Bolle X9 OTG Ski Goggles
Item #: 86245
Our Price: $33.98
Regular Price: $49.99
SAVINGS: $16.01 (33%)
- The Bolle X9 Ski/Snowboard OTG goggles are designed to fit over most prescription glasses.
- Flow-Tech Venting designed to reduce fogging and optimize the flow of air over the inside of the lens. The state of the art venting not only controls airflow, but prevents clogging from ice and snow.
- Double PC Vented Lens-The Bolle unique double lens design creates a thermal barrier, while providing exceptional optics and a superior seal.
- P80 Plus/Carbo-Glass is the proprietary Bolle technology which is applied to the polycarbonate lenses-it provides maximum protection against fogging and scratching.
- Triple Layer Face Foam is micro-soft on your face, and backed with two layers of dual density foam for a firm yet soft fit.
- Perfect Helmet Fit is engineered with the latest helmet designs in mind so the fit is smooth and comfortable.
- Citrus: Great for all around depth perception. 33% visible light transmitted. Good for partly cloudy to sunny days.
- Vermillion: Allows for extra perception in flat, overcast light conditions. 37% Visible light transmitted. Good for partly cloudy to sunny days.
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Comments about Bolle X9 OTG Ski Goggles: I just took these on a week skiing trip in Colorado. The citrus lens is great in flat light, like that at A-Basin. It is a very aggressive color so not so good in dim light. Also it makes blue look gray, but I don't mind as long as they bring out contrast in flat light. They keep my glasses from fogging up better than my previous goggles (Smith.) They fit easily over my glasses. The strap is barely long enough to go around my helmet, but OK. Also they barely fit below my helmet, but again OK. The "Batman" bottom of each lens is slightly strange and makes it a little hard to blow my nose. But all-in-all, I am very pleased.
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Best Uses Comments about Bolle X9 OTG Ski Goggles: The goggles are too big in the height dimension. When wearing a helmet, they push too far down on my nose and squeeze my nostrils shut, which is very uncomfortable. My husband had the same problem.
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Comments about Bolle X9 OTG Ski Goggles: Helmet causes these goggles to press down on my nose- wouldn't be a problem if just worn with a hat.
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Comments about Bolle X9 OTG Ski Goggles: I bought these for use during long snowmachine trips, and they work great. During the worst wind and blowing snow conditions, they kept the snow out most of the time. I had a different brand on, and I got snow inside my goggles much worse than my husband, who had these on. I just ordered two more, so we always have one on hand!
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Comments about Bolle X9 OTG Ski Goggles: My only complaint is that my glasses fogged up underneath goggles.
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Comments about Bolle X9 OTG Ski Goggles: Nice lens color for sunny and shadowy areas on sunny days. OK for flat light.
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Comments about Bolle X9 OTG Ski Goggles: nothing spectacular, good quality for the money
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Comments about Bolle X9 OTG Ski Goggles: The buckle attachment to one strap broke the first time I put them on. The second broke with only a very slight twist. I was able to make use of them with a plastic part I had at home. Very poor quality control on this.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend Images shared by psyculman Bolle X9 broken buckle  Was this review helpful? Yes / No - You may also flag this review Pros
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Comments about Bolle X9 OTG Ski Goggles: I liked these and thought they were a great value for the cost. I've used yellow glasses/goggles and liked them a lot, these reddish lenses were really good most of the time. In very cold (sub-zero) conditions, they did sometimes fog when using my balaclava, and in some dim/overcast situations I had a hard time seeing all the details of the terrain. All in all, a good set of goggles for ski/snowboarding use in sun, overcast, light and moderate snow conditions. I did add my sunglasses in bright glare and appreciated the ability to adapt based on brightness. The soft case was a plus!
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Comments about Bolle X9 OTG Ski Goggles: Broken attachment buckle loops
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are the lens polarized?Asked on 12/18/2012 by sandig from michigan1 answer
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The Bolle X9 OTG Ski Goggles are not polarized.Answered on 12/20/2012 by Steve from Campmor
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do these come with 2 changable lenses ?
(question also asked below but not answered)Asked on 2/22/2012 by skier from montana1 answer
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These goggles do not come with changable lenses.Answered on 2/23/2012 by Bob from Campmor
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I am confused. I would like to order a pair of these, but not sure about which to get: Citrus or Vermillion. They are both good for partly cloudy to sunny. I am a novice skier and would like the OTG for protection. Which color would be my best choice?Asked on 1/22/2012 by Anonymous from NYS1 answer
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Citrus is for sunny conditions like morning to noon. Vermillion is for sunny to partly cloudy afternoon conditions.Answered on 1/25/2012 by Steve from Campmor
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Do these goggles come with two separate lenses? (the citrus and vermillion)
Is the citrus designed for flat light? ( that is what I am looking for...)Asked on 1/2/2012 by Anonymous1 answer
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The citrus lens would be better for lower light conditions.Answered on 1/5/2012 by Steve from Campmor
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I want to verify that these will fit over my prescription glasses.Asked on 12/8/2011 by Anonymous from Dallas Oregon1 answer
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OTG means "over the glasses". The Bolle X9 OTG Ski Goggles will fit over glasses.Answered on 12/9/2011 by Steve from Campmor
| Width of sunglasses (temple to temple) | 5 7/8" |
| Lens Height | 3" |
| Lens Width | 8" ONE PIECE |
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