See what the boggle enthusiasts are saying…

“This beanie is actually a high quality piece.”
“This beanie is actually a high quality piece. Has a fleece lining which makes it really warm. The lenses are quality and very nice.”

“This hat is awesome”
“This hat is awesome, the warmest hat I own and the goggles are great for on the boat or just being outside when it’s windy. I recommend everyone to buy one, you won’t be disappointed”

“It’s well worth the buy”
“It’s well worth the buy and looks pretty cool when you have a sick mask on, might order another one soon”

Frequently Asked Questions

WILL THEY FOG UP?
Under the wrong conditions, yes — the same as every lens you’ve ever worn. The cause is always identical: warm breath funnelled upward, usually by a gaiter or balaclava pulled over your mouth. Because this isn’t a sealed goggle, there’s no chamber holding that moisture against the lens, but it isn’t magic either. Wear a face mask or mouth cover that directs your breath down and away and you’ll stay clear. Anyone telling you their lens never fogs is hoping you don’t test it.

WHY NOT JUST WEAR SUNGLASSES UNDER A BEANIE?
Because of the gap. Standard glasses sit away from your face, so wind flows around and behind the lens instead of hitting the front of it — you’re not underprotected, you’re outflanked. Then there’s the beanie itself: the arms splay outward and press into the sides of your head, which is why an hour in you’re taking them off anyway. No arms here. The brim holds the lens.

I ALREADY HAVE SKI GOGGLES. DO I NEED THIS?
Different job. Goggles are built for a sealed face and a helmet, which is why they fog the moment you add a gaiter and why they leave a strap mark across your forehead. This is for the days you’re not kitted up — the boat, the sled, the quad, the walk to the shed at 6am. One item off the hook instead of three.

WILL I LOOK LIKE AN IDIOT WEARING IT?
You’ll get a comment the first time. Then someone else in the boat asks where you got it. It reads as gear, not costume, and the reason is that everything on it is doing a job — no straps, no branding across the front, nothing bolted on for the look of it.

WHAT IF IT’S NOT RIGHT?
Ninety days. Wear it out in the cold, which is the only way to actually know, and if it isn’t what you wanted send it back. You’re not risking anything here except the trip you spent squinting.

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