Oakley Proven Over The Glass Goggles

I was pretty disappointed with these goggles and will be sending them back. Even though they are OTG goggles they fit very tightly over my glasses. Aside from the small glasses opening the frames are very big--so big they look and feel awkward.

i didnt use it. when we went spring boarding in california.. im piss coz im wearing a glasses.. if i took of my glasses and use only a goggles it will hard to see.. hehehe but its alright its an oakley.. what can i say.. i wish theres a prescript goggles oakley.. no regrets.. well if i did not bought this item.. i probably bought a pants in zumiez. =)

I didn't exactly want to spend 150 dollars + for a pair of RX snow goggles. My glasses fit very comfortably inside these goggles, and I can take the goggles off without my glasses coming off as well. However, the goggles don't do a great job preventing my glasses from fogging up. But a good, cheap alternative for RX's.

these are great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

1. The OTG notches on the sides of the goggles are built-in to let the glass frames through have very thick foam padding. Sure, the notches let in your glasses, but the foam does NOT. This pushes your ear pieces into your head and becomes excruciatingly painful after just two hours.

2. Frames are extended outward to allow room for the frames of the glasses. Unfortunately this design has two MAJOR flaws. Regular sized glasses that are NOT "slim and trim" like Raybans or Oakleys will NOT fit properly and will be pushed into your nose. Very painful. Also, the outward extended frame has very thin foam covering the vents, very thin foam. As a result, ANY headwind going faster than 10 mph will flow easily into the goggles, searing your eyes with cold air. Your eyes will tear up faster than when you spilled your first milk in preschool. I had a major problem with my tears freezing up inside the lenses, and after just an hour of this BS there was too much ice inside the goggles, and I had to stop boarding for an hour just to get the gunk out and let the lenses dry out.

3. There is absolutely no peripheral, up, or down vision with these goggles since they extend outwards. It's same the difference between looking out a window standing next to it and then looking out standing 3 feet away.

4. Do not ever buy these goggles. If you do, it will be PAINFULLY obvious that Oakley did absolutely no research or testing when designing this atrocious product. Be warned consumers. I love Oakley goggles, but these are a sad, sad failure.

Same problem as the other reviewer - though the lens is huge, the opening in the foam is small and barely fits over glasses, then when you take off the goggles the glasses come with them. Not useful s an OTG goggle.

nice goggles, BUT just a tad too small, the oakley OTG goggles hit my regular glasses, had to return 'em. and when taking them off, off came my regular glasses as well... not cool.

i got them at a ski shop because i found out i forgot my others at home they where on sale they are pretty good flex a lot and all that good stuff but when you really start going fas your eyes get super cold