Known for their retro, high-end sunglasses, Vuarnet brings that same identity to its ski goggles for an effortless transition from linking turns to clinking drinks at après. The curved lens shape on the Everest goggle provides a generous field of view to keep every upcoming feature in sight.
This goggle comes with both a blue flash and orange lens, and uses a magnetic interchangeable system to switch between the two easily. The blue flash lens is made for bluebird days, while the orange is better for cloudy, stormy conditions. A new, clear Category 0 lens is also available this year as an add-on for those who dabble in the dark art of night skiing.
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