Smith, Oakley, anon, dragon, viz… take your pick. Just look for ones that are otg compatible and then test with your glasses. Also consider inserts if you’re set on glasses and can’t wear contacts

 

Prescription Sunglasses, Glasses Frames & Goggles Online | SportRx does inserts for most goggles. They also have pretty good reviews/content on their YouTube channel.

 

I couldn't find the right goggles to fit over my glasses so I bought some inserts from aliexpress for really cheap and they work great.

 

Check out Craig's review on the M4s

 

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The ones that are OTG (Over The Glasses) compatible.

But then I got a visor helmet.... easily fits over the glasses, so I don't have to choose my frames based on my goggles anymore.

 

How do those visor helmets go in bad weather?

 

Is the visor detachable? Curious because if you take a hard hit you're out both goggles and helmet if not.

 

If you take a faceplant that hard, you're probably in the hospital for facial injuries also.

 

Contact lens or laser eye surgery

I can only imagine wearing glasses behind snow goggles to be a fogging nightmare between the two lenses

 

Haber otg with the fan. Used them for years. Used smith fan goggles before that but they dropped the model I like.

Fans work, just carry a spare battery. The Habers have magnetic pop out lenses that you can change in about 2 seconds.