UV protection
Because UV rays are harmful to eyes, all our goggles are certified 100% ANTI UV by the EN 174 standard. Masks are the best protective solution as they perfectly enclose the eyes preventing any direct or reflected UV light from entering
Interchangeable lens
Ski goggles with interchangeable lens for All-weather use.
S1 FOG is a light lens for seeing better in bad weather by improving landscape visibility.
S3 SUN means a dark lens that protects you from the intense light of the sun.
The screens are not scratch resistant.
Essential anti-fogging system
The "ESSENTIAL" anti-fogging is a dual lens with treatment on the inside of the inner lens.
To provide good ventilation inside the mask, do not block the ski mask vents, with a neck warmer, for example.
Be careful not to rub the inside of the lens, but carefully dab the surface to maintain the effectiveness of the anti-fogging treatment for as long as possible
Double lens
Goggles with dual screen to reduce condensation. Indeed, the air that is trapped between the two lenses creates a layer of thermal insulation. The thermal shock between the inside and the outside of the mask is lower and therefore fogging slows down on the mask's inner lens. To complement this, the inner lens is also given an anti-fog treatment.
Wraparound lens
Cylindrical double lens, made of polycarbonate for the outer lens and cellulose polycarbonate for the inner lens, both cut to fit the shape of the goggles.
Essential field of vision
there is vertical and horizontal field of vision. The G 100 has an "ESSENTIAL" field of vision, giving good, safe visibility on the sides.
Ski helmet compatibility
All Wedze ski goggles are designed to fit perfectly with Wedze ski helmets.
Compatibility with prescription glasses
The padded sides and the shape of the mask skirt leave space for the side-arms of prescription glasses. The G 100 ski goggles in size L can be worn with glasses that are no wider than 145 mm.
Strap
40 mm high Polyamide, Polyester and rubber elastic.
CE - EN -174 and ANSI Standard
The EN 174 Standard is a European standard applicable to goggles used for eye protection when downhill skiing or similar activities such as snowboarding. The ANSI standard is the American standard, more stringent than the European standard when it comes to resistance to shocks and impact.
These skiing goggles pass both these standards
To avoid fogging
Moisture causes fogging. You must therefore make sure that the foam does not get damp, e.g. by placing the goggles on a wet helmet or a hat. Falling face down in the snow can also cause your goggles to fog up. This is why you must always correctly dry your ski mask overnight to get rid of all traces of damp and go skiing again the following day with a thoroughly dry mask.
2 sizes
The mask size is chosen according to the head size
Up to 55 cm, choose size S (previously S/M), from 56 cm up, choose size L (previously L/XL)
