Safety Glasses Guide
How to Choose the Right Ski Goggles for You
Choosing ski or snowboard goggles isn't just about looks; more importantly, it's about maintaining a clear and stable field of vision in varying light, temperature, and snow conditions. You can choose based on the following factors:
Choose the appropriate lens VLT (Visible Light Transmission) based on the weather
Snow conditions can change quickly, and the lens's light transmission directly affects visibility:
- Sunny, bright conditions: Choose low VLT lenses to effectively reduce glare and provide a clearer view.
- Cloudy or overcast days: Choose medium VLT lenses, which are more versatile and suitable for most snow conditions.
- Nighttime or low visibility in snowy conditions: Choose high VLT lenses for a brighter field of vision.
Some of our models support quick lens replacement. If you frequently ski in different weather conditions, we recommend choosing a model with interchangeable lenses for greater flexibility.
Pay attention to anti-fog design for a more stable field of vision
Breathing and changes in body temperature while skiing can easily cause lenses to fog up.
Our goggles feature a double-layer lens + inner anti-fog coating + highly breathable foam structure to reduce fogging caused by temperature differences between the inside and outside of the lens, providing a longer-lasting clear view. This is especially important if you frequently ski for extended periods or at high speeds.
Ensure a comfortable fit that conforms to your face shape
Goggles need to fit naturally against the edges of your face. The better the fit, the stronger the wind protection and the less likely they are to fog up.
Our models feature a three-dimensional nose bridge design and a soft three-layer memory foam frame, ensuring a comfortable fit for high, medium, and Asian face shapes, without pressing on the face or pinching the nose.
Match with your helmet, leaving no gaps
If you wear a helmet, be sure to ensure there are no gaps between the goggles and the edge of the helmet to prevent cold air from entering, causing tearing and fogging.
Our goggles feature a non-slip silicone strap design that securely fastens to the helmet and prevents slipping.
Choose the configuration based on your usage frequency
- Occasional skiing: Choose a basic model with adequate anti-fog and UV protection.
- For frequent skiers or those planning extended skiing trips: Choose models with interchangeable lenses, enhanced anti-fog technology, and spherical lenses for a wider field of view and higher clarity.