OTG Ski Goggles | Outdoor Master

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Just because you wear glasses doesn't mean you can't shred the mountain with the best of them. However, we understand that wearing snow goggles over your glasses can be uncomfortable and frustrating. If you try to squeeze a regular pair of snow goggles over your glasses, they can pinch the side of your head, be uncomfortable on your nose, and potentially ruin your day. Another issue with wearing glasses under your goggles is that you get a poor seal, letting in moisture. This can be disastrous, as your comfort is compromised further, and your goggles and glasses can fog, so you can't see where you're going. You can, of course, go for contact lenses, but not everyone gets on with them. Some people wear prescription sunglasses, but they are not as secure as goggles, nor do they give you enough protection and coverage. Therefore, the best solution is to head for the slopes wearing OTG (over the glasses) ski goggles . Table of content How OTG Ski Goggles Work? A Closer Look At Outdoor Master OTG Ski Goggles FAQ How OTG Ski Goggles Work? If you're a glasses wearer, OTG ski goggles are the best way to ensure you can see properly and are comfortable when skiing or snowboarding. They're Shaped To Fit OTG ski goggles are shaped and sized so you can wear your prescription glasses underneath, giving you the same experience as non-glasses wearers. Most snow goggle manufacturers will indicate their range of OTG ski goggles, but you need to pay attention to the details to ensure that they have the necessary features you require from a good pair of OTG ski goggles. The first thing you need to look at is how the goggles interface with your glasses and how they seal your face from the elements. If your goggles and glasses interfere with each other, you will have a bad fit, which will cause discomfort. You will experience pressure on the bridge of your nose and cheeks. Proper OTG ski goggles have more room than regular goggles and are shaped to give your glasses plenty of clearance f