Ski Goggles
Looking for new ski or snowboard goggles?
All the goggles available at Glisshop will offer suitable sun protection and you will enjoy their multiple designs, colourways and technical details. Be it for skiing or snowboarding, nowadays goggles are a true fashion statement and an essential part of your gear! At Glisshop, you will find a complete range of women’s ski goggles at the best price, as well as a selection of very technically advanced men’s snow goggles. Let's not forget our line of kids’ snow goggles dedicated to smaller faces. So, stop waiting and make you choice among our ski and snowboard goggles from leading brands. Enjoy the latest innovative technologies such as Prizm goggles from Oakley or Chromapop from Smith or even goggles with magnetic lenses and the models that come with an interchangeable additional lens. If you need prescription glasses, you will enjoy finding a full range of OTG goggles specifically designed to offer more room and be worn over your glasses.
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The Salomon Aksium 2.0 S Peach ski mask is ideal for sessions on the slopes on low-light days and ensures a reduction in the brightness of light on snow thanks to its Flash screen.
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The Oakley O-Frame 2.0 Pro M Matte Black Persimmon are comfortable, medium-sized ski goggles with a durable O-Matter chassis and an adjustable strap.
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Super comfortable to wear over a beanie or helmet, the AZR Action Otg Matte Black Multilayer Blue ski goggles provide adaptive vision thanks to a category 1-3 photochromic lens.
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The AZR Evolution Otg Kaki Mate Full Yellow Multilayer ski mask features a Category 3 lens to protect you on sunny days. It is compatible with prescription glasses.
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The AZR Evolution Otg Noire Mate Full Rouge Multicouche ski goggle features a category 3 lens for clear, comfortable vision in fine weather.
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The Smith Io Mag S White Vapor Chromapop Sun Platinum Mirror + Chromapop Storm Rose Flash ski goggle offer an unparalleled visual experience with its ChromaPop lenses.
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Thanks to its stretch fabric, the Foehnalpes Ski Goggle Liner adapts perfectly to all ski goggles, ensuring tailor-made protection.
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Buyer’s guide for skiing goggles
Choosing ski or snowboard goggles is a matter of taste, but not only. So, to help you order the right model, here are a few useful tips.
How to choose the right goggle lens?
Polarised goggles prevent glare and reflection by filtering light, which can be very useful on snow. They also boost contrast and colours. Miror lenses reflect sun light, just like a mirror would, and reduce glare as well.
Photochromic lenses react to the amount of light (and UV) that goes through them by darkening (or lightening) in a few seconds. You can go from low-light conditions to sunny conditions without changing lenses, thus improving visual comfort. The best of the best being 1-3 photochromic goggles that cover all the possible light levels you can encounter. They offer appropriate protection and the best visual comfort no matter the weather, improving your experience on the slopes.
Understanding lens categories
Sunglasses and goggle lenses are both classified the same way.
Category 1: bad weather, foggy conditions, flat light.
Category 2: cloudy weather with a touch of sun here and there.
Category 3: sunny days.
Category 4: very bright light conditions, glacier and high-altitude mountaineering.
Google lenses for flat light
Tips: on white out days or foggy weather, lenses with a yellow, orange or pink tint will increase contrast and optimise visual acuity.
Category 4 snow goggles
Ski goggles that offer the highest level of protection belong to the category 4 but they are very dark and not so versatile in variable light conditions. As soon as light declines (late afternoon, shadow in the woods) you cannot see very well through them, unless you have photochromic lenses (read below).
Spherical lenses
Many manufacturers offer goggles with spherical lenses. They enhance your peripheral vision thanks to a wider lens allowing a 180° panoramic view and more vision above and below. It is very useful for snowboarders who ride sideways but also very appreciated by skiers.
OTG goggles for Over The Glasses
OTG goggles are dedicated to people you wear prescription glasses. This design offers more room to let you wear your glasses underneath. This improves your comfort and allows you to fully enjoy your session.
How to stop fogging?
To prevent fogging: on the chair lift, avoid putting your goggles on your beanie or helmet, rather keep it on your face. Never wipe the inside of a wet lens, this could damage the anti-fogging coating, wait for it to air dry.
How to choose the right size of goggles for your face?
Even though there is properly speaking no sizes when it comes to snow goggles, you will find 3 distinct fits on the market: small face, medium face, wide face. They allow everyone to find the ideal goggles that will fit their face and provide great comfort.
Oakley, Smith, Giro, Anon, Bolle: the besy brands of ski goggles
A wide selection of ski goggles for men, women and kids
Glisshop offers the biggest choice of ski goggles on the market with over 800 models in stock all year round from brands such as Poc, Redbull, Anon, Roxy, Smith, and Electric, Rossignol, Scott, Head, Salomon, Atomic and Marker, Bolle and Oakley, Cairn, Giro, Bliz, Pit Viper. With such an incredible choice you are certain to find the right snow goggles.