free lens changes, adapting to various light conditions on the mountain. The lenses provided good visibility and effectively reduced glare, enhancing my overall experience on bright and sunny days.The goggles fit comfortably on my face, thanks to the adjustable strap and flexible frame. The foam padding around the eyes provided a snug fit and prevented any discomfort or fogging during intense activities. The overall build quality feels sturdy and durable, reassuring me that these goggles can withstand rough conditions.I appreciated the anti-fog coating on the lenses, which worked well most of the time. However, during intense physical exertion or on particularly humid days, some slight fogging did occur, requiring occasional adjustments.The wide field of view offered by these goggles is impressive. It allowed me to have a clear and unobstructed view of my surroundings, ensuring safety on the slopes. The goggles also provided adequate peripheral vision, allowing me to spot obstacles and other riders easily.While the goggles performed well in most conditions, they struggled slightly in low-light situations. The lenses did not provide the same level of clarity and definition as I would have liked, making it a bit challenging to navigate in dimly lit areas.Overall, the ZIONOR X4 Ski Goggles Magnetic Lens are reliable and versatile goggles for snowboarding. They excel in providing ease of use, a comfortable fit, and excellent lens interchangeability. While they may have some limitations in low-light conditions and occasional fogging, these goggles offer great value for the price.I would recommend the ZIONOR X4 Ski Goggles Magnetic Lens to anyone in need of dependable and functional goggles for their snowboarding adventures.

Worked great. My 14 yr old son loved them this season on the slopes.

First time buying goggles for skiing and they did not disappoint, fog up or even scratch.Very clear and comfortable to wear all day

Best goggles I ever owned! Not fogging at all!!! Got the fog weather lens as well. Comfy and fit my helmet no problem

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Being only an occasional mountain goer and needing new goggles (my old one always fogged up and just didn't have the look of something modern), I didn't want to spend a whole lot. It either seemed like I had to get something very pricey or the entry level stuff didn't look like it could offer any performance features. This for me gets that sweet spot of both, affordable with a good amount of features.It's large enough with good overall coverage to protect from the elements such as wind and even does a good job with warmth. The lens are actually interchangeable and the magnet design it uses works well, allowing for quick change ups depending on that day's daylight conditions. Most importantly, for me, it didn't fog up which is often difficult to find. It's also worth noting the foam is quite thick and subsequently comfortable on the face. So far after more uses than I thought I'd be going it's performed well, and the strap is thick and tensile enough to fit over my helmet with no issues.

Great view from the gogglesUsed for skiing

Dopo averla provata posso garantire la qualità della maschera, inoltre si adatta perfettamente al casco e non si appanna, prodotto eccellente!!!