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PeakVista

PeakVista™ ski goggles

$99.99

  • Two polycarbonate lenses with a sealed air gap
  • Toric lens curves in two directions
  • Triple-layer foam frame
  • Helmet-compatible adjustable strap

Color: Silver

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  • Slip the goggles on and adjust the helmet-compatible strap until the fit feels snug.
  • Ride with the double lens, hydrophilic coating and perimeter vents doing their jobs as part of the design.
  • Use the quick-change lens system to swap lenses when light shifts from bright to flat. No tools are needed.
  • PeakVista Ski Goggles
  • Hard-Shell Protective Box
  • Soft Carrying Case
  • Quick-Start Instruction Manual

We offer free shipping on orders over $150. Once your order is dispatched, the estimated delivery time is 5 to 12 business days depending on your location — tracking is emailed as soon as it ships.

Changed your mind? You can return your product within 90 days of delivery for a refund — see our Returns page for the full policy.

Lens, Vents and Fit at a Glance

Double-Lens Construction

Two polycarbonate lenses are joined with a sealed air gap between them. The sealed gap is the core of the lens build and sits between your eye and the cold outside air.

Coating and Vents

A hydrophilic coating spreads moisture into a thin film on the lens. Vents run around the perimeter of the frame so air can move through the goggle while you ride.

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UV400 Lens Coating

The lenses carry a UV400 coating and are made from polycarbonate. Wear them from the first chair to the last run, in bright sun or flat light.

Triple-Layer Foam Frame

The frame has triple-layer foam along the face contact area. An adjustable strap lets you set the fit, and it is made to work with a helmet.

Frequently Asked Questions

PeakVista uses two polycarbonate lenses with a sealed air gap between them. The seal keeps that gap closed off from the surrounding air, which is how double-lens goggles are put together.

PeakVista has an OTG (over-the-glasses) design made to sit over eyeglass frames. Frame sizes vary, so try your glasses with the goggles at home before your trip.

Let the goggles air-dry if they are wet, then store them lens-down in the included hard-shell box. Keep the soft carrying case for the pack or bag between runs.

The vents run around the edge of the frame and let air move through the goggle. They work alongside the hydrophilic lens coating, which spreads moisture into a thin film.

The adjustable strap is helmet-compatible. Helmet shapes differ, so put your helmet on with the goggles and adjust the strap before you head up the mountain.

Yes. PeakVista has a quick-change lens system that needs no tools. You can swap lenses when conditions move from bright sun to flat light.

Do not wipe the inside with fabric or a glove, since that can wear down the hydrophilic coating. Let it air-dry with the strap open. Use a soft microfiber cloth only on the outside.

PeakVista uses a toric lens. It curves in two directions, while a cylindrical lens is flat in one direction. The shape follows the curve of the face and gives a wide view.

PeakVista ski goggles ship with a hard-shell protective box and a soft carrying case, plus a quick-start instruction manual. Both cases are listed among the included items.

PeakVista ski goggles use two polycarbonate lenses with a sealed air gap between them. The lens shape is toric, curving in two directions, and the lenses carry a UV400 coating.
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PeakVista: Ski Goggles With Double Polycarbonate Lenses

PeakVista is a pair of ski goggles with two polycarbonate lenses separated by a sealed air gap. The toric lens curves in two directions, and the coating is listed as UV400.

These snow ski goggles add a hydrophilic coating and perimeter vents for airflow. The frame uses triple-layer foam, and the adjustable strap is helmet-compatible. The OTG design is made to fit over glasses.

Skiers and snowboarders who want snow goggles for changing light can swap lenses with the quick-change lens system, which needs no tools. The set ships with a hard-shell protective box, a soft carrying case and an instruction manual.

  • Double polycarbonate lenses with sealed air gap
  • Toric lens shape
  • Triple-layer foam frame