Adapt 3 Low-Bridge

I bought the Glade Adapt 2 low bridge goggles last year and have not been disappointed. They are super comfy to wear, fit seamlessly with my helmet, and the photochromic lens is a god-send when light conditions change throughout the day. I would definitely recommend Glade goggles to anyone who skis or snowboards.

Had reservations about the goggles but after reading reviews, I decided to pull the trigger and get new goggles for the wife and kid. Goggles fit really well and look really good. Being able to just keep the goggles on all day without having to change out lenses is great and worry about fogging is great. Can't go wrong with the price either.

Great fitting goggles, no issues with fogging, fits my face AND glasses underneath!! These really are awesome

I bought it for my wife and I tried it on myself as well. This low bridge goggle fits really well with our Asian faces. The foam is really comfy and it doesn't push against the cheekbones. It doesn't block as much sun as the old goggle she has, but overall it's very clear and didn't fog up.
She likes the product, and I wish there's a bigger size for myself.

I originally ordered a pair of Fathom+ goggles, but found the curvature and bridge height to be too aggressive for me. I exchanged it for the low-bridge Adapt 2, and will be keeping the goggles.

Out of the box, it had noticeably better clarity than the Bluesky goggles that I had from Costco. From a fit standpoint, I can get a good seal by wearing the goggles a little lower on my face so that the bridge goes over the tip of my nose. I wish they had gone even flatter with the low bridge fit, but it was still a closer fit than the low bridge Smith 4D Mag that I tried on earlier this year.

I got to ski with the goggles over 6 days at Breck, Vale, and BC in bluebird skies, variable, and whiteout storm conditions. These things rocked on both bluebird and whiteout days. I had no issues seeing what I was skiing into except for times the sun slid behind the clouds on the variable day, but that tends to be a problem with most goggles, and swapping to a yellow/clear lens would have introduced its own issues whenever the sun came out.

In summary, the goggles do exactly what they are supposed to do. I had great peripheral vision, they didn't fog up, and they never felt too dark or too light as conditions changed.

I would have been willing to pay extra for magnetic lens swapping, since my local hill has night skiing, but overall happy with my purchase.

I took this out last weekend in the arctic storm and had little to no fogging both on the wet, snowy days and on the sunny, bright days. The low bridge shape fits well and does better than any Smith goggles do on my face, where I always had a nose gap. Thank you for making goggles that fit those of us with lower nose bridges!

Bought these for my wife. She likes to tube and play in the snow. I bought my pair last year for snowboarding. Love them, especially since no more battling with fogging up lenses.

Awesome goggles! The low bridge fit it perfect for me. Absolutely love them

A quality Ski goggles have gotten pretty pricy these days. I can end up with spending more than $300. And extra lenses are crazy expensive, too.

Glade's photochromic lens eliminated to buy extra lens. They also eliminated a task to choose a right lens every morning. The lens has been working well as promised. That enabled them not to go to a magnetic lens fixture. That technology would push pricing.

I feel that they did not choose a photochromic technology to just add a feature. They have chosen it as a part of their clever design. BTW, it is still pretty easy to swap lenses on their goggle, even though it may be a little more work than magnetic systems.

The design won't be very helpful, unless quality comes together. Don't worry. Their hardware is top notch. Everything is fit together precisely. So far I am not seeing irregularity. Hopefully this lasts long.

Then, I was impressed by the fact that spare straps are available so that you can swap a strap. Many goggles in the market won't allow you to swap it. Many vendors won't supply spare straps, either. Goggle straps are made out of rubber. Rubber will be gradually stretched. Once it goes beyond a certain point, you have to let go a whole goggle. That is an expensive proposition.

And, I wear glasses. Glade's googles allow me to do so, as long as I wear relatively narrow frame. That is a huge win for anyone who needs to wear glasses.

Though I have not been with Adapt 2 for long, I am really liking of the goggle and Glade. Their product support appears to be very responsive. Very likely I will buy another one from them. I would like to thank Curt, the founder.

The lens change to the conditions as advertised! The clarity is much better than my other goggles.

