GOGGLES

The wide lenses and flexible frames provide an uninhibited field of view and optical precision. SOAZA goggles have easy-to-change lenses for optimal performance in varying light conditions.The goggles also feature universal helmet compatibility and a silicone lined strap that grips to head wear.

$99

The Yoni offers a flexible polyurethane frame designed for smaller faces, ideal for women and youngsters. Yoni frames have easy to change cylindrical lenses for optimal performance in varying light conditions. They also feature universal helmet compatibility with a silicone lined strap that grips well to headwear. The Yoni goggle is produced with high quality tough, flexible thermoplastics and multi layer Whipped Cream face foam that is hypoallergenic.

$99

Get mountain-top performance with value that’ll save your pocketbook. The Crest C delivers customized fit with the split “V” nose technology, dual density foam for superior fit, and is backed by proven Gordini reliability and refined styling—just what you need to stay out on the slopes longer.

$28

Keep riding, with the glasses on. The Ultra Vision google incorporates AFD® – (Air Flow Design) to scoop out warm, moist air, dropping the fog off outside the spherical lens. Sized to accommodate any size eyeglasses, the Ultra Vision’s flexible frame and dual density foam padding provide a superior fit without sacrificing comfort, so you can hit the slopes with confidence.

$55

A smooth profile plus top performance features make the Triumph the pick for style and function. The Triumph’s clean lines are paired with a spherical lens for maximum on-slope vision, AFD® for guaranteed airflow and no fogging and fleece-covered dual-density foam for a super comfy fit.

$69

High-end performance meets unmatched convenience in the Virve®. The exclusive Re-Up® interchangeable system makes the chore of switching out lenses fast, easy and clean. Forget about struggling and smearing fingerprints on your new lens— with the Virve® its just “Pop It And Swap It.”

$100

Canadian-born artist Ben Tour (b. 1977) channels a dark, often haunting sense of humanism in his work. His observations deftly inform his paintings, enabling him to capture the essence of a character, and then distort that view any way he desires. Frenetic lines, swaths of color, and intimate angles all convey a sense that Tour may not only be drawing inspiration from the lives of strangers he observes, but manifesting his own personal experiences as well.

$89