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Children's goggles must suit both their face and the helmet they actually wear. Oversized frames press on the nose or leave gaps, so check the fit together with your child.
Key points
The helmet and frame must not push each other out of place.
Goggles should seal gently around the nose and cheeks.
Choose tint for the weather and check UV protection separately.
Bear in mindTry it on together rather than choosing on age alone.
A larger junior fit
ChooseRoomier junior frame
Bear in mindA wider frame must not push the helmet upwards.
Changing weather
ChooseSuitable lens
Bear in mindRead the tint details for the exact colour and variant.
What to look for
Question
In brief
Why
Which size?
In briefFace shape before age
WhyAge recommendations are only a guide. Check nose contact, cheeks and field of view; tightening the strap cannot make an oversized frame fit.
Which helmet?
In briefTry both together
WhyThe helmet must not push goggles onto the nose. A gap at the forehead may admit wind, while heavy pressure is uncomfortable too.
Which lens?
In briefConsider the light
WhyA dark lens is unhelpful in fog. Check availability of lighter lenses and the selected variant's UV protection separately.
Common questions
Can my child grow into the goggles?
A substantially oversized pair will fit poorly now. Choose for the current face and check regularly that the frame still seals and works with the helmet.
How tight should the strap be?
Tight enough to keep goggles secure without squeezing the nose. Slipping despite heavy tension may indicate the wrong shape for the face or helmet.
What if the lens fogs?
Clear snow from vents and keep the goggles dry. Do not rub the coated inner surface; follow the maker's advice for drying it.
Will everyday glasses fit underneath?
Only with a suitable frame and enough room. Try both pairs with the helmet; the arms must not press and the lenses should not touch.
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