How do £100 goggles compare to £30 goggles?

[Doctor Of Chaos]

I agree with most people have said.

Best to try before you buy if you can everyone is different and a £50 pair might be better suited to you then a £100 pair.

Main thing i really look for in a new set of goggles is:
They are comfy
Don't fog up
Offer plenty of protection

I don't really care about style so much, for example: as much as i like the i4 for me personally, there isnt enough protection for me, like around the chin part.

Again, the above is just my personal preference, it will differ for some people.

 

[Kevin Winter]

There are almost always masks for sale on here at a very reasonable price. You don't have to spend the earth - my favourite goggles are a pair of old JT Flex that I got for a fiver off ebay, and then spent another tenner on replacing the lenses - I've had several other pairs, and gone back to them time and time again, to the point where I have bought the parts to make up an identical pair!
Buy secondhand, and if you don't like them, you'll get the bulk of your money back!

 

[BUBBAcHEWY]

You want a mask that you can see out of (doesnt fog), breathe through, and is comfortable. I really like my proflex.

 

[dantheman88]

go for comfort, try loads of pairs on, go with what you like.