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

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The specific size and shape of the vents is goggle-specific, so make sure to inspect the pair that you are considering. With Alpina’s bike helmets, you have the best protection on any terrain: whether it’s on the trail, on the street or in the city. But where the Fathom stands on its own is the magnetic quick-change system and included second low-light yellow lens.

The above tips cover some of the basics of this topic, but for a deeper look check out our article on How to Prevent Your Ski Goggles From Fogging. Prepare for an unforgettable winter season filled with excitement and thrilling adventures on the mountains!This allows the eyes to remain focussed for longer so that they are less strained and perform better in crucial moments. And brands like Dragon and Scott utilize lever-based systems that offer similar convenience, albeit in a slightly less premium setup.

The Range also has a refreshingly classic look with a full frame encompassing the low-profile cylindrical lens. A bigger potential concern is fit: The Lightyear is only offered currently in a large frame size and it could be too much goggle for some folks. In addition, you'll see "low bridge" options for those that find the fit of a standard nose bridge to be too tall. With the growth of large-frame goggles has come a corresponding jump in field of view (also referred to as “field of vision”).

It also feels quite a bit heavier, which means the goggle doesn’t fade as much into the background throughout the day. At the same time, you really don’t want them to be loose enough for snow or debris to sneak into your eyes. Independent of the lens color, they contain a UV filter that protects 100% against harmful UV radiation.

In addition, the large shape and relatively tall height can impact compatibility with some helmets (although it pairs well with Giro products). If the weather is cloudy, overcast or snowing you are unlikely to be able to see too much without goggles, and your eyes will need assistance to keep you safe on the hill. Many large goggles work well with a variety of head sizes, but we think the Squad XL’s shape is more limiting. Its interchange system is not the fastest to use—it’s outdone by the magnetic Anon M4 below—but the I/O Mag earns its title as the best all-around ski goggle with its excellent ChromaPop lenses.The best vision in any weather, on the slopes or in the back country – that’s what Alpina’s ski goggles stand for.