Smith Goggles

Ski goggles come in various types, including cylindrical, spherical, and toric lenses. Cylindrical lenses are flat and affordable, spherical lenses offer a wider field of vision, and toric lenses combine features of both. Consider lens shape based on your budget and visual needs for an optimal skiing experience.

Lens colour in ski goggles affects visibility in different light conditions. Yellow or gold lenses enhance contrast in low light, while dark tints like grey or brown reduce glare on sunny days. Choose based on typical weather conditions where you ski to ensure clear vision.

Ski goggle sizes vary to fit different face shapes and helmet sizes. Goggles are generally available in small, medium, and large sizes. Ensure a snug fit without pressure points by trying them on with your helmet before purchasing.

Interchangeable lenses provide flexibility in varying light conditions. They allow you to switch between different tints as weather changes, ensuring optimal visibility at all times. If you frequently encounter diverse weather while skiing, investing in interchangeable lens goggles is beneficial.

You can wear glasses under OTG (Over The Glasses) ski goggles designed with extra space and cutouts for frames. If you need prescription eyewear while skiing, choose OTG models to ensure comfort and clear vision without compromising on safety or style.