Fogging between the lens

[Captdad28]

Last February, i had the chance to snowboard the Alps. Packed up my gear and decided to treat mystery to new goggles. Went to local Oakley store, purchased what I thought were the best ones they had. They were clearly the most expensive. Made it to mountain, this was my first experience with true powder. I found out my board was little small and my goggles had 2 lenses in one. At first I thought it was cloud coverage of the mountain. Caused some dangerous runs. But what I found there was moisture between the lens. I made up multi causes. Flight, powder, altitude and just my fault. This is a magor manufacturing flaw. As I have done 6 trips NE mountains. Ever time it’s an issue. What can be done to fix this.... do they offer replacement? Thanks......

 

[Markman69]

That seems like an issue with THAT pair of lenses.

Snow lenses are dual lenses so it’s like 2 pieces put together. I’d show yoir example to someone at a store (preferably the one purchased at) and maybe they can help.

 

[Captdad28]

Thanks, that is my next step. The googles came with one sun lens and one cloud lens. They both do it. Was thinking it was my frames. I just have no idea. Frustrating.