Oakley Line Miner M — Medium-Fit Snow Goggle

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

Cylindrical lens sits close to the face for wide downward and side-to-side vision

Mid-size, low-profile frame designed to work with most helmets

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

40 mm silicone-lined adjustable strap; meets ANSI Z87.1, EN 174 and ISO 18527-1 impact requirements

The Line Miner M suits skiers and snowboarders with small-to-medium faces who want as much peripheral vision as possible. That matters most in trees, moguls and busy runs. Its low-profile frame sits neatly under most helmet brims, and notches at the temples leave room for most prescription glasses. The Black Iridium lens is the pick for sunny days at Big White and Silver Star. If you often ski in grey or snowy weather, a Line Miner M replacement lens for low light is worth adding.

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 Line Miner M goggle?
The Line Miner M is a medium fit for small-to-medium faces. A good fit seals evenly around your eyes and cheeks with no gaps or pressure points. The foam shouldn't press on your nose in a way that restricts breathing. If the frame feels narrow, ask to try a larger Oakley size. Try it on with your helmet for the most accurate check.

Q2: Is the Oakley Line Miner M compatible with my helmet and prescription glasses?
Oakley engineers the Line Miner M to fit most helmets, and its low-profile frame is designed to improve helmet compatibility. The 40 mm silicone-lined strap grips the helmet shell to keep the goggle in place. Notches at the temples make room for most prescription glasses. Bring your helmet and glasses in-store and we'll check the fit together.

Q3: What VLT% lens should I choose for Okanagan conditions?
VLT is the percentage of visible light a lens lets through, so the lower the number, the darker the lens. At 5.5% VLT, the Prizm™ Snow Black Iridium is a Category 4 lens for bluebird days and strong glare. Okanagan resorts also get frequent cloud, fog and flat light, and a lens that dark can make it harder to read the snow in those conditions. If you ski in changing weather, a Line Miner M replacement lens rated for overcast or snowy days gives you an option for darker days.