Snowboard Goggles
15 products
15 products
Good snowboard goggles make the difference between reading the terrain and squinting at it. For snowboarders who ride regardless of the forecast, the right pair keeps light, wind and spray out of your eyes so you can focus on the line ahead. Our Dope and Montec range covers bluebird park laps through to whiteout days when you're riding half by feel.
Both the Dope Sight and the Montec Scope use a cylindrical lens: a flatter, low-profile design with a wide field of view. The frame is injection-moulded TPU, which flexes in the cold and absorbs knocks instead of snapping. Triple-layer, triple-density foam sits between the frame and your face for all-day comfort.
Fit is the part most riders underrate when they're shopping for snowboarding kit. A flexible frame and adjustable strap let one size adapt to most face shapes. A snow goggle that sits correctly should meet your helmet's brim with no gap, press evenly around the foam, and stay put when you tilt your head forward on a steep drop.
Every Sight and Scope pair runs a dual-layer lens, with an outer and inner shell sealed together to cut fogging. You get full UVA and UVB coverage plus a scratch-resistant coating. Ventilation channels along the top and sides of the frame move damp air out before it condenses on the lens.
The lens-lock system handles quick changes. Swap to a brighter tint when the light drops, click it back into the frame, and you're riding again in under a minute. Replacement lenses are sold separately, and most people who ride snowboard goggles for a full season end up with at least two on rotation.
Visible Light Transmission is the percentage of light the lens lets through. Around 10 to 15 percent is for bright, sun-on-snow days; 18 to 25 percent covers sunny and changeable ones; 65 to 70 percent is for cloud, flat light, snowfall and dusk laps. Picking the right tint helps protect the contrast you rely on when light shifts. Across Dope and Montec you'll find rose, moon blue, ruby red, tourmaline green, persimmon, champagne and black, each with its own VLT band.
Plenty of riders end up with one pair of snowboard goggles set up for low-visibility days and a second lens on hand for when the sun breaks. Ridestore stocks Dope and Montec in a spread of strap patterns, lens tints and frame colours so you can match the rest of your setup. Not sure which lens does what? Drop our UK customer experience team a message.
