7 Bolle Ski Goggles for Every Level of Rider

A brand popular for its pricing and quality, Bolle is a pioneer in engineering snow goggles that are fashion friendly, comfortable, trendy and technologically advanced. Their product line up for snow and ski goggles is extensive and it may be a hard choice for many, which is why this list is a compilation of the best from Bolle. These are the top bolle ski goggles to check out in 2018:

1. Bolle Y6 OTG Snow Goggles

Price: $38
Fits over glasses: Yes (OTG)
Fits over helmet: Yes
Foam Layers: Double
Quick release back buckle: No
Best suited for: Entry level riders with glasses

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A great Over the Glasses fit, the Bolle Y6 OTG snow goggles come with a double vented PC Lens which are scratch resistant and have ‘Flow-Tech’ engineered venting to effectively prevent any fog build-up and optimize the flow of air over the inside of the lens. The P80+ carbon glass is a protective coating on the Bolle Y6 Snow goggles that helps reduce unwanted scratches.
Designed for medium to large faces, these goggles are complete with a photochromic lens for different lighting conditions. One disadvantage of the Bolle Y6 is that the field of view is not very impressive, especially of others in the same price range.

2. Bolle Z5 OTG Ski Goggles

Price: $70
Fits over glasses: Barely, yes
Fits over helmet: Tight fit
Foam Layers: Double
Quick release back buckle: No
Best suited for: Riders without a helmet

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Equipped with a large double foam layer cushion, the Bolle Z5 OTG Ski Goggles boast a sleek design for glass wearers– they’re not too bulky and still have just enough space for glasses to fit comfortably inside, although of all the OTG goggles on the list, these probably have the least amount of room. The adjustable strap and the Flow Tech venting system along the top and bottom of the frame are an essential feature of the Bolle Z5 that make it a great fit for many skiers and snowboarders. In spite of the anti-fogging and scratch-proof lens, the original lens can not be swapped out for another if your prefer another color or ski in different lighting conditions, so be sure to choose the model/lens color that fits your needs.

3. Bolle Nova II Ski Goggle

Price: $96
Fits over glasses: No
Fits over helmet: Yes
Foam Layers: Double

Quick release back buckle: No
Best suited for: Medium/large faces

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The Bolle Nova II is an excellent single-lens ski goggle with exceptional optics and reasonably priced options. With a lightweight frame, plenty of venting and comfortable face foam, these goggles are easy to wear under helmets. Most lens that come with the Belle Nova II are reactive to different light conditions, but getting the one specific to your skiing or snowboarding preferences would be the better choice as lens cannot be swapped out. A downside of these medium-sized ski goggles is that the frames are very flexible and lack sturdiness and structure.

4. Bolle X-9 OTG Goggle

Price: $30
Fits over glasses: Yes
Fits over helmet: Yes
Foam Layers: Double

Quick release back buckle: No
Best suited for: Medium/large faces with glasses

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Engineered with size and comfort in mind, the Bolle X-9 OTG ski goggles are larger than other Bolle snow goggles and are a very easy fit under helmets. The P80 + Carbon glass on the goggles act as a protective coating for the best protection against unwanted scratching and fogging. The two layers of multi density foam are topped with soft fleece for next-to-skin comfort and a precise fit. A photochromic double lens system is what the bolle X-9 offers but can be interchanged with other lenses to preference.

5. Bolle Explorer OTG Goggles

Price: $20
Fits over glasses: Yes
Fits over helmet: Smaller helmets, yes
Foam Layers: Double

Quick release back buckle: No
Best suited for: Kids with glasses

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Ideal for children aged 7-13, the Bolle Explorer OTG snow goggles are over the glasses goggles that have been designed to fit over most prescription glasses very comfortably. The signature Flow Tech venting system that covers most Bolle ski goggles promotes directional airflow across the inside of the lens. Embedded onto its inner lens is the P80+ anti-fog and scratch proof protective layer which prevents too much additional moisture build up for the clearest field of view. The double lens on the Bolle Explorer creates a dual-pane thermal barrier between cold dry air outside and the lens. The Bolle Explorer OTG snow goggles are perfect for younger kids and petite women because of the small fit and reasonable price.

6. Bolle Emperor Goggles

Price: $70
Fits over glasses: No
Fits over helmet: Yes
Foam Layers: Triple
Quick release back buckle: No
Best suited for: Large faces

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The Bolle Emperor Goggles is an excellent mid-size ski goggle in a market flooded with big frames and improved field of views. The spherical lens on these snow goggles does an excellent job in increasing peripheral vision however doesn’t give the widest view, a full 180 degrees, that Bolle claims. It does well in a variety of light conditions but neither of the two lens tints are best for all conditions. The interchangeability of lens is a convenient option for extreme snowboarders and skiers, and the equalizer vent waterproof/breathable technology delivers a fog free view. A comfortable double-layer face foam cushion makes the Bolle Emperor a comfy fit and is easily worn over helmets. P80+ Carbo-Glass outer lenses are sheathed in a protective armour to prevent scratches as well.

7. Bolle Carve Snow Goggles

Price: $21
Fits over glasses: No
Fits over helmet: Yes
Foam Layers: Double
Best suited for: —

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Top-rated amongst the best of snow goggles, the Bolle Carve Snow Goggles come with the characteristics P80+ anti-fog feature, which allows water to be dispersed across the inner layer of the lens; this is essential to avoid moisture build up and an obstructed view. Designed with quality technology, these ski goggles are scratch proof and prevent fogging. Despite the cozy fit, and easy to adjust thermal barrier, the Bolle Carve can be difficult to put on over glasses and isn’t the most ideal of choices in low light conditions.