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Goggle Advice
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

I have some Dragon Mace goggles that have seen me through a season and a few out-of season trips to the Tignes glacier, but are now starting to fog up.

I was considering getting a replacement reflective lens for them, but that's £60 and starting to be in the new goggle territory, so instead I think I'm looking for advice for what to replace them with. I know I want it to have spherical/optically correct lenses like the Mace's, and I'd need change from £80, but there seem to be some good deals out there. Any top tips on the best deals available at the moment? Perhaps there's a little known brand that you can really recommend?

My friend bought some Hoven goggles last year but I can only find them with 'normal' lenses in the UK. On their website they have some really good looking goggles but i can't find anywhere on t'interweb that seems to sell them!

Thanks for your help
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Perhaps the anti-fog coating on the lenses has worn away so rather than new goggles, you might consider some anti-misting sprays, liquids or whatever. Also check any foam or mesh coverings to air holes on the goggles. One pair of mine worked fine until the mesh at the top broke allowing snow to enter.
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