XPR Frame in Matt Black with Q-VIEW Special Lowlight Lens Cat.1 plus choice of strap.

Excellent quality , great range of options. Magnetic lenses that are super easy to change .
Looks very stylish

Despite being end of season, I purchased the XPR (Explorer) ready for next. They are very comfortable, fit snugly both against the face and under the helmet. In comparison to the equally good Keplar, the XPR sits slightly higher on the bridge of the nose, allowing clearer breathing, without any impairment of vision between the eyes. The spherical lenses are very clear and sharp, and afford wide peripheral vision. The interchangeable lenses are very easy magnetic snap-on and off, and the straps equally easy to insert or change. The XPR is well designed, has a robust frame, with soft foam liner insert, and looks absolutely great! Can't wait to try them next season! The package comes with an extra Low-Light lense, separate lense cover, and goggle bag with attached cleaning cloth. The customer service received from WipeOut to discuss the differences between the products before purchase on line was also excellent.

Having fallen and torn my ACL while skiing in low light conditions in 2019, I have been on a mission to find the best goggles for low light. Who wants to miss a powder day because they can't see?

The Qview lens by APHEX has provided me with outstanding clarity of vision when skiing in low-light and mixed conditions. I've felt totally confident skiing in them every time, even when switching from shade to sun, they have remained unwaveringly sharp.

VERDICT: Good looks, good value and totally customisable goggles – we like ‘em! Read the full review on Planet Ski here: https://planetski.eu/2023/10/13/planetski-gear-review-1-winter-23-24/

I skied most of winter 22/23 in the XPR. I was really impressed with the comfort, excellent seal round the face, superb peripheral vision and zero distortion around the edges. They were super sharp.

As a mountain guide, it’s necessary to have equipment that is reliable, high quality and “no compromise”. I have an adage that “if you can’t see, you can’t ski”, that’s why next winter, I’ll be wearing Aphex goggles.