Women's ski goggles
Find the Right Size for Your Face

Which Women's Ski Goggles Fit Your Face?
Our ski goggles are available in different fits. All models are unisex, but what really matters is the size, not the category.
Size XS: The TROOP YOUTH
Designed specifically for particularly narrow faces, The TROOP YOUTH is our smallest ski goggle model. The simple pin system makes changing the goggle lenses easy.
Size S/M: The SOLAR
A compact fit designed for smaller and narrower faces. If larger ski goggles put pressure on your nose or cheekbones, this is the model for you.
Size M: The TROOP EVO
The TROOP EVO features a frameless design for a clean, minimalist look.
A wider field of vision with a modern oversized fit. The STORM features a spherical lens, while The NOVA has a cylindrical lens.
Our larger ski goggle models feature the SnapTech magnetic lens changing system, anti-fog coating, and UV400 protection.
What to look for when trying them on:
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There should be no gap between the goggles and your helmet, otherwise cold air can reach your forehead.
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The goggles shouldn't put pressure on your temples or extend too far beyond the sides of your face.
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The lens should match the light conditions you usually ski in.
Mirrored Ski Goggles for Women: When Are They Worth It?
On snowy slopes, sunlight reaches your eyes from two directions: directly from above and reflected from the snow below. Mirrored ski goggles for women reflect some of this light before it reaches your eyes. This helps reduce squinting and eye fatigue while making it easier to spot bumps in the terrain.
However, the key factor isn't the mirrored coating itself, but the VLT value, which indicates how much light passes through the lens. The sunnier the conditions, the less light your lens should let through. Choose Cat. 3 or Cat. 4 for bright, sunny days and Cat. 1 for fog and snowfall.
Ski goggles for women who wear glasses

