If you’re wondering about helmet compatibility, the answers can be found at the pinnacle of halfpipe riding. Chloe Kim runs the strap underneath her helmet, while Scotty James chooses to wear it over the top. It’s all about your own preference, but if you opt for the latter then you can trust the three silicon grips on the inside of the strap to keep it from slipping.

“The Oakley Line Miner is brilliant… It’s easy to see why so many of snowboarding’s biggest names put their trust in it”

Another option for those willing to swap a bit more cash for convenience is the Prizm Inferno system, exclusive to the Line Miner. A lightweight strap-mounted battery pack heats your lens in 3-minute cycles, which you trigger with a simple push of a button.

At the first sign of potential fogging, the Inferno will prevent the problem before it has a chance to bed in, all without affecting your own temperature. It’s not cheap, though; if you were wondering why the price range of the Oakley Line Miner varies so much, there’s your answer.

Even if you don’t go for the tech upgrade, the Oakley Line Miner is brilliant, especially for the price. It’s easy to see why so many of snowboarding’s biggest names put their trust in it.