Carrera Ski/Snowboard Goggles Minute Frame: Silver Matte, Lens: Hyper Brown

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otg snow goggles: these ski goggles are designed to fit over glasses with a maximum size of 14cm*4cm. they are compatible with over 95% of glasses on the market, ensuring a comfortable and convenient fit for all wearers. This video from SportRx on why this is an important consideration for certain face shapes. The video describes it as fitting people with a "flat nose bridge or no nose bridge."

The Vuarnet Glacier side shield sunglasses are the definition of true optical alpine luxury. These exceptionally well made frames are the perfect choice for anyone who loves skiing, hiking or climbing in the mountains. Bollés signature Volt series lenses are made from polycarbonate, a material that is both shatterproof and scratch resistant. Specifically developed for firm and fresh snow, these performance lenses offer 100% UV protection, 30% colour enhancement and increased depth perception for optimal visual performance. In some instances, people may not like the sensation of wearing goggles as they feel like they're inside a fish-bowl. If you aren't used to wearing them, googles can be distracting and even disorientating when you're trying to focus on skiing down the hill. OTG (Over The Glasses) goggles are a common solution for people who wear glasses whilst skiing. These full face goggles are specifically designed to be worn over the skier's spectacles so they can still use their prescription lenses underneath.

The Right Lenses & Tint - Before purchasing snow goggles, think about where you often ski, the terrain, and the weather, as these factors will influence the tint you choose. You want a tint that offers protection against eye fatigue along with excellent contrast, depth perception, and colour definition. The best visible light transmission for the lighting conditions you will be in should also be provided by the snow goggles. For instance, you should wear snow goggles with a low VLT on sunny days, whereas high VLT goggles are preferable on days with little light.

Regardless of your ability, polarised lenses will inevitably provide a smoother visual experience compared to regular, non-polarised equivalents. Polarised lenses are a superior type of lens which is favoured for many sports, including skiing, fishing and boating due their consistent optical performance.Comfort - Yes, comfort—or how well the goggles fit your face—is at the top of the list. It should be snug but not overly so. The goggles should be worn all day without your awareness of them so you may concentrate on your snowboarding and skiing.