Fenom™ M

Photochromic Lenses

4/24 update - happy to report that with some persistence from me, wildhorn did decide that it is a covered defect and I have received a replacement lens. Per them, moisture should not have been able to get in between the lens. Updating this from 1 to 4. The goggles performed great other than the moisture, unfortunately it's the offseason so I can't yet confirm the new ones are water proof. If these ones prove issue free I'll update to a 5.

original review-
I wore my brand new maxfield goggles one weekend on a 2 day snowboard trip. I took a bunch of snow spray to the goggles. Rinsed the lens and had moisture in between the dual lens that I can't get out. I submitted the issue to Wildhorn for warranty coverage and was told it is not covered. Completely disappointing, I'd advise anyone looking at these to consider a different brand.

Got foggy 🌁 googles doesn't work as expected

These are the best goggles I ever used.
Perfect fit to my face and with my helmet, no gaps, no fog, smooth transition from sunny to cloudy days with the same lens, lens are easy to change but you actually dont need to do it. And they looK very nice!!!!!
The only thing I miss is a lens cover/protection, in addition to the bag that comes with the goggles.
VERY HAPPY with my acquisition, just had 5 sunny days and 1 powder/snowy day and they worked flawlessly.

I have owned and/or tried several different styles of goggles over these past years. Most recently I purchased the Wildhorn Pipeline Goggles with several lenses for different light conditions, and while I liked them, the size was a bit big, causing difficulty breathing through my nose. A friend purchased a pair of Glade Fathom+ Photochromic Goggles, which he let me try. While I liked the Photochromic lens, I had the same problem with the goggles causing difficulty breathing through my nose. I called Glade and it was suggested I try the Adapt 2 Goggles, which I did, but the Adapt 2 had the same problem. With all of these goggles, I was continually having to push the goggles up.
When I saw that Wildhorn was coming out with Photochromic Goggles, and they were being offered in two sizes, I ordered the Maxfield Pro M Photochromic Goggles (the slightly smaller size). When I tried them on with my Wildhorn Highline helmet, I noticed they did not impact breathing through my nose at all. A couple of weeks ago I finally made it to the slopes and got to try them skiing Copper Mountain. During the week, conditions varied from bright sun to overcast and cloudy. These goggles performed as advertised. The field of vision was excellent. The Photochromic lens adjusted to the changing weather conditions seamlessly, always allowing for a clear view of the terrain. The fit with my Wildhorn Highline helmet was perfect, but for me, what was most exciting was that I could breathe through my nose all day without ever having to touch my goggles. These goggles are easily worthy of the 5-star rating I gave them. I highly recommend the Wildhorn Maxfield Pro Photochromic Goggles in whatever size will work best for you. These goggles are exceptional!

Fit was excellent with the Drift Pro Helmet and nice color match to the dusk matte. Field of vision was amazing and with clear unobstructed peripheral vision, big words to say “no blind spots.” We had a couple of partly cloudy days at BeaverCreek the perfect test and the lens was very responsive and clear. Also no unpleasant scratches going through some gnarly trees branches. As an Anon M3 user it was nice to not carry an extra lens and to free up pocket space. Highly recommend (no brainer when BOGO sale, one for me and one for my son in law) and well done Wildhorn for producing such a quality product at this price point. Go photochromatic and don’t look back but when you do no need to slow down.

I love these goggles!! They give a a greater field of vision so I feel better in these and that I have more visibility on my blind spots. The lenses pop off easily and it’s really easy to change. They fit great on my helmet and are comfortable without as well. I like the cool maroon and the color of the lenses.

I haven't even received them yet....

These goggles do fit with my Smith Variant helmet but are very large for my face. Great in bright sunshine!

Love the goggles. Purchased 3 pairs so far. Never been disappointed. My last pair arrived with small chip on lens. Customer service was all over it and sent me a replacement immediately. Ice blue sweet

Those word are used too often, but this time it’s correct. Just skied 5 straight days at Park City after receiving them in the mail. I experienced literally every weather condition possible from blue bird to near white out. No lense switching required, it transitioned perfectly every time. Could not be happier with this purchase.

Transition lens work great! The orange transition lens looks awesome too. It worked in the sun and adjusted perfectly when the clouds rolled in

Great for night ski! Attaches great, my 13yo loves these

Using low light lense, with the white goggles had terrible glare! It is so annoying I went back to my old ones. I did not like this product.

Actually really nice. I got the white ones

Between my son and I, we own 3 pairs of ski goggles and 8 Fenom M lenses. The photochromic lenses are truly amazing. I prefer the Mars, while my son prefers the Jet Black. For night skiing, you cannot beat the Low Light Mirrored Yellow lenses. WAY better than skiing without goggles.

I paid for all these products and will not be compensated for by writing this review. My goal is for fellow skiers to have a wonderful time on the slopes.

At my friend’s recommendations, I got a pair of Wildhorn goggles. They are excellent. Used the low light lens and the darker one too.

Fenom™ L Low Light Lenses

Works well!

Maxfield Pro M Photochromic Snow Goggle

I'm replacing a pair of Oakley Airbrake XL goggles and I can honestly say that the Maxfield Pro is as good, if not better than Oakley at a fraction of the price. The lenses are incredibly easy to swap out and the magnets are so strong they practically yank the next lens right out of your hand. These lenses are not going to fall out during a fall, guaranteed.
The optics of the lenses are also very high quality. Wildhorn has really upped their game with the addition of the Fenom lenses. The color contrast is now comparable to Oakley Prizm and again, the cost is a fraction. Try to get a new pair of goggles and replacement lens from Oakley for $100. Not going to happen.
The third thing I really like is that these goggles fit great over prescription glasses. There is a small notch on the sides of the foam that allows the goggles to fit comfortably over prescription glasses without smashing the ear pieces into the side of your face and then yanking your glasses off with the goggles when you remove them in the lodge. Previously with my Oakleys, I had to use prescription goggle inserts which add to the cost. Now I can wear my own glasses and not have to carry my glasses in my jacket pocket for when I go in the lodge for breaks.
Thanks Wildhorn for listening to customer feedback and making a cool pair of goggles with in-demand features for a price that leaves a lot of money left over for meals and such on a ski trip!

I really like the frames. Fit is good and lens swaps are a breeze. Photochromatic lenses transition range is very small. The don’t get nearly as dark as I’d like at full bluebird. There’s banding at low light. This banding is distracting while riding. I plan to get the non photochromatic sun, low and clear setup. With lens changes so easy, no need for photochromatic. Feel like Wildhorn should help me out here.

Great fit and function, the ease in changing lenses is amazingly quick and easy. If I can’t see I can’t ski, the light can change in mere seconds, and now I can change my lense in seconds to meet almost any lighting condition. A must have.

I got to try these on an all weather spring day, from sun to fog to blizzard and then back to sun. I didn’t notice a color change but I could see well in all conditions. I highly recommend!

These lenses are amazing.

Incredible lens

These photocromomic lenses work great in low to bright light. I had purchased an extra set of low light lenses for the google but have not needed to use them. They are handy for the days when clouds are blowing over creating low to bright light every ski run. I have not tried them yet during a heavy snow storm so I don’t know if yellow lenses might work better in that condition. These are very clear and provide good vision.

The purchase of the goggles was perfect. They shipped in a reasonable time and were exactly what was ordered. Product description was accurate and complete. Shipment status and tracking was wonderful.

Fenom™ L Low Light Lenses