Zeal Rapt OTG PX Snowsport Goggles - Photochromic
Closeouts. Zeal's Rapt OTG PX photochromic snowsport goggles block harmful glare, adjust to changing light conditions and are designed to fit over your prescription glasses to ensure crisp, clear vision.
Average Rating based on 5 reviews
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Reviewed by bill braskey from South Carolina on Tuesday, May 14, 2013Don't waste your time with these if you wear a helmet. Otherwise, great product.
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Reviewed by Birdsong from Utah on Saturday, March 16, 2013Great goggoes. Get darker with more light. Slightly shift color, but not too noticable. I had wanted neutral color shift and these are OK, but not true neutral. Fit is good, but I have a small head and fit is satisfactory, not perfect. Overall I really like them. Use them for skiing, but would be fine for any wintersports.
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Reviewed by CMaz from Boston, MA on Sunday, February 17, 2013These goggles hit the upper sides of helmet making huge gap between helmet and goggles. Returning them.
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Reviewed by Jonathon G from Australia on Tuesday, February 12, 2013The claim of helmet compatibility is a bit of a far stretch. The curved dip at the center of the top edge makes fitting together with a helmet not possible.This leaves a large gap, whilst the outsides push the helmet up. I have two Helmets and this doesn't work with either one. Will go back to using my Jubo's, even if they are a little scratched. Would return, but not an option from Australia. Waste of money.
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Reviewed by Kirkers from Corvallis, OR on Wednesday, January 23, 2013This is well made, and adjusts very well to facial contours. The band is a bit difficult to adjust on the fly, but holds the goggles very snugly so they do not slip down my nose. I expect the lens will adjust to light as advertised, but it is too dim here in Oregon in January to know for sure! The big problem is that this over-the-glasses (OTG) model just BARELY fit over my rather small glasses. If I had even slightly larger glasses, this would not have worked at all and I would have had to return them. The manufacturer needs to have a design rethink here. My old Scott OTG's fit easily because they are almost a centimeter deeper than this model -- that is, the Scott provided plenty of distance between goggle lens and my glasses. These goggles do not. Maybe it would compromise the fit to redesign the goggles, but I do not see how. In any case, for these to REALLY be OTG for most people, something needs to change.
