Ski goggles designed for use in low and poor light conditions on foggy or cloudy days tend to use paler colours without Mirror Lenses to allow most of the sun’s light to pass through. For cloudy poor light conditions we recommend ski goggle lenses with a VLT (Visible Light Transmission) of at least 70%. For night time skiing or indoor ski slopes we recommend clear lenses with a VLT of 100%.
Ski goggles designed for use in low and poor light conditions on foggy or cloudy days tend to use paler colours without Mirror Lenses to allow most of the sun’s light to pass through. For cloudy poor light conditions we recommend ski goggle lenses with a VLT (Visible Light Transmission) of at least 70%.
For night time skiing or indoor ski slopes we recommend clear lenses with a VLT of 100%.
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