Ski goggles category 1: heavy clouds & snow conditions

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Oakley Target Line M Goggle Senior
95.95 -17% 114.95 RRP
Giro Chico 2.0 Ski Goggles Junior
38.95 -22% 49.95 RRP
Giro Moxie Goggles Women
66.95 -26% 89.95 RRP
Anon Helix 2.0 Non-Mirror Goggles Senior
48.95 -18% 59.95 RRP
Anon Helix 2.0 Ski Goggle Senior
93.95 -22% 119.95 RRP
Anon Helix 2.0 Ski Goggle Senior
83.95 -30% 119.95 RRP
Anon Helix 2.0 Non-Mirror Goggles Senior
46.95 -22% 59.95 RRP
Oakley Target Line L Goggle Senior
84.95 -26% 114.95 RRP
Giro Roam Ski Goggles Senior
68.95 -23% 89.95 RRP
Giro Moxie Goggles Women
59.95 -33% 89.95 RRP
Smith Squad S Goggle Senior
106.95 -14% 124.95 RRP
Smith Squad S Goggle Senior
90.95 -27% 124.95 RRP
Smith Squad Goggles Senior
118.95 -12% 134.95 RRP
Giro Moxie Ski Goggles Women
56.95 -37% 89.95 RRP
Smith Proxy Goggles Men
143.95 -22% 184.95 RRP
Smith Moment Goggles Women
143.95 -22% 184.95 RRP
Smith Proxy Goggles Men
161.95 -12% 184.95 RRP
Smith Vogue Goggles Women
49.95 -9% 54.95 RRP
Smith Vogue Goggles Women
46.95 -15% 54.95 RRP
Smith Squad S Goggles Senior
118.95 -12% 134.95 RRP
Sinner Avon Goggles Senior
128.95 -14% 149.95 RRP
Sinner Mohawk Goggles Senior
93.95 -28% 129.95 RRP
Sinner Boreas OTG Goggles Senior
134.95 -21% 169.95 RRP
Sinner Snowflake Goggles Senior
100.95 -16% 119.95 RRP
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Why Wear Ski Goggles?

Ski goggles protect your eyes and provide better vision. Whether the sky is clear blue, it's snowing, or it's heavily overcast, ski goggles offer protection in all weather conditions. The advantage of ski goggles compared to regular sunglasses is that they fit snugly to your face, preventing wind, snow, or sunlight from getting under the lenses. You also have a wider field of vision with goggles than with sunglasses. The color of the lenses determines for which weather type the goggles are best suited.

The Best Ski Goggles for Snow and Fog

Especially in heavy cloud cover or snow, goggles in category 1 are crucial. Goggles in this category are ideal for poor weather conditions like fog, snow, and heavy cloud cover. The sun's power can be 10 to 15 times stronger in the mountains than in the Netherlands, and this radiation can partially penetrate heavy clouds. Moreover, you have better visibility when wearing the right goggles. Lenses are classified into different categories to indicate which weather conditions they are suitable for. The color of the lenses affects visible light and glare protection. However, the color has no impact on the level of UV protection. Ski goggles with a CE marking provide 100% UV protection.

Category 1 includes goggles with lenses that absorb very little sunlight. These goggles are, therefore, suitable for low-light conditions, such as heavy clouds or snowfall. Yellow lenses increase contrast, improving visibility on darker days. This category also includes goggles with lenses in colors other than yellow. Many of these goggles have interchangeable lenses, allowing you to adjust them to the weather conditions. Wearing the right category of goggles helps you see bumps on the slopes, which can help prevent accidents.

How to Clean Ski Goggles

Goggles often come with a pouch or cleaning cloth. Clean your goggles' lenses only with this pouch or cloth, and do so when the lenses are dry. It's advised not to clean the inside of the lenses, as they often have an anti-fog coating that can be damaged by cleaning. If you have goggles with interchangeable lenses, use the pouch to handle the lens, and never touch the lens with your hands to avoid damaging it.