Snow Goggle & Sunglasses Blog

Snow Goggles over or under the helmet?

"An improperly fitted helmet, caused by placing goggles beneath it, can lead to insufficient energy dissipation during a crash. This may increase the likelihood of concussions or other traumatic brain injuries."

UV radiation poses a serious threat to eye health in snowy environments due to its high reflectivity, and the damage it can cause to the cornea, conjunctiva, and eyelids is significant. However, with proper eye protection, such as TAC polarized lenses in snow glasses and Category 3 & 4 lenses in snow goggles, you can shield your eyes from harmful UV rays while enjoying winter sports safely.