FIELD OF VIEW
The Bolle Gravity has a good field of view for a medium-sized frame. There is no comparison to the “oversize” competition. Our in-house test yielded a 165 degree field of view, which was in the middle of the pack among all goggles tested this year.

FIT & COMFORT
The Bolle Gravity is about the right size for a medium-sized face and head. They did not pinch our nose, as some of the “oversized” goggles did, but we did not like how far away the lens sits from our eyes—when the sun came out, testers could see their faces reflected in the lens. The triple-layer face foam made for a great fit and contoured on testers faces nicely, although we thought that it was a bit too wide. We paired them with five different helmets, and found no major issues with a goggle gap.

ANTI-FOG POWER
No fogging occurred in the Gravity while tested in the relatively dry climate of Colorado. However, out of the many goggles tested, the Gravity was the second to steam up in our in-house steam room test. 

LENS QUALITY
The Bolle Gravity had some of the best lenses in the class. The tint was just right, and they really did adapt to all light conditions, and most of the days we tested them, the weather went from sunny to cloudy to blizzard and back to sunny again. They worked great in all conditions, with no distortion or glare, even at the outer edges.

FEATURES
The strap was easy to adjust and it stayed in place with and without a helmet due to the thick line of gummy silicon that goes all the way around the inside of the strap. The strap is one continuous piece, and the elastic was just stretchy enough for moving them from face to forehead without any issues. It comes with a lightweight bag for stowed protection.