Overall rating: 4.0588236 / 5 from 17 reviews.
Review topics: ["design","battery","goggles"].
"battery life is amazing, last 5 hrs running on auto"
"👍"
"Held charge the entire ride"
"The holder is not well designed. The batteries fly out so easily. The battery door needs a redesign. The goggles are very good when the batteries are in!"
"Always love everything from 509. Can you make it snow please?"
"Works great easy to stay clear with xtra batteries thank you"
"Works great I have 3 of these for those heavy snow days"
"I’m on my 3rd battery. The holder on the Goggle strap is not a great design and these batteries fly out so easily. The battery door needs a strap or flap or something. Love the goggles when the batteries in though!!"
"This battery preforms as expected."
"One fully charged battery will last on average 3/4 of the day riding when the battery/goggles are left on “automatic” the entire time, as long you shut them off during lunch time. They died 2/3 through the day when I left them on “automatic” during lunch. Automatic is the absolute bare minimum I can use because unfortunately I am predominantly a heavy mouth breather, and I am very fit. I have balaclava’s with built-in breath boxes, which is an absolute requirement for me as well because I’ve tried without, and that’s even worse on fogging. I really like to put these on “high” for the entire ride, which is why I bought an extra battery. Two batteries still doesn’t last the entire day on high for 7+ hours of riding in a day, which is a bummer for how much is spent on the heated goggles paired with two battery’s. However, they are a game changer compared to not having any heat so it is my best option right now 🤷:male_sign:. I bring a charging block to recharge the first in my backpack one once it dies. It’s extra weight and cords but it’s better than buying another battery IMO. Overall, if you are like me I’d recommend the heated goggles, two batteries & quick-connects for your goggles. If you can disconnect them quickly when you stop without having to take them all the way off, it should significantly improve your fogging challenges and riding experience."
