Oakley Fall Line L — Large-Fit Snow Goggle

Prizm™ Snow Black Iridium lens: 5.5% VLT, Category 4, rated for bright light

Ridgelock lens change system for fast swaps with a full lens seal

Rimless frame and large fit, engineered to work with most helmets

Dual lens with F3 anti-fog coating; Plutonite® lens gives 100% UVA/UVB/UVC protection up to 400 nm

Meets ANSI Z87.1, EN 174 and ISO 18527-1 impact requirements

The Fall Line L suits skiers and snowboarders who want a wide, rimless view and a goggle that works with their helmet. It fits medium-to-large faces best. Discreet notches at the temples make it compatible with most prescription glasses, so it's also a solid option for riders who wear their glasses under a goggle. The Black Iridium lens is the right choice for sunny days at Big White and Silver Star. Riders who often ski in flat light can add a replacement lens for overcast days.

Our team at Fresh Air will help you find the right fit in-store at both Kelowna locations. Stop by to work with one of our experienced staff members, or call 250-763-3425.

Q1: How do I find the right size Oakley Fall Line L goggle?
The Fall Line L is Oakley's large-fit version, with a wide fit and a universal-fit nosepiece. It suits medium-to-large faces. If you have a smaller face, the Fall Line M offers the same design in a more compact size. The most reliable check is to try the goggle on with your helmet. It should sit snug against your face with no pressure points and no gap at the brow or nose.

Q2: Is the Oakley Fall Line L compatible with my helmet and prescription glasses?
Oakley engineers the Fall Line L to fit most helmets, and the rimless frame is designed to improve helmet compatibility. The 50 mm adjustable strap has a silicone lining that keeps it secure on the helmet. Notches at the temples allow room for most prescription eyewear. Bring your helmet and glasses in-store so our staff can confirm the fit before you hit the slopes.

Q3: What VLT% lens should I choose for Okanagan conditions?
VLT (visible light transmission) is the percentage of light that passes through the lens. A lower number means a darker lens. The Prizm™ Snow Black Iridium lens has a 5.5% VLT, which makes it a Category 4 lens for bright, sunny days. Big White and Silver Star also get plenty of fog, cloud and flat light, and a dark lens can make those days harder to see in. If you ski in mixed or low light often, consider a Fall Line L replacement lens rated for overcast or snowy conditions. With Ridgelock, switching lenses takes seconds.