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Snowboard Goggles & Glasses
Snowboard Goggles & Glasses
High-End Snowboard Eyewear & Goggles in Manhattan, NYC
SEE CLEAR. RIDE HARD.
Sharp Vision on Every Run
All types of snowboard goggles and glasses offered at EuroOptica have been created to provide maximum contrast and clarity of vision. They can assist in understanding the terrain and maintaining control during each run down the slope, regardless of whether you ride in flat light, bright sunshine, or when weather conditions change rapidly in the mountains.
VISION THAT KEEPS YOU IN CONTROL
Prescription Snowboard Eyewear
With prescription snowboard goggles and glasses, you will have a better, more accurate view of the mountains. When the weather changes while you are riding, prescription snowboarding eyewear will improve the quality of your vision and help you ride with confidence & precision. When it comes to fitting and performance, there are two primary lens options - prescription inserts or OTG (over the glasses), which you may select. Functional benefits of snowboard goggles are:
- Improved visibility - contrast and definition of terrain features (details, edges, and obstacles) in all light conditions.
- Lower glare & UV400 protection - tinted and polarized lenses reduce the amount of glare from snow.
- Anti-fogging technology - combined ventilation systems and coatings eliminate fogging on your lenses anytime you are actively riding.
- Secure & comfortable fit - designed to stay in place under your helmet during every turn and jump you make.
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CLEAR VISION FOR YOUNG RIDERS
Snowboard Goggles for Kids
Young snowboarders experience many unpredictable situations (sharp turns, quick accidents, and crowded mountains) requiring them to wear the right pair of goggles or glasses. The proper eyewear can provide protection, comfort, and confidence to kids. Here are some of the most important features to look for when choosing snowboard eyewear for your children:
- Impact-resistant construction - Durable frames and lenses, including those with prescriptions, that can withstand falls and bumps.
- Secure, helmet-compatible fit - Adjustable straps and flexible fit to stay securely in place without the need to continually readjust.
- Lightweight lenses - Polycarbonate lenses that are both strong and lightweight are ideal for children.
- Anti-fog and ventilation systems - Allowing for clear vision in cold conditions and rapidly changing weather in the mountains.
High-Performance Snowboard Eyewear Brands
EuroOptica provides customers with an extensive variety of snowboard goggles and sunglasses manufactured by highly regarded brands recognized for their innovative designs and consistent durability. Every pair is crafted to be flexible to changing weather and riding conditions at the speed and unpredictability of the mountain environment. Whether you choose snowboard goggles or glasses, each provides bright clarity, UV protection, anti-fog characteristics and a secure fit compatible with helmets to allow you to confidently ride in any conditions.
EuroOptica offers a hand-picked assortment of top-quality sunglasses and eyeglasses made by the world's best manufacturers. Each item has been selected based on its level of craftsmanship, quality and current style - allowing you to enjoy both daily performance as well as stylish performance. Our selection of products includes a wide array of materials, shapes, and sizes making it easy to find the perfect frame for your personal taste as well as your vision needs. In addition to offering an outstanding selection of eyewear, we also provide full optical services, including custom prescription lenses, professional fitting, and comprehensive eye exams.
How to Choose Snowboard Glasses:
1. Select the appropriate lens based on the conditions. For overcast days, choose low-light yellow/rose lenses. For bright sunny days, pick dark lenses. If you expect variable conditions, pick photochromatic lenses.
2. Evaluate your anti-fog ability of the lens. For active riding, factors to consider are: double lens construction, the presence of anti-fog coating, and good ventilation.
3. Make sure the goggles fit with your helmet. There should be no gaps between the goggles and the helmet. The snowboard goggles should stay in place while you turn, jump and ride at high speeds.
4. Make sure to have an adequate field of view with the goggles. Cylindrical or spherical lenses will give you a larger field of view and will provide you better viewing of your surrounding terrain and other riders.
5. Make sure to obtain a minimum of UV400 protection for the goggles. Snow reflects sunlight and if you will be riding at a higher altitude you will want UV400 protection.
6. Look for comfort and fit to the face. Comfort can be ascertained by looking for the following features: soft foam, flexible frame, adjustable straps. All of these features will give you comfort throughout your entire ride without creating pressure points.
FAQ
Low light lenses (yellow/rose) are great for overcast days whereas darker and/or mirrored lenses may perform better during the daytime when it is sunny outside. Photochromatic's lenses will automatically light to the brightness of the current conditions.
There is not a big difference actually, as most manufacturers design their goggles to do both. The only thing that you should do is select the right size, lens technology, and features based on the rider's style and weather conditions.
Choose goggles that have an anti-fog coating, two lenses, and have sufficient ventilation. Ensure that they fit well with your helmet and do not wipe the inside lens with anything.
Generally they offer much better optics, a wider field of view, less fogging ability, and more durable materials (i.e. frames) than less expensive models. This makes a significant difference in the way you ride.
Yes, but look for high-quality OTG goggles to ensure proper fit and vision.
Yes, quality snowboard eyewear provides full UV protection. UV rays will reflect very well off of the snow, especially at higher altitudes.