The Velvet Flurry is a women’s goggle that is anatomically designed for the shape of a woman’s face. The goggle is constructed with a hypoallergenic foam to prevent break outs. A layer of CoolMax foam against the face wicks away sweat and keeps you dry. V-Aspheric dual layer lenses with a Di-Electric coating stay fog free and provide excellent optics. Velvet Flurry’s also come in several color combinations: Gloss Red/Yellow, Matte Blue/Bronze, Matte Red/Rose, Red Hot/Persimmon and Red Hot/Pink (pictured).

Female skiiers and snowboarders love the Velvet Flurry. Many riders reported that their old Oakley or Anon goggles were either much too large for their face or that the kids goggles they bought were slightly too narrow. These are a perfect balance in between the two sizes and most riders reported an excellent fit. These goggles also look great and feature several color combinations to match all your outfits (j/k ladies).

Dragon Mace goggles are constructed from a Polyurethane frame and feature Dual polycarbonate toric lenses. The lens is optically correct, this means you won’t be getting any visual distortion. Triple layer face foam with a fleece cover is extremely comfortable for long periods of wear. Dragon Mace goggles were designed to medium to large size faces (more info on this below) and are helmet compatible.

Skiers and snowboarders give the Dragon Mace high marks. One rider said they are the best goggles he has ever worn, he upgraded from a pair of Oakley Wisdoms. Another rider said he was so fed up with crappy goggles that he ordered five different pairs, including the Dragon Mace. He ended up with the Mace goggles because they fit his face best (he wears an XL helmet), the frame is very flexible and the visual quality of the lens is excellent. He tested these against Oakley, Anon and Electric goggles, so that is pretty high praise. The only complaint we have heard from someone is that these were a little large for his face, so you might want to be wary if you have a smaller sized face.

Smith Phenom goggles were designed for medium sized faces. The Phenom’s feature a spherical Carbonic-X lens that is both crystal clear and scratch resistant. The goggles also feature an adjustable ventilation system for when you work up a sweat. DriWix face foam is both hypoallergenic and wicks the sweat away from your face. The foam also creates a solid seal to keep wind and snow out.

Riders generally give a thumbs up to the Smith Phenom even though their look is a bit dated. Smith has added a “Crystallized series” of the Phenom which features some bling on the strap (pictured). Thankfully for the guys, this series is optional. The anti-fog on these goggles is supposed to be very impressive, which is hard to find. They are also reported as being very comfortable. Comfort plus no fog is about all you can ask for from a pair of goggles, the bling is just bonus!