Giro Article

All right so that down right there. All right guys that about covers it for the Giro goggle for this review, the article.

TLDR:

Great Goggle, workmanship not up to par.

Context:

I own 3 pairs of Giro Contacts (buying cheap versions is cheaper to get replacement lenses than buying just the lenses sometimes).

The Giro Contacts were great popping lenses on and off, but fogged up horribly in certain situations, and won't...

Gorgeous pink lenses are almost perfect for anything but bright sun. Excellent Zeiss optics for cloudy days or night skiing or even partly sunny days. Comfortable goggles with good view. However these fog up when wet..and when they fog you have no way to unfog them but to go inside and heat them wit...

The goggles seemed to have worked very well in Colorado, but during my trip, I noticed The foam starting to peel away from the plastic on the nosepiece. This was my first time wearing these.

While I really do like these goggles, I deducted a star based on the degree of difficulty and lack of clear instructions on how to swap the lenses. Aside from that, rock solid.

The lenses are actually really good, the clarity is phenomenal. Unfortunately the goggles were supplied with a rubber strap, similar to what you have on dive masks. This was not in the description. I thought this would be OK as it would be fit over the helmet anyway. When I was adjusting the goggles...

1st time Giro product owner. Well worth the investment! Matched up with a new Giro Jackson helmet. No strap issues. No fogging. Great peripheral vision. Seamless look with the helmet, lenses are super easy to change. The lenses it came with cover full sun and night skiing perfectly! Dont hesitate, a...

Arrived scratched; could see it through the box 'window'. Was hoping to use them tomorrow on my daughter's birthday ski get-away. scrambling to find something similar at brick and mortar.