(Part 2) Reddit mentions: The best powersports goggles

I really dig oakley o frame enduro goggles

They are well vented, and work well with my bell super helmet. Dual lens helps avoid fog in the winter.

I use these and love them:

Pacific Coast Airfoil Padded 'Fit Over Glasses' Riding Goggles

I settled on these last year and was very happy with them. Will use them again this year. Used them with my regular glasses and my larger sunglasses, zero issues. They also seemed smaller and less bulky than traditional ski goggles.

Pacific Coast Airfoil Padded 'Fit Over Glasses' Riding Goggles (Black Frame/Clear Lens) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001CVXW1K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_mU0kDbZ40729D

I have what they call an "E" container that is about 4 quarts. Puts out 2L/min for 2 hours. Portable concentrators are HEAVY. Work in well ventilated areas as the co2 it emits in my house gives me a headache (not enough airflow in lungs to get rid of excess co2 concentration).

Respirators like this would work if I could get a NIOSH95 rating filter. Seems like it would work and then have to find a way to get air to feed into it behind the filter.

I'll look into non toxic silica too. Maybe I could put some of those inbetween the filters?

Problem is that I have to wear these because I don't make tears anymore and need to protect from wind/keep moisture in. It's very difficult to wear TB n95's, circle n95's or even viral surgical masks without having fogging/comfort issues.

Maybe something like this?

I'm looking into a pair of comfortable and elastic-strap free sunglasses that I can paint black to block the faint traces of front-facing light during the brightest time of day. These fit-overs look to have good eyelash-distance and peripheral light blocking.

Global Vision Outfitter Motorcycle Glasses, Anti Fog, Clear Lens, Matte Black Frame https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000NOKNK0/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_4Q5kDbN4E28KC

Update: I just got them in the mail, and they are perfect. The foam blocks the residual daytime peripheral light in the darkened room, and once the lenses are painted black all frontal light as well. They stay on your face too, no need for an eyeglass retaining cord to keep them snug but not tight to the face (so no crease mark).

Update #2: Before painting the front lenses, take some steel wool or sandpaper and scour off the anti-fog coating; it inhibits the adhesion of paint to the lenses.

The ice is your own sweat evaporating and freezing up inside your goggles. Ventilation is the answer. Ski goggles are intentionally suppressing ventilation because you don't sweat as hard skiing as you do cycling. Try changing out for cycling sunglasses with interchangeable clear lenses, or multiple cycling glasses. Example: http://www.amazon.com/Glasses-Cycling-Shooting-Motorcycle-Activities/dp/B00B1EXXIA

It's all about the karma.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0028QVNGO/ref=mp_s_a_1_49?qid=1394637542&sr=8-49&pi=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70

This

Bought these for my eyes :
http://www.amazon.com/ELIMINATOR-GOGGLES-MOTORCYCLE-EYEWEAR-Specially/dp/B0028QVNGO/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1396581582&sr=8-2&keywords=dust+goggle

These for the mouth and nose :
http://www.amazon.com/3M-8511-Particulate-Sanding-Respirator/dp/B0002YKBV2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1396581603&sr=8-1&keywords=n95+mask

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00MUKMX9E/ref=pe_3187911_189395841_TE_dp_1

Here are the ones I use for riding my quad.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M8O540Y/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_7kVwDbVMF9QHN

I also have large frames and these fit over them fine. A bit snug and my glasses fog bad, but they work.

Guard-Dogs Goggles, Evader 2 Carbon Fiber Plum Mirror/Clear w/FogStopper 2 Lens Set https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0189HC602/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apip_t92zNjL1vlgDv

Googles were cheap off amazon, specically these I do not recommend them however because they broke just an hour into using them as they are just plastic.

The arms I may make a tutorial, its semi intensive to make and get right but materials are cheap.

2.5 miles is a super-easy commute. If you enjoy a fun riding experience, there's no substitute for the onewheel. Falling will happen because that single wheel is unforgiving. With some safety equipment, falls become less of a serious concern. I always wear wrist guards. A sprain takes forever to heal, and is an incredibly intrusive injury. Take a look at what motorcyclists wear for visibility, road rash, etc. It's a thought, and at speeds the onewheel can reach, kind of overkill, but... You'll be exposed to weather: rain, wind, cold, heat, etc. When it's windy or cold, my full face helmet makes me one comfy float fiend.

I started with a snowboarding helmet, and bought something like dees. There's a variety, and when it's cold and blustery, you'll be lovin' it. Walking into a shop, they'll think you're robbing the place though.

If you go the onewheel route, wear shoes, jeans, and wristguards, at least. The falls can get pretty bad. There's douchebags who insist that a skilled rider will run out any fall. Horse shit. So good luck, and try to be prepared. I'd say enjoy yourself, but hell, you will.

>80's cyberpunk mirrorshades

Gargoyles Classics, from "The Terminator".

"Censored" black bar sunglasses, from "The Dark Knight Returns".

Eye slit "snow" goggles, similar to "Big Trouble In Little China".

Motorcycle goggles, from the "Mad Max" series.

And finally, plastic headbands similar to Geordi Laforge's visor from "Star Trek: The Next Generation". These were the hardest to find, and aren't actual sunglasses, but you've got to start somewhere.