Snowboard/Ski Goggles

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Brand  

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• Anon
  Anon is the goggles & helmets brand belonging to Burton snowboards. Anon is long established as one of the leading snowboard accessories brands with a proud reputation for innovation, quality and style. Anon goggles and helmets are massive in the world of snowboarding but are also worn by skiers who appreciate the technological innovations, fit, comfort and style inherent in everything Anon. Anon helmets were, pre 2014, marketed under the now defunct R.E.D. brand name.
• Ashbury
  Founded in 2007 Ashbury Eyewear produce high quality products based upon style, culture, function and wear-ability.
• Atomic
  Atomic have one simple goal - to make every skier a better skier.
• Bern
  Bern - probably the coolest helmet brand on the planet - bar none! Just because you wear a helmet, it does not mean you have to look like a dork! Bern sussed this out years ago and now produce the coolest range of helmets and body armour for all extreme sports - skate, skateboard, bike, BMX, cycle, snowboard, ski, watersports, wakeboard, canoe and h2o.
• Bolle
• Cebe
  Over 120 years of product development has made Cebe one of the biggest and most popular manufacturers of ski and snowboard goggles and helmets.
• Dirty Dog
  Dirty Dog. Polarized Sunglasses, Snowboard and ski goggles at great prices. Vintage inspired and modern classic designs finished in high quality.
• Dragon
  Dragon make some of the most innovative snowboard goggles and sunglasses in the world and have a unique style that sets them apart from the rest.
• Electric
  Electric is a global, premium sport and lifestyle accessory brand rooted in Southern California’s rich action sports, music, art and customization culture. Electric designs and markets an extensive line of watches, sunglasses, snow goggles, snow helmets, bags, apparel and accessories throughout the globe.
• Giro
  Giro, based in Scotts Valley, CA, is a worldwide leader in high-performance protective gear for action sports and active lifestyles, specializing in quality snow helmets and goggles.
• Julbo
  Julbo are an innovative optic and eyewear company that produce high quality sunglasses, goggles and helmets. With over 125 years of experience in this industry, Julbo always seek to produce excellent quality products with the same sense of adventure as they did at the start.
• K2
  K2 started making their skis in 1962 and their aim was to be the best ski company in the world and to have the most fun doing it. This aim still lives on today and is evident in their ski products. When they created the first ski featuring a fibreglass wrapped torsion box, K2 in essence invented the modern snow ski as we know it. K2 started making snowboards in 1987 and adapted the same philosophy as with their ski range. True quality and of course having fun. Their original concepts and technology drives snowboarding forward. K2 skis, snowboards, bags, boots, bindings all boast innovative designs and the latest technology to ensure you are getting the best.
• Marker
  Marker make some of the best bindings in the industry including track mounted bindings and drill mounted bindings. Marker make bindings to suit every skier from beginners to professionals. So go on, rule the mountain.
• Nike SB
  In 2002, Nike introduced the "SB" brand. Nike SB has rapidly become one of the leading brands in the skate shoe and snowboard boot markets. Nike's reputation for quality footwear in a host of other sporting arenas served as a massive springboard for Nike to take a big share of these important footwear categories.
• Oakley
  Oakley are one of the biggest names in action sports. Renowned for making some of the best sunglasses and ski / snowboard goggles in the world which are worn by snowsports’ elite everyday, Oakley also make a super high quality range of outerwear and streetwear, which always live up to the levels of quality associated with their award winning eyewear.
• POC
• Ruroc
  Ruroc. Designed and built by skiers and snowboarders for the ultimate full face helmet and goggle integration. A distinct design that cannot be found elsewhere.
• Salomon
  By 1972, Salomon had become the world's biggest ski manufacturer. Salamon released their first snowboard in 1997, and immediately cemented their highly respected place in the snowboarding industry, just as they have done for the last 50 years with alpine skiing, nordic skiing, hiking, trail running, and everything else associated with mountain life.
• Shred
  Whether you're a racer, park rat or backcountry mountain man (or woman!) Shred are guaranteed to have a product for you that always follows their ethos of high tech, perfect function and great form. All their products are made with passion for the sports as well as years of expert knowledge.
• Sinner
  Sinner leads the way for high quality yet affordable goggles, helmets and eyewear. The goggles include technical innovations that mean they are appreciated by skiers, boarders and mountain fanatics alike. Add to this their incredible range of durable and stylish helmets and you have a brand forged in the mountains and focused on progression.
• Smith
  Smith Optics are one of the sports industry's leading eyewear and goggle companies, where innovation is constant and performance is paramount.
• Sontimer
  Sontimer. High quality goggles and eye wear designed and tested in Australia. Excellent quality at a reasonable price!
• SPY
  Started in 1994 SPY has been at the forefront of technical innovation in the action sports eyewear market.
• Von Zipper
  VonZipper is an an Orange County based manufacturer of some of the raddest sunglasses, goggles, accessories and soft goods in the action sports market!
• Zeal