I just purchased the adapt 2 low bridge and they fit perfectly! I used them for 4 days at Steamboat and they never fogged.

I've had these googles for a couple weeks now. Skiing at Crystal Mountain last Wednesday (3/19/2025) on hard fast groomers my buddies were belly aching about the flat light and I could see fine. Amazing!

The low-bridge version fits perfectly and comfortably. No more cold wind ingress through the nose gap! The lens quality is great. I no longer need multiple lenses for different conditions. The photochromic feature works well from bright sun to night skiing, although it struggles with contrast in flat light and whiteout conditions. Overall, this is a great value and a truly versatile lens.

It's refreshing to be able to get a great set of goggles at a realistic price point. Don't think twice - these are winners

They are awesome!!!!!

The photochromatic properties of the lens works really well and I never feel the need to change lenses. I don't prefer the frame however, in order to provide a lot of ventilation and no fog the frame is a bit more protruding from the face and the lens is therefore further from yours eyes than other brands. I find that my field of view is not great in the downwards direction

I use the Smith Vida MIPS helmet. It is compatible with that. More crucially these goggles are a fit for my big glasses that slide down to my mid-cheek. They fit way better than my Smith I/O Mag Low Bridge. I have a medium sized face. My glasses barely fog up in these. I really need to get contacts. That's not on the goggles. Very easy to pop out the lens. That was the first thing I tested when I received. The goggle bag has 2 slots. The case also has 2 compartments.

Great goggle that looks amazing. I’m a snowboard instructor and the photochromic works really well when I’m out on the mountain a full day. It’s been very convenient not having to change lenses when the weather changes and the low bridge fit is the best I’ve found. The clarity is also really good and the quality is on par with my other, more expensive goggles. You really can’t go wrong with Glade.

After 30 yrs of skiing I’ve gone through many sets of goggles. My search for the perfect fitting goggles was hindered by my low nose bridge. In the 90’s goggles were not made for Asian faces and then finally Oakley came out with an Asian fit pair but they cost over $300 (and this was 10 yrs ago). Finally goggles that fit my face but they would frequently fog up and didn’t fit with the shape of my helmet. I saw Glade on IG and decided to give them a try when I got fed up with the fogging. Finally the PERFECT goggle (fit and anti-fog)!! Forms to my helmet perfectly also. Thank you for offering a high quality product for a reasonable price!! I’m telling all my snow loving friends about your goggles!!

I was so pleased with the first goggle I bought another one.

Worked wonderfully, especially when light conditions were changing and I didn't have to worry about carrying an extra lense or going back to the car/locker to swap lenses out.

I’m half Filipino and half Vietnamese. These low bridge goggles are great! The colors really pop. However, the goggles are also the biggest I’ve ever had. The cover a lot of my face. Not really a big problem…just need to get used to them.

Amazing goggles. They fit really well and. Don’t fog at all. I can also wear them over my glasses without any issue.

This review is overdue. I got this last season and liked it a lot. The photochromic is great dealing with sunny weather and overcast. I did not have the need to change lenses.
I also wore it on snowy days and wished the lens could be better on snowy/stormy days:
1. It occasionally fogs up. This is when it is snowy and I am a bit warm and sweaty myself. I found the upper part of the lens fogs up a little bit. However, it is still way better than my old goggle.
2. I wish it allows more light in on stormy days. It was a bit hard to see with very flat light.

However, nothing can beat its value. I found it very usable on almost all days except very snowy/stormy days.

One more thing to note was that I bought the Adapt low bridge. However, I still found a little gap above my nose. It did not bother me too much though.

Great looking googles. Can’t wait to try them out this season!

Needed a low bridge fit, and this is fitting well and spacious

I can't be bothered swapping out lenses all the time when there's variable light conditions, so this google is perfect for me! It really does adapt (pun intended) well to the light, it never fogged, and I was very happy with it's performance while working as a guide in Alaska this winter. The low bridge fit is perfect for my face. I always had a bit of a gap around my nose with other googles. These fit my face like a glove! 10/10 would recommend!!

Sweet!