Review on Pro Elite Anti-Fog Racquetball Goggles with UV Protection - Scratch Resistant Protective Eyewear by HEAD by Matthias Foxx

Unfortunately, there aren't many great options when it comes to racquetball goggles. All glasses are very similar and offer the same quality product. Pros: Looks better than most racquetball goggles. They're far from cool, but they get the job done without making you look too silly - they DO NOT shoe! These are the only glasses I've ever used that don't fog up at all, even after hours of gaming. They don't affect my vision at all. Cons: Like most racquetball goggles, they are quite fragile and break easily if not handled with care. I haven't had any hits in the game yet so I don't know how they will take a hit but I think it will be enough. - Nose and ear pads are a little uncomfortable after long-term use. Let me be honest and say I have quite a big nose which might make them a bit uncomfortable for my face but they are still way more uncomfortable than the more flexible rubber noses. - They're too expensive. Worth the cost? May be. I would really like to see Oakley or some other company make racquetball certified lenses for their interchangeable lens goggles so I can buy a nice and quality pair of goggles for all my needs. Until then they are as good as they can get and I think they are a good buy.