Triple layer standard foam is a solid choice for most resort skiers. It uses three densities of foam—a soft layer against your face, a medium mid-layer for cushioning, and a firm base that holds its shape—so you get a comfortable, consistent seal without the premium price tag.
For typical day trips and moderate exertion, the standard triple layer handles moisture just fine. You'll notice the difference mainly if you're someone who really sweats on long, high-intensity runs or skis all day in warm spring conditions. In those cases, the moisture-wicking upgrade helps pull sweat away from your skin and keeps the foam drier longer.
If you're skiing mostly half-days or regular resort laps and don't tend to overheat, triple layer standard foam hits the sweet spot between comfort and value. Just keep in mind that all foam compresses over time, so replace your goggles when the seal starts to feel loose.