Smith Prophecy Turbo Fan Goggle - 2010 BCS

I've been using fan goggles for a few years now, and if you ever plan on finding yourself hiking and skiing a lot each day in stormy weather you can get yourself some bonus laps while your buddies are cleaning goggles, or digging themselves out of tree wells due to foggy lenses. They're spendy, but worth every cent when you realize how cool they are.

Anyone who doesn't wear glasses would never understand the struggle to keep them from fogging up. I use to obssess over the anti-fog cloths but on a stormy day, they never worked. After a white out day where I could barely see my way down, I kept thinking why no one had never invented a goggle with a fan. Bottom line - these goggles are awesome! When the vision starts getting a little foggy just hit the switch and in about a minute it's gone! Flipping the switch was pretty easy with gloves. The battery life is great - I accidentally left the fan on overnight and it still worked all day the next day. One minus is that if you have wider frames, these goggles might not fit over too well (they are not as wide as the Scott Storm OTG). I had to switch to my slightly narrower back up pair to make it work but still well worth it. I bought these with the sensor mirror and love the lenses - excellent vision in all conditions.

I dont wear glasses, I wanted something to keep me fog free for the bluebird days when skinning up. However this was not the answer first upper left builds fog i crank the fan to high which does nothing. Then the upper right starts to fog up and from there on you've got condensation build up and it's a losing proposition from there on if you wipe the fog it gets water all over the inside of the goggle and you've got blurry goggles. If they wanted to have me as a fog free product tester I'd love to do it but these goggles just dont work for me.