Goggles over glasses?

There are many companies that offer prescription goggles as well as prescription inserts for any goggle(works better for me as I can switch them out easily)

Here is just one.


http://www.sporteyes.com/shop-all-eyewear/eyewear-by-sport/skiing-and-snowboarding-goggles/prescription-ski-goggles.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjoakF6k_60

Skip to 5:00 to see the cool stuff.

This company, SportRx, makes prescription inserts for the Dragon APX and APXs (I think they renamed them X1 and X1s for this season. They may be able to make inserts for other goggles as well but this is the only one I've heard about.

Anyway, that may be a good option for you as you won't be wearing standard glasses under goggles so to speak. It's an insert that fits right into the goggle.

chuckmartyhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjoakF6k_60

Skip to 5:00 to see the cool stuff.

This company, SportRx, makes prescription inserts for the Dragon APX and APXs (I think they renamed them X1 and X1s for this season. They may be able to make inserts for other goggles as well but this is the only one I've heard about.

Anyway, that may be a good option for you as you won't be wearing standard glasses under goggles so to speak. It's an insert that fits right into the goggle.

Digging the idea of inserts!

I've worn Oakley O2 XL with a pair of medium sized frames and they were relatively comfortable, because its quite a deep goggle there is lots of clearance between the glasses frame and the goggle lens.