Ski GogglesThough you have "snow on your mind," you don't have to get it in your eyes. A great set of skiing goggles will give your eyes eagle-sharp clarity for long hours on the cold and bright slopes. The House carries brand name ski goggles like Anon, Dragon, Electric and more! Check out our weekly specials and Facebook giveaways for winter enthusiasts all year long! Serving skiers since 1982. |
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| Spy Trevor Goggles Black/Persimmon Lens 2013 | |
| Reg: $54.95 |
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| Quiksilver Fenom Goggles Black w/ Orange/Chrome Lens 2013 | |
| Reg: $59.95 |
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| Giro Index OTG Goggles Black Icon Streak w/ AR 40 Lens 2013 | |
| Reg: $60.00 |
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| Dragon DX Goggles Nil/Amber/Polka Lens | |
| Reg: $63.95 |
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| Giro Station Goggles Black/Santa Cruz Slasher/Persimmon Lens | |
| Reg: $64.95 |
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| Giro Station Goggles Black/Santa Cruz Roskopp/Persimmon Lens | |
| Reg: $64.95 |
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| Smith Scope Goggles Irie Mission w/ Red Sensor Mirror Lens 2013 | |
| Reg: $65.00 |
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| Smith Scope Goggles Air Ignitor Dots | |
| Reg: $69.95 |
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| Smith Scope Goggles Air Ignitor Army Adaption | |
| Reg: $69.95 |
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| Smith Fuse Goggles Matte Black | |
| Reg: $69.95 |
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| Smith Scope Graphic Goggles Black/Red Dots/Ignitor Mirror Lens | |
| Reg: $69.95 |
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| Dragon D2 Goggles Coal/Amber Lens | |
| Reg: $70.00 |
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| Spy Omega Goggles Matte Black/Persimmon Lens | |
| Reg: $74.95 |
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Ski Goggles are meant to protect your eyes and keep your vision clear when you’re out on the mountain. When deciding which goggles to buy you should be sure that they will do that comfortably, but also consider how they fit on your face and with your helmet. Here are a few things to consider:
- Make sure the goggles are fog resistant. Look for goggles that have 2 lenses, have air vents or come treated with an anti-fog compound. Perhaps even consider purchasing your own anti-fog compound for your goggles.
- Make sure your goggles fit. Goggles come in all sizes. Make sure your goggles fit your head snugly and comfortably. Also, make sure the profile of your goggles will fit under your helmet.
- Make sure the goggles are soft and comfortable. Your goggles should rest comfortably around your face with ample padding. They should also be made of a soft plastic so they can’t unnecessarily hurt you if you fall on your face.
- Make sure the goggles have a wide field of view. Your goggles should offer you plenty of peripheral vision. You need to be able to see a wide range of things around you without constantly looking away from where you’re skiing.
- Make sure the goggles don’t interfere with your glasses. If you wear glasses make sure to get goggles large enough to comfortably accommodate them. Some goggles are specifically designed for this purpose.
- Make sure you get a lens tint that you like. Lighter tints like yellows and oranges are great for low light conditions like dusk and night skiing. Darker tints are better for brighter day conditions. Polarized lenses will reduce glare and are a great option in any tint.
There are many good pairs of ski goggles on the market. Look at your options and remember that being comfortable and keeping your vision clear are what your goggles need to do.
