I’m after some goggles for a trip to the Alps in the summer.

Need to fit a large Giro Remedy helmet well, and be as well ventilated as possible.

I kind of like the look of the Oakley Crowbar (£40) or Smith Pistons (£32), both of which seem to tick the ventilation and fit boxes.

I see that Smith do some with a battery operated motor that expels hot hair and such like, these are £75 mind you! Anyone got these?

Don’t really want to break the bank, but I don’t want to be sweating under a cheap pair, how hot and uncomfortable does it get in a full face and goggles in summer?

Cheers

Me, I like Spy goggles.

Look on ebay, I picked up some Smiths for a tenner from someone clearing alot of stock.

Oakley MX O frames
http://www.steptoes.co.uk/oakley-mx-goggles-display_SUQ9MTIwNw.ghtml
cost £20 inc p+p from here:

http://www.steptoes.co.uk/oakley-mx-goggles-search_O-Frame-Goggles_dGFibGU9ZXlld2VhciZmaWVsZD1Nb2RlbCZ2YWx1ZT1NWCBPIEZyYW1l.ghtml

They vent as well as most goggles can, fit the Remedy really well and spare lenses are about £3.50 each and readily available.

A full face lid and goggles can get pretty sweaty if its hot, but there ain’t much you can do about it!!!

Got Spy with the double lens, never fog, comfy.

get some arabian ones

O-frames with a Remedy here. No issues. You can get Enduro lenses for a few extra ££ which have vents in the top.

i use O-frames with snow lenses in, no steaming issues.

Slight hijack.. anybody know if it’s better to look at the youth version of goggles for smaller heads/ faces?