Ski goggles with interchangeable lenses

Your vision is not something you should compromise on, not even on a ski holiday. It may be tempting to buy a pair of cool ski goggles at a low price, but you may be missing out on some of the important features that protect your eyes from glare, UV rays and changing light conditions, which also help you see better.

Why you should change the lenses in your ski goggles

Many people may not think of a ski holiday as a time to consider protective lenses and advanced coatings in their ski goggles. But when you are in the mountains, several kilometres above the earth's surface, the sun's rays will still be incredibly strong. You get both UV rays from the direct sun rays hitting you from above, but you are also hit by UV rays from below when the sun's rays are reflected in the snow. When the rays hit your face and eyes for a long time, it can result in snow blindness or burned retinas, if you do not choose ski goggles that protect your eyes.

Whether it's good weather or bad weather, the weather is also something that affects your vision, and there are many more weather conditions in the mountains than just snow. The sun can be high in the sky with clear skies, it can be foggy, the light can have different degrees of sharpness and visibility can vary from day to day.

Therefore, it might be a good idea to consider whether you would benefit from an extra set of lenses for your ski goggles, so you can ski or snowboard in all kinds of weather.

Buy overcast lenses at MessyWeekend

There are many different types of lenses, for many different purposes, but at MessyWeekend, we have spent time developing one lens that is well suited to many different types of weather conditions when you are skiing.

As an additional addition to our FLOAT ski goggle model, we have created a gold overcast lens.

The yellow lens works great on days with “flat light”. That is, on days when the light does not create shadows or contrasts, which can be a problem when sensing the contours of the ski slope and the landscape. The yellow overcast lens will improve details in contrasts and conjunctures in these weather conditions.

The yellow lens is optimal for use in snowy weather, so you can see better when visibility is low.

Replacing the lens with a yellow overcast lens will also be an advantage for your vision in the snowy landscape, as the lens sharpens your vision against the bright light and glare that the snow throws at your eyes.

At the same time, our replaceable lenses filter out harmful blue light, so you get the healthiest light for your eyes.

Our yellow overcast lens can also be used on sunny days, so you can't go wrong by investing in an extra overcast lens in yellow when you're looking for ski goggles with interchangeable lenses, as this is the perfect all-around lens.

If you care about the color of your ski goggles, our FLOAT model comes in a green and a blue lens. So whether you're into blue ski goggles or green ski goggles , MessyWeekend is the place to buy.

More from MessyWeekend

If you want to know more about our different lenses that come with our ski goggles, see more here, where you can read about our FLOAT and INUIT ski goggles. Both come with anti-fog coating, full UV 400 (UVA+UVB) protection, three-layer foam technology and cool straps with silicone stripes to provide a firm grip all day long. Read more about The FLOAThere . Read more about The INUIThere .

If you need a break from the snow and ski goggles, we also have a large selection of sunglasses that you will definitely enjoy on your ski holiday. Check out our selection of sunglasses for women here and our selection of sunglasses for men here .