Carrera Ski/Snowboard Goggles Minute Frame: Silver Matte, Lens: Hyper Brown

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The Alleycat Snow by Melon Optics has been designed to give you a light weight alternative to full goggles that still offer substantial protection from the elements. Clear or yellow lenses are the only choices you want for dark skiing! You need all the light you can possibly get while night skiing, so these filter out very little. CLOUDY/LOW LIGHT Bollés signature Volt series lenses are made from polycarbonate, a material that is both shatterproof and scratch resistant. Specifically developed for firm and fresh snow, these performance lenses offer 100% UV protection, 30% colour enhancement and increased depth perception for optimal visual performance. otg and helmet compatibale: featured with otg design, the ski goggles is good for adult and youth(maximum size of glasses: 13.5cm * 4cm). odoland goggles large frame design and extra long adjustable straps make it fit any ski helmet perfectly. We can't see ultraviolet wavelengths, but they can damage eyes and lead to cataracts, cancer, and structural damage to the retina.

Vents on goggles are usually present on all sides of the perimeter of the frame. These vents encourage enough air flow that the warm air from your body can dissipate enough to prevent fogging from occurring. This is why you may have seen ski tourers, or those traveling uphill on skis wearing sunglasses for the uphill, and goggles for the downhill. Julbo has sought to balance protection and increased ventilation with their SuperFLow system on their Aerospace goggles, which allows the lenses to subtly lift away from the lens and encourage more ventilation. HELMET COMPATIBILITYGoggles can be temperamental, especially when it comes to fogging up. To reduce the fogging, I bring mine inside every night and store them at room temperature. I ensure the face foam dries out but doesn’t get too warm. I know some folks who drive with the goggles on the dash to get warm on their way to the resort — just be careful they don’t heat up to the point where the plastic is in danger of melting. PREVENT SCRATCHES

Goggles can have unique lenses with a specific purpose, just as sunglasses. The most popular choices and their intended uses are given below. otg design & helmet compatible】--fit glasses 5.7 inches in length and 2.4 inches in mirror height.adjustable headband, high elasticity,compatible with most helmets,suitable for different winter sport:skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling and etc. The Julbo Aerospace OTG Ski Goggles is our winner for best Photochromic goggles for its superior lens technology. We also like that it's a high-end goggle that is accessible to different types of skiers–including those who want OTG goggles. OTG refers to “Over the Glasses'' and makes skiing accessible to folks who use prescription glasses. When not wearing your snowboard goggles to shield your eyes from wind, snow, and tiredness, keep a " Gogglesoc" handy to prevent scratches on the lenses. What are the best ski goggles? Another option for people with glasses who ski are prescription goggle inserts. Cleverly, these large inserts fit into most ski goggles and securely hold your prescription lenses in place. Compared to OTG goggles, these inserts mean you don't have to wear your glasses underneath your goggles. This has a number of benefits such as reduced likelihood of fogging, less items to wear and means you won't break your everyday specs if you happen to crash whilst skiing.Pink and copper lenses - If there won't be any fog, but there will be bad lighting, pink and copper lenses can be a better option for your goggles. Compared to the lenses we previously mentioned, they are less effective in foggy conditions, but they perform pretty well in darker settings. Sizes Available: Small/Women's Sizing to XL, Low Bridge/Asian Fit (note: M and L sizes are listed as "I/O Mag." Other sizes are listed as different products e.g. "I/O Mag XL" or "I/O Mag S," but are the same model, just in a different size. The Bloks are well-loved for their retro design, impressive expansion view (i.e., wide lenses), and anti-fogging coating. This design also comes in an Asian fit (although the lens color options are unfortunately limited). I've tried my fair share of faulty goggles-some where fogging is an issue, others that were too dark or too light for the harsh lighting skiers and riders often encounter in the mountains. Not only do the wrong lenses or faulty goggles put a dent in the fun snow sports bring, but they can also be dangerous. Hitting an uneven patch of snow or an unseen feature can have huge consequences for everyone from beginners to advanced.

Still, if you're choosing between the two, here are a few questions you can ask yourself that may help make the choice easier. DO YOU WEAR GLASSES?

FAQ’s about skiing sunglasses

Fully UVA, UVB and UVC light protective, Scott's Cervina Glacier sunglasses are fitted with their Cat3/Cat4 Precision Optics Lenses. These shatter proof polycarbonate lenses are available in grey, red chrome or brown colour variants which come with the frame's 4 colour options.