Ganzton Ski/Snowboard Goggles, Double Lens, UV Protection, Anti-Fog, for Men / Women / Boys / Girls

Product Information

Available in a wide range of lens colours and types including mirrored, OTG and polarised, you can find the right goggles for you at BLOC Eyewear. Enjoy comfort in the form of tri-fleece injected thermo face foam for warmth and a fully adjustable (helmet compatible) headband for the perfect fit. As with other photochromic lenses, it has some pitfalls—such as reacting slowly going in and out of trees—but it’s largely effective and you rarely notice any issues.

It’s worth noting that a goggle that’s labeled as OTG does not guarantee your glasses will fit inside, particularly if they’re bulky and large. It’s worth noting that although VLT ratings sit within categories, they can vary quite a lot from one lens to another in terms of the percentage of light they let through. Retro-inspired cylindrical lens goggles are growing in popularity, and Spy’s Ace is a quality mid-range option. Tack on Oakley’s Prizm technology, which is neck and neck with Smith’s ChromaPop, and this is one impressive ski goggle. Neither are deal-breakers for us, and those that like the look of a cylindrical lens shouldn’t be deterred, but the downsides push the Squad Mag to a mid-pack finish.

Why not complete your purchase with one of our men’s ski jacket and trousers sets ready for your next trip to the slopes? This depends on the specific kinds of skiing you enjoy most—skinning up a sunny ridgeline in the North Cascades is far different than bracing. Modern designs feature wide and tall lenses and low-profile frames, which enhance peripheral vision and help avoid the narrow, tunnel-like feeling that was inherent with older goggles.

However, we’ve had mixed experiences with photochromic lenses over the years: On our Smith Skylines, for example, a section of the lens refused to change the tint, which rendered them useless. Most notably, the Squad’s bulkier frame has a pretty big impact on field of view, particularly along the sides and in the bottom corners.

Whether you’ve got a pea head, a large noggin or are blessed with a perfectly shaped bonnet, ski goggles are adjustable to feel comfortable and secure enough to keep them from falling off, and anything from getting in. Wearing ski goggles for hours on end can result in big marks around the eyes, which can be avoided if you choose a pair with additional padding at the front. But those who spend a lot of time on the slopes will appreciate the comfort and fit of a higher-end goggle with superior padding. Our products fit comfortably, have been tried and tested a million times over and will satisfy your requirements –.

Some items may not be eligible for discounts including, but not limited to: wearable electronics, gift cards and limited edition products. The unique interchangeable functionality allows you to easily swap lens tint depending on your requirements – we all know that weather conditions can vary hugely out on the slopes, so being prepared is key. For backcountry riders, ski mountaineers, or even those that often run hot on extended sidecountry hikes, the Julbo Lightyear is a revelation.Flat lenses – the standard for ski goggles – allow for good peripheral vision and solid all-round performance, whereas spherical lenses offer both great peripheral vision and a more reduced glare than the flat lens. The traditional method involves pulling (and sometimes lightly tearing) the frame away from the old lens and sliding/snapping in the new one.