CHOOSE THE
RIGHT LENS.
Sun, clouds, snowfall or flat light. The right lens changes how you see the mountain — and how confidently you ride it.
SEE MORE.
RIDE BETTER.
Ski goggles do much more than protect your eyes from snow and wind. The lens controls how much light reaches your eyes, reduces glare and helps you see contrast, shapes and changes in the terrain.
Snow reflects light intensely and conditions can change quickly in the mountains. The right lens makes it easier to read what's in front of you while UV400 protection shields your eyes from harmful ultraviolet light.
HOW MUCH LIGHT
GETS THROUGH?
VLT means Visible Light Transmission. A high percentage lets more light through, while a low percentage blocks more light.
ONE LENS.
CHANGING LIGHT.
Photochromic lenses automatically react to changing light. Scroll to see how the lens adapts.
In lower light the lens stays lighter to let more light through. As conditions become brighter, it gradually darkens to reduce glare and brightness.
DIFFERENT TINT.
DIFFERENT JOB.
Lens color isn't only about looks. Different tints affect brightness, contrast and how the terrain appears.
BLACK
Our darkest lens for strong alpine sunlight and glare.
BLUE
Balanced brightness and contrast for clear sunny days.
GREEN
Versatile for bright to partly cloudy conditions.
BRONZE
A warm tint that improves contrast and reduces glare.
PINK
Extra contrast and depth in flatter light.
PHOTOCHROMIC
Automatically adapts as the light changes.