Sport RX inserts?

contacts for skiing are the way to go. All goggles will eventually fog no matter how good the vents/coating

if you're relying on the lens of your goggle to see and they fog up, you're fucked. If you have contacts in, you can flip your goggles up or change to a different pair and you can still see fine.

Connor_SullivanDoes anyone have prescription inserts for their goggles? I'm thinking about getting a set for my I/O7s. Wondering about their anti fog coating and polycarbonate option if anyone has some info

My wife uses them and it seems like they work fine. Hers will snap inside of any goggles. Don't know any details but her sister is an eye doctor and we get them from her shop in boulder. My wife doesn't have any more trouble with fogging than I do without the inserts.

ghosthopcontacts for skiing are the way to go. All goggles will eventually fog no matter how good the vents/coating

if you're relying on the lens of your goggle to see and they fog up, you're fucked. If you have contacts in, you can flip your goggles up or change to a different pair and you can still see fine.

Not everyone can wear contacts. Also if you are in conditions where you need goggles then lens fogging will give you trouble even if you have 20/20 vision.

I have a pair of tiny wire framed glasses that I use for skiing, I bought them online for hella cheap and just used my current prescription. They fit directly under my goggles no problem. I use a home made anti fog on the lenses of my glasses, I have had zero fogging issues with this setup in all conditions over the years years.

ghosthopcontacts for skiing are the way to go. All goggles will eventually fog no matter how good the vents/coating

if you're relying on the lens of your goggle to see and they fog up, you're fucked. If you have contacts in, you can flip your goggles up or change to a different pair and you can still see fine.

My vision isn't terrible so I've been skiing with out any corrective optics in or on. But ive frowned away from contacts because I don't want to be messing with something that small on the mountain

You don't have to put your contacts in on the chairlift, they work just fine if you put them in at home before you head to the hill too.