Question 1

Do I need goggles to ski?

Accepted Answer

Ski goggles are highly recommended - even for beginners. Skiing or snowboarding without a pair of quality goggles can be difficult and even painful. Wildhorn ski goggles are specially designed to keep from fogging while protecting your eyes and face from harmful UV rays, snow and wind.

Question 2

What color lens is best for skiing?

Accepted Answer

The ideal lens for your ski goggles will depend on the available light. A bluebird day with loads of reflected light will require a darker tint (a lens with lower VLT). On a cloudy day or during night skiing you’ll want less tint (higher VLT). Many Wildhorn ski goggles offer interchangeable magnetic lenses so you can swap depending on light conditions.

Question 3

What is the best lens shape for a ski goggle?

Accepted Answer

There are 3 different shapes available: spherical, cylindrical, and toric. Spherical and Toric are most optically correct while cylindrical offers the widest field of view. The best shape for you will depend on your own preference for style and view as all three can provide a good experience.

Question 4

How much should I spend on a ski goggle?

Accepted Answer

As always, it depends. Cost drivers in ski goggles are mostly in the lenses. However, other components such as the strap and frame can also impact the durability of your goggle. Wildhorn goggles all have high quality straps, frames, and lenses. They are optimized for performance, quality, durability, and value.

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