Oakley Wisdom
The Oakley Wisdom Goggles are built for essentially any bright and sunny conditions and provides the best possible lens dimensions to keep the peripheral and downward vision range as natural and large as possible. The iridium lens reduces glare and provides greater contrast for the brightest of days and the goggle design is built to contour naturally to the shape of the human face. The three layered face foam application provides optimal comfort while the arctic blast shield reduces the burn of iced powder hitting the face. Finally, the intake ports have been tooled just right to ensure fog and air currents are kept away from the surface and the eyes.
The maker of the top ski goggles in the world, Oakley does not disappoint with the Wisdom model goggles, providing their version of the top of the line goggles that many other companies like to make you think are the best. They do not scratch, fog up, or lose their grip, regardless of the conditions in which you use them. The only problem that many people have with the goggles is that they lose a bit of the strap tension when stretched too tightly over a helmet for long periods of time, resulting in end frays.
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Comment by derek
these are ok i have owned a pair but if you really want the top of the line, with the only pair of goggles you will have to own, check out RA optics… i am not a seller or a promoter i am just one hell of a satisfied customer and i love the story of the little guy taking on the big corporations making what i feel as better product for a better price. got a new pair from RA a few days ago took them on the mountain they change in darkness with the light and i can’t seem to fog them up no matter how hard i try… seriously check them out they are worth every penny, if you decide to go with the old standbys i say your loss!
Comment by POLITO
Had these till the coating they use on the inside lens coroded and totally destroyed my vision. Can’t see out of these for the life of me and they fog like a mofo. Had them for a couple years and they were toast.