Ski goggles protect the eyes from wind, snow and bright light and help you see variations in the terrain. Here you’ll find goggles and lenses for different weather and light conditions.
Choose a lens based on light conditions
Darker lenses are suitable for sunny days, while lighter and contrast-enhancing lenses provide better visibility in cloud, snowfall and flat light.
Fit against helmet and face
- The goggles should seal closely without pressing on the nose or cheeks.
- The frame should match the shape of the helmet and leave as little gap as possible.
- The ventilation should remain unobstructed to reduce fogging.
- A spare lens is practical when the weather changes quickly.
Handle the lens with care
Do not wipe the inside when it is wet. Shake out the snow, let the goggles dry, and use a soft bag or microfiber cloth on the outside.
