Winter Cycling - Anyone try these Goggles ???

Anyone try these "tactical" goggles from ESS with the same TurboFan feature as Smith???

http://www.opticsplanet.net/ess-profile-turbofan-goggles.html#
http://www.essgoggles.com/Profile-TurboFan_53_detail.html

The system looks VERY similar to the Smith stuff. It also seems to be cheaper (as well as the replacement lenses).

http://www.essgoggles.com/Profile-Replacement-Lenses_46_detail.html

look like the same goggles under a different name.. they look identical to the smiths.. i got mine from a motorcycle site for $110 with clear lenses.. ordered a couple other colored lenses for $9 each... not bad..they work great... only time they ever fogged on me was in a blizzard when the snow came down so big heavy and wet that it covered the intakes... a mt bike brim would have helped keep it out, will do that next time..

I have the Uvex Supersonic S goggles that I use with a Polar Wrap mask and Giro Ravine sports helmet and they fogged up today for the first time. I should have left the vents open on my helmet because I built up so much heat while riding when I stopped because a cement truck was coming from behind and another vehicle was coming the other way on a road with no shoulder that had snow blow on it from an open field . I was looking at the goggles with the TurboFan but thought they would be too large with the Giro Ravine helmet and PolarWrap combo for biking.

http://www.uvexsports.com/images/products/goggles/medium/supersonic_s_2126.jpg

hmm, looks soo nice.

$134.10 + $30 for eye glass inserts + prescription. $$ ouch...