Colour

• Black
  Mostly Black
• White
  Mostly White
• Silver
• Grey
• Red
• Pink
• Purple
• Blue
• Teal
• Green
• Yellow
• Orange
• Brown
• Gold

Availability

• Current Season
  These products have been in stock for more than 60 days but they are still this season's products featuring the very latest designs, colours and technological innovations
• Previous Seasons
  This is where you can pick up a bargain or two. Browse our range of discounted and stock clearance products from previous seasons

Frame Colour  

Manufacturers come up with lots of fancy names for their colours, so we have consolidated them into the closest primary colours.

• Graphic
• Black
• White / Clear
• Red
• Blue
• Green
• Turquoise
• Yellow
• Grey / Graphite
• Silver / Chrome
• Gold
• Orange
• Purple
• Brown / Tan
• Multi-Coloured
• Pink

Lens Finish  

Some lenses will have a mirrored finish which limits the amount of light that passed through the lens even more, ideal for very bright conditions. Others don't have a mirror coat, allowing more light in, perfect for more overcast conditions.

• Non-Mirror
  These are usually suited to lower light conditions and when it's snowing as they allow a greater amount of light through. This gives you greater depth perception, contrast and vision when the weather gets crappy! Non-mirror lenses for brighter conditions are also available for those who don't want the shiny mirror look!
• Mirror
  These goggles have a mirror coating on the surface of the lens. This blocks more light coming through the lens, so if great in bright sunny conditions. Because of this though they're not so great in lower light conditions and when it's snowing. Some of the mirror coatings are stronger than others, so be careful you know what level you want before you buy!

Ideal Conditions  

It's important to have the right lens for the right conditions. Here we've grouped together the lenses that are perfect for different conditions. Think about where and when you'll be riding and which will suit you the best. The best thing to do is have two lenses so you have all bases covered. Spare lenses can be found Here. More information on brand lens tints and conditions can be found Here

• Bright Sun
  Goggles with lenses that are perfect in bright sun or bluebird days.
• Partial Cloud
  These goggles are best when there is partial sun and partial cloud with variable light.
• Cloudy / Overcast
  Ideal for those slightly dull days when there is solid cloud cover.
• Snow / Flat Light
  For some of the worst conditions on the mountain! These lenses let the most light through whilst giving you increased depth perception and contrast to help you get down the mountain.
• Night / Indoor
  Usually clear or minimally tinted lenses to allow maximum light in. Perfect for night riding or shredding at indoor slopes.
• Universal
  These lenses work well in all conditions meaning you don't have to swap lenses. Although universal lenses work well in all conditions, they may struggle in extremes.

Lens Base Tint  

This is the base colour of the lens. Some lenses will have a mirror coating on top of the base tint, but it's the base tint that is important in terms of seeing clearly in different conditions. See each tint for more information about what is best for different conditions. Check out our Goggle Lens Buying Guide for more lens tint info.

• Green
  Goggles with these lenses are great at increasing shadow contrast which lets you see the undulations in the piste a lot easier. Perfect for bright to sunny conditions, but still good when it's overcast. Not the best lens for flat light or snowing conditions.
• Bronze / Amber
  Goggles with these lenses are great at increasing shadow contrast which lets you see the undulations in the piste a lot easier. Perfect for bright to sunny conditions, but still good when it's overcast. Not the best lens for flat light or snowing conditions.
• Persimmon
  This is a great lens tint for flat light conditions and when it's snowy. It's also good for slightly brighter conditions when it's overcast. A good versatile lens that filters out blue light to boost contrast and increase depth perception.
• Ignitor
  This is Smith's propriety lens tint. It's a multi purpose tint that is designed to work well in all conditions. It absorbs blue light giving good contrast and depth perception and has a very light mirror coating to give good performance in bright conditions.
• Rose
  Rose lenses filter out blue light for increased contrast. Similar to yellow lenses but preferred by many due to being softer on the eyes. Perfect for cloudy/snowy flat light conditions
• Yellow / Orange
  Perfect for overcast, snowy flat light conditions. It filters blue light for increased contrast. Similar to rose lenses but often preferred for it's brighter, sharper view.
• Grey
  Grey lens tints don't distort any colours coming in, giving a very natural view, the closest to the colours the naked eye sees. Darker grey lenses are perfect for bright sunny conditions, whilst lighter grey is ideal for part cloud, part sun.
• Brown
  A mellow lens that filters out soft blue light for increased contrast. This makes brown tints good for glaring sun and lower light.
• Blue
  Blue lenses filter out white light which increases contrast and lets you see what's going on in flat light and snowy conditions!
• Clear
  Ideal for snow domes and night sking or snowboarding. Also good for cycling and MTB.

