HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR SKI GOGGLES?
Screen tints, size, ventilation and anti-fogging ... there's a ski mask for all occasions to ensure good visibility and optimum protection on the ski slopes. So how do you find the right one?
You choose a ski mask based on 3 criteria:
weather, anti-fogging and size
WEATHER
All ski goggles offer 100% UV protection
FOG AND SNOW: POOR VISIBILITY
The screen is clear, yellow in colour to allow a better view of the lie of the land.
SUN OR CLOUD: GOOD VISIBILITY
The screen is dark for optimal visibility.
CHANGING WEATHER: CHANGING VISIBILITY
Removable screens, photochromatic screens, electro-photochromatic screens to change the screen tint depending on the weather
ANTI-FOGGING
Masks come with an anti-fogging treatment to avoid any inconvenience.
VENTILATED DOUBLE SCREEN
For maximum ventilation and anti-fog treatment. Optimal level
SIMPLE SCREEN
With anti-fogging treatment of the inside screen. Essential level
DOUBLE SCREEN
With anti-fog treatment, with an insulating air pocket creating a thermal filter. High-performance level
THE SIZE
S: for children and thin faces
L: for wide faces
If you normally wear glasses, go for OTG models (Over The Glasses), designed to be worn with glasses.
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