Collection: Ski and Snowboard Goggles for Men and Women

SKI AND SNOWBOARD GOGGLES FOR MEN AND WOMEN

Discover the best ski goggles for both men and women at the most competitive prices on the market.

Waking up while it’s still dark, journeying to the nearest mountain, and immersing oneself in nature—this is the shared experience of skiers and snowboarders alike. They are united by the rush of adrenaline that surges as they feel the wind’s force amplify with speed, navigate changing slopes, conquer challenging terrains, execute jumps, and finally relax their muscles at the valley’s base, anticipating the next ascent.

Ski goggles are not merely an accessory in your mountain gear; they play a vital role in shielding your eyes from the sun’s intense glare (which is amplified in mountainous regions), wind (which can cause tearing), and ice particles (which may enter your eyes during carving). It’s imperative to safeguard your eyes with high-performance and secure equipment that not only ensures optimal protection but also offers comfort, enabling athletes to focus solely on their descent.

Towards the end of the ski season, ski goggles may be substituted with sports glasses (especially on warmer days); however, they remain the superior choice for protecting your eyes against the aforementioned elements, thanks to their larger size.

Whether the athlete is a professional competitor or an enthusiastic amateur, we recommend a thorough evaluation when selecting ski goggles, considering lenses and shape based on individual needs, as outlined below.

Ensuring Perfect Protection Against UV Rays

It’s crucial to provide our eyes with double protection, especially considering that UV intensity increases with altitude, as UV rays are reflected by snow and directly impact our eyes. Therefore, selecting ski goggles that offer optimal visibility while shielding our eyes from UV rays is essential. Prioritizing ski and snowboard goggles with UV protection is paramount for every athlete.

When choosing ski goggles, careful consideration of the technologies, materials, and compatibility with optical frames (if necessary) is vital. These goggles should protect our eyes from wind, glare, and the aggressive UV rays caused by snow reflections at high altitudes.

Only top-quality materials are used in construction. The incorporation of double anti-fog polycarbonate lenses is imperative for athletes who continuously strive to push their limits, as nothing is more inconvenient than goggles fogging up during high-speed moments or critical passages in challenging conditions. Each snow goggle in the DMN collection is meticulously crafted down to the smallest detail. Comfort is of utmost importance, given the prolonged duration of use. Excellent comfort enables athletes to concentrate solely on their objectives. The adjustability of the side wings and elastic straps ensures our ski goggles are compatible with all types of helmets, eliminating the need to purchase specific helmet-goggle combinations for compatibility assurance.

The ultra-light and flexible frame material, combined with the soft hypoallergenic internal sponge, provides exceptional comfort. It's no surprise that our snow goggles have received international acclaim for their outstanding quality-to-price ratio. Join the ranks of Demon Addicts and experience superior protection and comfort firsthand.

Based on the provided information, the DMN ski goggles with the orange category 2 high-contrast lens are designed to offer optimal visibility in various atmospheric conditions encountered while skiing. Here's a breakdown of when these goggles would be most useful:

Morning to Sunset: The orange category 2 high-contrast lens is specifically designed to enhance visibility during daylight hours, from morning until sunset. It is suitable for moderate light conditions typically encountered during the daytime on the slopes.

Variable Weather: These goggles are ideal for days when weather conditions fluctuate, such as when there are periods of sun, clouds, or light snowfall. The high-contrast lens enhances visibility in varying light conditions.

Moderate Light Conditions: Category 2 lenses are generally recommended for moderate light conditions, providing good visibility without being too dark or too light. This versatility makes them suitable for use throughout the day, even as light conditions change.

Anti-Fogging: The goggles feature anti-fog treatment and a double lens system to prevent fogging, making them suitable for use in conditions where temperature and humidity variations could lead to fogging. This is particularly beneficial when transitioning between indoor and outdoor environments or in high-humidity conditions.

