Built around the lens
Every goggle in the range uses a dual lens. The outer polycarbonate layer carries a scratch-resistant hard coat, the inner layer is permanently anti-fog, and the air gap between them keeps the inside from misting. All lenses block 100% of UV.
Most models use a spherical lens, which curves both ways for a wider field of view and less distortion at the edges. Everest, Kilimanjaro and Fitzroy use a cylindrical lens, curved side to side and flat top to bottom; Fitzroy's oversized, frameless lens gives the widest view in the range.
Frame and fit
The TPU frames are helmet compatible, three-layer foam seals against the face, and a wide anti-slip strap keeps everything in place over a helmet. For young riders, Ice is our kids' goggle.
Which lens
Smoke and revo mirror lenses suit bright days. Photochromic goggles darken in sun and clear in flat light, so one goggle covers most conditions. Read How to choose ski goggles and our guide to lens categories.
Above the snowline
For mountaineering and long days that don't need a goggle, our mountain sunglasses use wide shield lenses with removable brow guards and side panels.