Lens Features

• Spherical Lens
  These lenses are cut out of a spherical piece of material, giving a pre-curved lens. This enables the lens to have far greater optical clarity throughout the whole lens, with no distortion. They're also stiffer than other lenses, giving more impact protection.
• Cylindrical Lens
  Standard goggle lens cut from a cylinder shape to give a curve across the face for good optics. Allows the goggle to remain very flexible and replacement lenses are cheap.
• Vented Lens
  These lenses have pre-cut vents to stop your goggle from fogging up. They are usually backed by a foam or mesh to stop snow getting in.
• Polarized
  Polarized lenses cut down the glare and refection you get from the snow. They are very expensive to manufacturer and offer great performance enhancement, with crystal clear vision.
• Photochromic
  These are like transitions lens for regular glasses. They change darkness according to conditions. Modern photochromic lenses are incredibly reliable and fast to react.
• Prizm
  Prizm is a technology exclusive to Oakley and works by tuning light to maximise contrast for snow. This gives colour and contrast definition that is exclusive to snow sports and enhances you vision.
• Happy Lens
  Happy Lens is specific to Spy Optics and is designed to enhance colour and contrast whilst filtering out 'bad rays' to help cut eye fatigue and improve mood. Scientifically proven to work!

Special Features  

Some goggles have some additional features which aid you on the mountain. We've listed them here so you can see what's what!

• Bonus Lens
  These goggles come with 2 lenses. Click out a lens and swap them over for changing light conditions.
• Interchangeable Lenses
  These goggles allow you to switch out the lenses. This allows you to buy additional lenses meaning you only need one pair of goggle for all conditions!
• Quick Change Lens
  These goggle have unique quick change lens systems which allow you to swap lenses in a matter of seconds. No more fiddling around with difficult frames, most of these lenses can even be changed with gloves on!
• Facemask
  These goggle come with facemasks included.
• Outriggers
  Outriggers act as an articulating point between the goggle frame and the strap. This helps eliminate pressure on the frame making it more comfortable, especially when worn with a helmet.
• Over The Glasses (OTG)
  OTG stands for Over The Glasses. These goggles have been designed to fit over a normal pair of glasses you you can still wear them as you ski or snowboard! No crashing into trees!
• Heated Lens
  These goggles come with small rechargeable battery packs built into them which electrically heats the lens. This stops the goggles from fogging up completely, just like the heated windows on your car.
• Electronic Ventilation
  Some Smith goggles have a 'turbo fan' ventilation system which is a motorise fan within the goggles to ensure your goggles NEVER fog up!
• GPS
  Some of our goggles now include GPS which enables you to download information from you goggles onto your computer at the end of the day! This lets you see where you've been on the mountain, how fast you've been going and and the altitude etc! RAD!

Frame Size  

Goggle sizing only needs to be approximate because the frames are flexible and lined with thick foam so will adapt to a wide variety of face sizes and shapes.

• OTG
  OTG (over the glasses) goggles have wider than average frames, designed to fit over a pair of glasses or spectacles. Some OTG goggles have frame cut outs to make them even more comfortable to wear with glasses. They should fit over most glasses, except models with exceptionally wide or thick frames.
• Large
  For men with either slightly larger than average heads/faces or for average sized men wanting a 'big' style goggle.
• Medium / Large
  Slightly bigger than average!
• Medium
  For men with average sized faces/heads or for women who prefer to wear a larger framed goggles.
• Small / Medium
  Most popular size for women, youths or small adult men
• Small
  For women with smaller than average sized faces/heads or for children ages 10 to 16
• Extra Small
  Perfect for children aged approx. 4 to 12

Goggle Case

• Hard Case
  Maximum protection for your goggles. These cases are designed to keep your goggle protected when they are being transported.
• Soft Case
  Soft Cases are designed to carry around and transport your goggles safely. Soft cases often have a semi rigid shape and a zip up or velcro opening with space to store goggles, lenses and cleaning cloths.
• Goggle Bag
  A goggle bag or pouch is like a lens cleaning cloth with a draw string opening. A goggle bag or pouch will help protect your goggle lenses from scratches - and it will help you keep them clean too!

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