Can a Ski Goggle Improve Technique? Oakley Flow Scape Review

Описание: I didn't expect a goggle to affect my technique, but the Oakley Flow Scape changed more than just what I could see. In this review, I take the new Flow Scape L to Mont Tremblant to test Oakley’s claim that this is their biggest field of view yet.

We break down the all-new conical lens geometry, compare frame measurements against the Oakley Fall Line, and look at how the 30% thinner bottom frame helps you monitor ski placement without breaking your forward focus. I also perform a side-by-side contrast test between PRIZM Iced Iridium and PRIZM Persimmon to see which lens reveals more detail on featureless snow.

Key Features Covered:
Conical Lens Geometry: A shape that is wider at the top and tapers at the bottom to bring the lens closer to your face.
30% Thinner Frame: The bottom frame measures ~14mm compared to the Fall Line's 20mm, providing a more immersive view.
Impact on Technique: Enhanced lower peripheral vision allows you to monitor parallel skis and lead change through the arc of a turn.
PRIZM Snow Technology: Lenses designed to fine-tune contrast and reveal micro-contours in the snow.
Snow Surface Visualization: Real-world comparison between Iced Iridium and Persimmon lenses in flat light.
Switchlock Technology: A mechanical outrigger system for secure, magnet-free lens swapping.
Sustainability: Frames and outriggers are made with 100% recycled materials.
Fit & Integration: Testing the Low Bridge Fit and compatibility with Smith Nexus and Oakley Mod 3 helmets.

Shot on:
Insta360 X5
Sony ZV-E1

00:00 I Didn't Expect This
00:50 Design & India Ink Corduroy Strap
01:15 New Conical Lens Geometry
01:41 Flow Scape L vs. Fall Line L Measurements
02:16 On-Snow Performance: Mont Tremblant
02:54 Impact on Skiing Technique
03:22 Vision Rapt Foam & Low Bridge Fit
04:16 Single vs. Dual Lens Construction
05:26 PRIZM Contrast Test: Iced Iridium vs. Persimmon
07:11 Switchlock Lens Change Tutorial
08:15 Price Comparison & Sustainability
08:57 Helmet Compatibility
09:22 Final Verdict: Worth the Premium?