Goggles
Ski goggles are specialised eyewear worn while skiing, snowboarding, or doing other snow sports. They protect your eyes from wind, snow, UV rays, and glare from the sun reflecting off the snow — while also improving visibility in various weather conditions.
Key Purposes of Ski Goggles:
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Eye Protection:
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Shields your eyes from wind, cold, snow, and ice particles.
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Prevents sunburn or UV damage to your eyes (especially at high altitudes).
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Improved Vision:
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Enhances visibility in bright sun, cloudy weather, or low-light conditions (like fog or snowfall).
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Reduces glare from sunlight reflecting off snow.
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Comfort & Fit:
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Designed to seal around your face and fit with helmets.
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Keeps your vision clear and stable during movement.
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Features of Ski Goggles:
| Feature | Purpose |
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| Lenses | Come in various tints and colors to suit different light conditions. |
| Anti-fog coating | Prevents fogging inside the lenses. |
| Ventilation | Helps air flow to reduce fog buildup. |
| UV protection | Blocks harmful UVA and UVB rays. |
| Foam padding | Provides comfort and seals the goggle to your face. |
| Adjustable strap | Fits securely over a helmet or hat. |
| Interchangeable lenses (in some models) | Lets you switch lenses based on the weather. |
Lens Tint Guide:
| Weather Condition | Best Lens Color | Reason |
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| Sunny / Bright | Dark colours (gray, black, mirrored) | Reduces glare and eye strain |
| Cloudy / Overcast | Rose, amber, yellow | Increases contrast and depth |
| Low Light / Snowfall | Clear or light yellow | Maximises light and visibility |
Why Use Goggles Instead of Sunglasses?
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Better coverage and protection.
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Won’t fly off during falls or high-speed skiing.
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Fog-resistant and designed for snow sports movement.
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Compatible with helmets.
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