Does anyone know of a brand of goggles that will fit comfortably over my glasses?

I normally wear contacts when skiing but I am having a break from them so will ski with my glasses on. Any suggestions?

do most goggles not fit over glasses? Well most that I have seen, try bolle ones.

I do not know a barnd to tell you becasue every brand that I have tried has fit over mine when I were them but most of the time I just wear my contacts.

You could also look into getting some prescription ski googles, they could be expensive but it would be less hastle.

You could also look into getting some prescription ski googles, they could be expensive but it would be less hastle.
Yea if you are going to go and do that I think it is cheaper to go and get contacts and more practical.

I recomenned Scott they are very comfortable and mine easily fit glasses unless yours are huge.

Try the Oakley Goggles - Proven ( http://www.sunglassesuk.com/Oakley_Goggles.asp )

I believe those are goggles designed for wearing your glasses with them.

Bolle do some goggles that are specifically shaped to go over glasses. They have the letters OTG after the model name - OTG meaning over the glasses.

defonatly go with the oakley crowbar

I use bolle goggles over my glasses and they fit good, however sometimes my glasses fog up. i noticed that Scott has made goggles with a little fan. i dunno if they work good but they are made for wearing over glasses.

sorry my mistake, its actually smith that make the goggles with the fan

also UVEX are good for OTG. Smith with fan are the best, although expensive.

I guess that POC goggles works. I bought POC Lobes (http://www.snowandmotion.com/winter/brands/poc/poc-goggles/poc-ski-goggles/poc-lobes/) and that worked. Good luck!

I agree: The Oakley range are very good, can be a tad expensive in some places though.

Look for goggles marked OTG over the glasses

Oakley, Oakley, Oakley! Look for ones marked for wear over glasses. The advantage with Oakley is their excellent non-fogging property (IF you don't touch the inside of the lens when it's wet!!!) and fogging is often a problem with glasses under goggles. OR - get old enough for cataracts: your distance vision is fabulous after lens replacement surgery!