Different brands utilize different methods for changing lenses. It all comes down to personal preferences So take an examination and find out which one works best for you.

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Oakley Switchlock

Switchlock is a completely mechanical locking system that includes a locking switch as well as a special lens cutout to guarantee an aesthetically fitting lens.

Oakley Ridgelock

Ridgelock doesn’t use any magnets, instead, it has a unique groove that runs around the frame of the goggle and a ridge that runs across the entire lens. It will fit comfortably into the frame’s groove. The fit is secured by two additional ridges at the top of the front and the top of the lens to ensure an even tighter and safer fit.

Smith MAG

Smith MAG uses a series of magnets attached to the goggle frames and lenses to give an efficient and simple lens swapping system.

Anon Magna Tech

Magna-Tech utilizes rare earth magnets in the frame and lens to create an easy, self-aligning, lens change system.

Anon M Fusion

M-Fusion blends the ease of quick lens alignment and the magnetic latch system which makes changing lenses effortless.

Zeal Rail Lock

It’s never been simpler thanks to the dual rails that allow you to slide lenses effortlessly onto the frame. A magnetic closure locks the lens in place for the most secure and simple lens swap. The frame is designed with a rimless design that gives you unrivaled peripheral vision while snowmobiling, skiing, or snowboarding. Slide, guide, lock using //RLs to create the most efficient lens-changing system in the mountains. Available in Hatchet, Portal, and Portal XL.

Anon Mig, Helix, and Hawkeye Lens Changing

The lens change of an Anon MIG Helix, as well as Hawkeye, is identical to the Oakley Ridgelock. The groove across the frame of the goggle and a ridge around the lens fits inside the frame. This fit can be secured using 9 tiny “clips” that will snug the lens into the frame.