Vuarnet
Everest Goggle | 2027
These goggles make the effortless transition from linking turns on the slopes to clinking drinks at après.
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Drawing inspiration from the race world, the Nexal features a cheekbone cover to reduce glare and increase facial coverage. Even though the bone covers may look small, that added material goes a long way as it also protects against wind chill and air sneaking in from the bottom, so you can carve down groomers without your eyes watering.
A cylindrical lens reduces distortion, gives you a wider field of view and uses a proprietary design that manipulates specific wavelengths of light to enhance contrast and depth perception. For added comfort, multiple layers of foam around the frame ensure a close and flexible fit for long days on snow, while adjustable vents keep you fog-free, no matter how hard you’re working on the slopes.Â
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