Prescription Ski Goggles

Many individuals wear glasses. It is also recommended to wear them on the ski slopes. Skiing requires good eyesight for reducing the danger of injury. Prescription snowboard goggles are also needed to prevent the light reflected from the snow from harming your eyes.

We need your most recent optical prescription when buying prescription ski goggles from RX Safety Glasses. If you don’t have a prescription or aren't sure which strengths you need, we suggest that you acquire a fresh prescription from your ophthalmologist or optician. This way, you can be certain that you will be able to use your Prescription snowboard goggles with good clarity.

Because snow is very bright, it is difficult to discern variations in texture with the naked eye, thus selecting a base lens colour that provides contrast is critical. Brown, rose, copper and orange are examples of contrast hues. A grey base lens is not recommended unless the circumstances are very bright or the wearer is extremely light-sensitive in general. The amount of darkness required in a lens is also determined by the weather.

While there are ski goggles meant to be worn over a pair of prescription eyeglasses (known as OTG or Over The Glasses goggles), they are not the best option. Regardless of the goggle's design, your glasses will be closer to the heat of your face than an insert, and they will not be in the goggle's natural venting. This raises the chance of fogging significantly.

We propose our prescription insert, which fits into the goggle's natural venting channel. This insert will be used by default on all prescription ski goggles offered on our website. For cleaning reasons, the insert is simple to remove and replace with the goggle.

No harsh cleansers should be used on any part of the goggle. Fingerprints or greasy areas on the lens allow fog to cling to the lens quicker. The easiest method to clean these lenses and your prescription insert are with running water and a microfiber cleaning cloth. Do not use any cleaning solution on your goggle lenses. Simply wet the lens and wipe it dry with a clean lens towel. It is not necessary to brush or rub the goggle or install lenses.

Yes, anyone can! The issue with prescription ski goggles is that, unlike regular glasses, ski goggles are curved. Our prescription ski goggles are unusual in this regard since they are built into the inside lens of the ski goggle. This indicates that it will not function with an insert. We address this curvature by using a 3D-shaped holder that pulls the optical glasses closer to the eye while simultaneously making them stand straight in relation to the eyes.