NASA-Grade Lenses for Everyday Clarity.
Ripper | No. 10
Meet the goggle that goes as hard as you do. Ripper No. 10, designed with the legendary Bode Miller, features Revo’s elite optics and an interchangeable strap system that lets you tailor your look on the fly. With two included straps and a fit dialed for comfort, these next-level goggles are peak-ready, pro-tested, and made to elevate every run.
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7 reviews
- PPPaul P.Verified Buyer1 month agoRated 5 out of 5 starsGood Googles
Performed very well day and night skiing and work in flat light, snow. Have a competitors goggles I wore more at first, but when those get sketchy, the Revo gets it done. Have found when one follows Revo, nice discounts available.
- RKRobert K.Verified Buyer3 months agoRated 5 out of 5 starsYou'll love these goggles!
Revo Goggles Review – Ripper "Blue Water" Lenses
I purchased these Revo goggles on a whim during a flash sale for $99, and I have to say, they delivered a solid performance overall. As a loyal Revo sunglasses owner, I was curious to see how their ski goggles would stack up against the likes of Oakley, Smith, and other established brands. After finally taking them out for a test during a trip to Breckenridge, here’s my take:
Performance on Sunny Days:
These goggles truly shine in bright, sunny conditions. The "blue water" lenses enhanced the vibrancy of the blue skies and offered excellent clarity. The performance was world-class in these conditions, rivaling some of the big-name competitors.
Flat Light Performance
In flatter light conditions, I found the goggles adequate, but they didn’t quite match the performance of my old-school yellow lenses, which I still prefer for those situations. That being said, they’re still serviceable and provide a decent level of visibility.
Weather and Draft Resistance
On two particularly cold and windy days (temps around 4°F with 20 mph winds), the goggles were a mixed bag. While they felt a bit drafty around the eyes, I suspect that airflow helped prevent any fogging issues—fogging was never a problem, even in harsh conditions.
Comfort and Overall Impression
The goggles were comfortable, though the draftiness may be a concern for those who prioritize total wind protection in extreme conditions. For the price, these goggles perform…
- SLScott L.Verified Buyer4 months agoRated 5 out of 5 starsBest goggles I’ve ever owned.
Right out of the box I knew I had a winner. I bought a pair for me and one for my daughter. They adjust easily For a for a perfect fit …and I love the fact they come with two bands.
- ESEric S.Verified Buyer4 months agoRated 4 out of 5 starsRipper #10
Fits great both on my face and against to my helmet. It would have been a five star except the changeable strap came with no instructions on how to do so, and it is not intuitive at all. I figured it out but it was more luck than anything else. Where it attaches to the google gentle pull back. Then slide the strap in both directions because it is opposite on either side. It will release. Then gentle pull out of the frame and vise versa to install. I hope this saves others from the head scratching that I had.
- JSJoon S.Verified Buyer4 months agoRated 5 out of 5 starsRipper #10
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