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Skiing is nothing without your vision. With that in mind, why would you jeopardize your next great line? Below is the FREESKIER’s list of the best goggles on the market for 2027. You’ll find a wide range of styles, fits and tech features, there’s an option for every skier and every kind of day on the mountain.
686
Smarty Magnetic
686 is a newcomer to the goggle category, offering a nice differentiator for those looking to stand apart from the crowd. The Smarty's medium-large frame strikes a balance between the oversized style favored by freeride and park skiers and a comfortable fit that isn't overbearingly large.
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NORG Crue
New for 2027, the Norg Crue brings a punk rock aesthetic to your daily shredding. But it's more than just looks. When you're climbing higher and looking for that perfect drop-in, the brand's proprietary lens tech releases pressure at higher elevations so the terrain in front of you never distorts.
Giro
Revolt Pro
Giro builds on the previous Revolt model with this new Pro iteration, which adds a magnetic quick-change lens system and two Vivid lenses, as opposed to the single Vivid lens and clear lens included with the base Revolt.
Pret
Prophet
Featuring an ultra-wide toric lens design, the Prophet offers optimized color filtration for high-contrast viewing. Enhanced airflow ventilation prevents fogging, while an effortless magnetic system lets you swap between Photochromic and Storm lenses.
POC
Nexal
Inspired by racing, the Nexal incorporates protective cheekbone covers to block bottom-side wind chill and reduce glare. Its multi-layer face foam, adjustable vents and depth-enhancing cylindrical lens deliver warm, fog-free clarity.
Oakley
Mont Scape
Utilizing a tapered conical lens shape, the Mont Scape extends peripheral vision for a wider, natural perspective. It comes with two high-contrast Prizm lenses secured by a dual magnetic and mechanical locking system.
Sweet Protection
Boondock II RIG Reflect M
This semi-frameless, low-profile goggle uses a RIG lens to sharpen visual contrast and eliminate color distortion in low-light terrain. It includes two swappable lenses, a reflection-reducing 3D lower edge and a handy strap-replacement tool.
Anon
M4 (Cylindrical)
The flagship M4 features high-contrast Perceive lenses with protective hydrophobic coatings alongside an intuitive magnetic lens-swap system. It includes a magnetic face mask attachment for seamless weather protection.
Scott
Neo
Sitting close to the face for an expanded field of view, the Neo utilizes an Amplifier lens to boost terrain clarity. Its medium-to-large frame is lined with three-layer molded foam and secured with a silicone-backed, extra-wide strap.
Atomic
Four Q HD
Offered in both the original oversized and a new medium frame size, this goggle utilizes contrast-enhancing HD technology. It incorporates a magnetic Q-System to allow quick, secure lens changes on the go.
