Goggles
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- OakleyFlight Deck L Ski-/Snowboard Goggles Matte Black / Prizm Sapphire Iridium210,95 €
- OakleyFlight Deck M Ski-/Snowboard Goggles Matte Black / Prizm Torch Iridium210,95 €
- - 29 %SogglePictures Goggle Protection Cinque Torri13,95 €9,95 €
- - 29 %SoggleHeartbeat Goggle Protection Ski Mountaineer13,95 €9,95 €
- - 25 %OakleyLine Miner M Ski-/Snowboard Goggles Matte White / Prizm Hi Pink Iridium158,95 €119,95 €
- - 21 %UvexG.GL 3000 Top Ski-/Snowboard Goggles White / Mirror Silver Polavision®169,95 €134,95 €
- - 29 %SogglePictures Goggle Protection Forest13,95 €9,95 €
- SalomonIvy Goggle White Glitch / Blue Women119,95 €
- - 13 %POCPocito Iris Goggle Fluorescent Pink Sonar Orange/ No Mirror Kids79,95 €69,95 €
- SogglePictures Goggle Protection Skiday Sunrise12,95 €
- POCFovea Clarity Goggle Lead Blue / Spektris Orange179,95 €
- OakleyFall Line L Ski-/Snowboard Goggles Black / Prizm Sapphire Iridium199,95 €
- - 50 %ScottFix Goggle Purple / Enhancer Teal Chrome99,95 €49,95 €
- CascoFX 70 Carbonic Goggle Schwarz / Orange144,95 €
- CascoFX-70 Carbonic Goggle Weiß-Silber144,95 €
- - 23 %SoggleHeartbeat Goggle Protection Snowboarder12,95 €9,95 €
- SalomonLo Fi Sigma Goggle Grey / Silver Pink129,95 €
- Sweet ProtectionInterstellar Rig Reflect BLI Goggle Rig Obsidian / Rig Light Amethyst / Matte Black279,95 €
- OakleyFall Line M Ski-/Snowboard Goggles Matte Black / Prizm Black Iridium199,95 €
- - 29 %SoggleEyes Tiger Goggle Protection13,95 €9,95 €
- - 17 %UvexDownhill 2000 S CV Ski-/Snowboard Goggles White / Orange White / Mirror Rose119,95 €99,95 €
- - 17 %AlpinaEstetica Q-Lite Ski-/Snowboard Goggles Pearlwhite / Mirror Orange119,95 €99,95 €
- CascoFX 70 Vautron Goggle Schwarz189,95 €
- - 17 %MarkerUltra Flex Goggle Gold59,90 €49,95 €
- OakleyLine Miner M Ski-/Snowboard Goggles Matte White / Prizm Sapphire Iridium158,95 €
- OakleyFlight Tracker M Ski-/Snowboard Goggles Matte White / Prizm Hi Pink Iridium168,95 €
- Smith4D Mag Ski-/Snowboard Helmet Rock Salt / Tannin / Everyday Rose Gold Mirror / Storm Rose Flash Women279,95 €
- - 23 %SoggleEyes Bear 2 Goggle Protection12,95 €9,95 €
- ScottFactor Pro Goggle Black / White Enhancer39,95 €
- - 23 %SoggleNative Tiroler Adler Goggle Protection12,95 €9,95 €
- - 23 %SoggleEyes Skulls Goggle Protection Green12,95 €9,95 €
- ScottLCG Compact Goggle White / Enhancer Rose Chrome Women199,95 €
- OakleyFlight Deck L Ski-/Snowboard Goggles Matte Black / Prizm Rose170,95 €
- SpektrumSylarna Bio Essential Ski-/Snowboard Goggles Essential Black / Brown Multilayer Red / Clear Purple189,90 €
- OakleyFlight Deck L Ski-/Snowboard Goggles Matte White / Prizm Jade Iridium210,95 €
- POCZonula Clarity Ski-/Snowboard Goggles Moldanite Green / Clarity Define / Spektris Azure199,95 €



Ski or snowboard goggles are undoubtedly one of the most crucial parts of winter gear repertoire. And since goggles are there to provide our eyes a crisp vision and essential protection from very sunny-through variable and very challenging low light conditions, picking the right ski or snowboard goggles for men and women must be handled with a proper care. Therefore, their quality and features should not be underestimated.
Why the need of goggles?
The one and only job of ski goggles is to protect eyes from outer elements. First of all, they need to properly fit on the face in order to keep the strong sun rays (also known as UV light) away possibly causing eye damage or in other words, snow blindness and with rising elevation in the mountains this risk is potentially higher, especially when skiing on glaciers for example. Other essential benefits of wearing goggles would prevent snow or rain coming in or enhance vision contrast during stormy days.
Various models, shapes and sizes
Nowadays a goggle world offers a great variety of shapes and designs to cover the spectrum of needs of skiers and snowboarders. Ultimately, a good fitting goggle will grant you a great field of peripheral vision and comfortable sealed fit around the nose and face. There’s, however one more thing to consider when picking the right ski goggles, and those are helmets. If you already are an owner of a ski helmet or you are planning on buying one, remember ski helmets and ski goggles often go hand in hand. So again, make sure, the fit around the nose and face is tight and comfortable and more importantly without a gap between the top of goggles and helmet. If there’s a too big of a gap, you might end up either with a brain freeze due to too much of an airflow or a super awkward sun tan on your forehead.

On the market, there’s currently few distinguishable fits and those are for men, women, children, over the glasses (OTG) and lastly an Asian fit.
Men’s goggles – this category covers the majority of standard sized adult goggles
Women’s goggles – built mainly for majority of women with smaller face than regular sized adult goggles. These goggles come with reduced volume over the nose bridge to avoid wind and snow coming in
Children’s goggles – smaller frame, usually sturdy and simplified to reduce the unnecessary costs down to minimum
O.T.G – goggles specifically built in mind for skiers and snowboarders who simply can’t ride without their prescription glasses on the slope. OTG goggles in general have deeper frame so your regular glasses are not being pushed on the face and then sides of the foam are being cut away to allow a glasses arms to fit under.
Asian fit – goggles in this category were designed for a specific face anatomy and it should accommodate people with lower nose bridge and higher cheekbones
Lens tins, shapes and conditions
Essentially, there are two basic types of goggle lenses. Cylindrical and spherical. The main noticeable difference between these two, is their shape. Cylindrical lens is ‘’flat’’, only curved along its vertical axis, which distorts the reflection and will deliver only reduced peripheral field of view. On other hand, spherical lens has more of a resemblance of the human eye i.e., it’s shaped along horizontal and vertical axis. The benefits of wearing goggles with spherical lens will deliver better optical clarity along with peripheral view and no distortion.
As there are different shapes and sizes of goggles and lenses, there also are tin lenses for variety of weather conditions. As was mentioned before, the conditions may vary from very bright and sunny to stormy and low light. Tins are rated from 0 to 4 – where zero is most suitable for low light conditions as opposed to category 4, which is dark and suitable for very bright days. The most versatile lenses are within category 2-3, which can accommodate most of the conditions out there.

