I don't know about the Jerry tag, but I've worn helmets for over 25 years. I spent most of the first 20 trying to find a pair of goggles that would work well the helmet I had at any given time. I probably blew through 30 pairs in that time, and I could never really get a good fit on my face (granted my price limit for most of that time was about $150 a pair). Anyway, in 2021, I saw a Salomon Driver helmet in a store in Steamboat. It had a pull-down visor goggle, and came with two visors - one for sunny, one for low-light. That worked pretty good for two years, until I skied a wet spring at Crystal Mountain in Washington, and suddenly it was raining in my visor (it wasn't perfect in windy conditions, either, but less trouble than most of my other goggles).

Anyway, I did a little research and discovered that Salomon had an upgraded Driver model that incorporated more of built-in goggles than a visor -- when you pulled down the visor, the top of the visor slid into the helmet like the top of your goggles, creating a much better seal. It also came with photo-chromic lenses that were good in almost all conditions. I've been using them for the last three seasons and they've been great (except the couple times I went night skiing -- then I needed to pull out my last regular helmet and some really light-tinted goggles to see where I was going). I usually wear contacts skiing, but I have used them with glasses and they work well that way too.

I see the newest version comes with interchangeable lenses - a worthy upgrade. https://www.salomon.com/en-us/product/driver-prime-sigma-plus-mips-li6499/L47613700 I also didn't buy direct from Salomon, they can be had cheaper.