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Spare ski-goggle lenses

A spare lens needs to fit your goggle's frame, size and generation. Once that is clear, choose light transmission for sunshine, cloud or flat light rather than by its mirrored appearance.

Key points

Read your goggle's full model name before ordering.
Choose tint by light transmission rather than mirror colour.
Change lenses with clean hands following the maker's instructions.

Why do you need another lens?

Use	Choose	Bear in mind
Snow and flat light	ChooseA suitable lighter lens option	Bear in mindRead the variant's stated light transmission. The outside mirror colour can look different from the view you get through the lens.
A sunny ski day	ChooseA darker option for your frame	Bear in mindBright sunshine calls for a lens intended for those conditions. Select the specific variant and check its listed goggle compatibility.
Scratches or damage	ChooseA replacement for the exact model	Bear in mindDamage can interfere with vision. Compare the whole model name, including size abbreviations and the intended fitting system.

What to look for

Question	In brief	Why
Which frame do you own?	In briefNote model, size and generation	WhySimilar names can hide different shapes. Check the frames listed by the manufacturer before deciding between lens tints.
How much light passes through?	In briefRead the variant's transmission range	WhyA heavily mirrored outside is not necessarily darker to look through. The right transmission helps more in changing weather than the exterior colour.
How is it changed?	In briefInspect the fitting and instructions	WhyMagnetic and clip-in systems need their own handling. The lens should fit completely without forcefully bending the frame or nose section.

Common questions

Will lenses from the same brand interchange?

Look for an explicit model match. Different sizes and generations within a brand may use different mounting points. Compare labels such as Mid or XL with your goggles before selecting the lens variant you want.

What lens suits foggy conditions?

Lighter lenses intended for low light can be useful and may help with contrast, but they cannot remove poor visibility. Adjust your pace to the conditions and choose a lens approved for the frame you already own.

How do I clean a fogged lens?

Allow moisture to dry as instructed and avoid rubbing the delicate inside when wet. Use a clean, suitable cloth on the outside. Dirty gloves can spread grit and scratch the lens rather than clearing it.

How do I protect a lens in my bag?

A clean cover prevents rubbing against a helmet or other equipment. Pack the goggles as dry as possible and avoid placing heavy items on the lens. A cover does not remove the need to replace damaged glazing.

Last updated: November 2026

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