These are Bolle squash goggles. 
Or should I say Bollé, which is a company I’ve heard of, but I associate with skiing.
I think these look kind of cool. I’m curious how these look in person, and whether the lenses are large enough to allow good peripheral vision. (Note: See Ad’s comment below for more info.)
They’re pretty expensive – $120.
I’ve seen three models. The Bolle Field and Bolle Baller both look very similar. From what I’ve seen on the Bolle website here and here, I think the Field are size “Large” and the Baller are size “Medium”. Finally there’s the Bolle Playoff, which has squarer lenses.
Bolle Field Goggles
Bolle Baller
Bolle Baller Strap
They also have these Bolle Baller Strap models. The Baller model above also has a strap, but this has MORE STRAP.
Bolle Playoff
Black / Orange:
Black / Yellow:
Navy / Red. At first this didn’t look navy to me, but the product description at Holabird says it’s navy, and upon closer inspection of the photo, I can see it.
Ad says
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I got a pair of the black / red baller goggles recently after doing some research around what squash goggles could take prescription lenses.
I bought them from the UK based rx sport website http://www.rxsport.co.uk/categories/Browse-by-Sport/Squash/.
The quality of the product is top notch. Looks and feels great. The frame itself is not 100% rigid but rather feels slightly rubbery, which would give it great resilience in dealing with an impact…
The lenses are poly-carbonate and crystal clear.
I put in my prescription, ordered them and they arrived after a couple of weeks (shipped to me in South Africa – I was impressed).
I’m a big guy with a big head and these fit comfortably. Peripheral vision is decent with I’d say slightly more than 90 degrees to each side (with 0 degree being straight towards the front).
They are really good at not fogging up, however I sweat quite a bit and after a while the sweat runs down the lenses. I’ve taken to wearing a thick sweatband and it seems to have solved the problem.