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The most important thing to consider when you
buy ski goggles is whether you will be able to see properly,
especially if you wear corrective lenses. For those who don't
wear eyeglasses, regular ski goggles are a good choice. They
are smaller and more compact than the goggles which fit over
your glasses.
If you wear eyeglasses, over-the-glasses (OTG) goggles are
the best option. Remember to bring your glasses with you to
try on goggles, if you plan on wearing them while skiing.
If you are wearing contacts while ski goggle
shopping, keep in mind that you may want to ski while wearing
your glasses, on occasion. When that's the case, you will
need the larger-sized over-the-glasses goggles.
There are a wide variety of goggles in all
price ranges and in differing tints. For your first pair look
in the $40+ price range (maybe a little more, if you buy OTG).
Tints are for varying sunlight conditions and the tint determines
how well the contours of the mountain stand out. Yellow or
yellow/brown tints are the most popular and will work well
in all levels of sunlight.
Helmet
or not? | Choosing
a Pair of Ski Goggles| Fitting
Your Goggles to Your Helmet | Sizing
Helmets |
How
To Buy Ski Helmets | Before
You Buy a Ski Helmet |