Ventilation: The special ventilation holes on the top and bottom of the frames further prevent fogging by allowing airflow, ensuring clear vision even in extreme climatic conditions.

Overall, these goggles are designed to provide clear vision and protection in a range of conditions encountered while skiing, from morning until sunset, and they excel in variable weather conditions.

• Snow / Fog / Night:

Lens: Transparent
Use: To ensure optimal visibility in very low light conditions, bad weather (snow and fog), and on special occasions, I like skiing at night.

Models: MATRIX

• Weather Cloudy and Sunny:

Lens: tinted Orange/Blue or Pink, To increase the contrast and see every ditch or depression in the ground even in medium brightness conditions, for those who want to have a "multi-purpose" ski goggle capable of adapting to different conditions.

Ski goggles with orange, blue, or pink lenses are suitable for all light conditions. In fact, in cloudy weather, they can "brighten" the face of the slope. Using snow goggles with these specific lens colors is comfortable and ensures a perfect view of the track, even on days with more intense light.

The orange lens featured in the DEMON ski goggle collection is designed as the "all-rounder" lens. Due to its high-contrast coloration, it effectively adapts to various light and atmospheric conditions. However, it’s important to note that this type of lens may be slightly less effective in very intense light conditions, where the use of ski goggles with a smoke lens is more advisable.

For these particular light conditions, you might consider goggles with interchangeable lenses (click here for snow goggles with interchangeable lenses), such as the MAGNET model, which comes with both a smoke lens and an orange lens, allowing you to change the lens in just 3.8 seconds.

• weather Sunny:

Lenses: Colored Orange, Rosé or Smoke, 

To maintain a state of relaxation and well-being for your eyes, it's recommended to use a brown polarized lens. In addition to being darker than orange, it generates greater contrast and enhances the perception of natural colors. Ski goggles with a smoke lens are particularly suitable for days with very intense sunlight, where the orange lens may be slightly too light.

Use on full-sun days.

• All Weather Conditions:

The Polarized Photochromic lens is a cutting-edge double lens that constantly adapts to varying climate and atmospheric conditions. The external lens is polarized, serving as the focal point of this innovative design. In addition to enhancing contrast to highlight ripples in the snow, it allows the photochromic lens to darken only when necessary. In mountainous environments, where UV intensity can be particularly high, the photochromic lens would darken even in cloudy weather without this feature. Through a chemical reaction, the photochromic lens darkens only when UV and solar intensity require it, ensuring optimal vision in all weather conditions.

Ski goggle fitting:

The frame of the ski goggles is ultra-light and elastic, designed to withstand high and low temperatures without deformation. Additionally, the upper part of the frame is perforated to facilitate ventilation. This special system allows for increased airflow, effectively preventing condensation on the internal surface of the lens. The high-density sponge is hypoallergenic, enhancing fit and comfort even during prolonged use.

When choosing ski goggles, it is essential to understand your needs and select the most technically advanced lens and shape specifically designed for the discipline.

For those who wear optical frames:

Another crucial factor to consider is the compatibility of snow goggles with helmets and eyeglasses.

DMN has designed special models of OTG (Over The Glasses) goggles that allow for use with optical frames. These models, such as SNOW OPTICAL 1, BUBBLE (an excellent choice for women and teenagers), RAPTOR (for skiing and snowboarding), TECHNO (polarized photochromic ski goggles), and ALPINER (for skis and snowboards with a full lens design), feature a unique shape in the frame and sponge to accommodate optical frames. This allows you to use ski goggles with your own optical frames without sacrificing the typical appearance of regular snow goggles, including the shape and mirroring of the lens.

Furthermore, in the Accessories section, you can find two different types of clip-on optics for snow goggles, allowing for the installation of prescription lenses on your goggles. Click here to see the universal optical clip for ski goggles.

The characteristics of each individual DMN ski goggle are available in the item data sheet, making it simple and enjoyable to choose the right ski goggles for your needs.