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Can anyone recommend something like this? My skiing goggles are sometimes too dark for ice climbing, I'd like a quality product to protect my eyes from shattered ice. Something like this http://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/product/7557954/?grossPrice=Y&cm_mmc=UK%7... but I'd like opinions from actual users... thanks

In reply to alps_p:

I use Motocross goggles just like Ski goggles but with clear lenses.

In reply to alps_p:

I've used biking glasses in the past with good success. Tried some ppe glasses aswell but they weren't as comfortable and disorted my vision. Used a product called Fogtech to stop them fogging up. The coating lasted two or three days

In reply to alps_p:

I actually wear these types of safety glasses at work and they are not the most comfortable ! You could just get a pair of cycling glasses with clear lenses.

Or these

http://www.dickiesstore.co.uk/dickies-workwear/accessories-and-safety/eye-p...

In reply to alps_p:

http://www.needlesports.com/Catalogue/Accessories/Sunglasses-Goggles/Goggle...

In reply to alps_p:

The advantage of ski goggles is the 'double glazing' stops fogging. Slightly cheaper than the Julbo ones but still proper ski goggles:

https://www.icanski.co.uk/childrens-ski-wear-shop/bolle-mojo-ski-goggles-sh...

In reply to alps_p:

Just go with reasonable biking glasses with interchangeable lenses http://www.evanscycles.com/products/endura/stingray-glasses-set-ec011935 for example. I find goggles too oppressive & vision-limiting if you're climbing in decent weather. For what it's worth, you are best off with clear/yellow lenses in you ski goggles for climbing as you're probably only going to wear them when the weather cr*ps out & so light levels will be low...

In reply to alps_p:
Julbo sunglasses with the "Zebra" photochromatic lens are really light (not quite clear, but close) when they are out of the sun.

I wear the Julbo Race glasses with the Zebra lens for ice climbing, and haven't had them fog up on me at all.