Chances are you don’t have to use too much imagination here because like us you’ve experienced this firsthand. Sometimes the weather just can’t make up its mind. Vista Goggles from HMK solves this.

Kirk Zack and HMK had two focuses when designing the Vista Goggle: improve the field of vision and figure out how to change them quickly and easily. The solution to the latter comes through a magnetic lens attachment. This allows riders to switch out lenses throughout the day in just seconds.

The first question anyone has for a magnetic lens concerns its reliability. Will it pop out while you traverse the mountainside? Will it stay intact during the first hard landing of the day? According to Zack, this isn’t an issue. He’s had X Games riders crash while wearing his goggle with zero detriment to the goggle.

First, we’re not talking bargain buys. If you want this kind of muscle sled performance, you’re going to need your check books. The Mach Z retails for $19,699 and the Thundercat comes in at $19,495. Now that we’re past the initial “sticker shock,” we can focus on what you will get with your hard-earned cash—no more snow dust. Because with either of these two muscle sleds, you won’t need to worry about following anyone down the trails.

The Mach Z is powered by the Rotax 900 ACE Turbo that generates 180 horsepower (Ski-Doo decided to limit the power output at 180 because too much power can be just overkill). The Thundercat features a C-Tech4 998cc turbo that dynos out around 200 horsepower.