BONES 500 SKI AND SNOWBOARD WOMAN’S GOGGLES FAIR WEATHER BLANC - 18

100% UV PROTECTION

UV rays are harmful for the eyes. All our goggles are certified 100 % anti-UV in accordance with EN standard 174. The ski goggles are the best protection response: They perfectly cover your eyes and prevent any UV rays entering including via reverberation.

Optimal Anti-fogging

Top of the Wed'ze range, the Optimal anti-fogging links a dual lens, an anti-fogging treatment on the inner part and ventilation through aeration inside the lens and ski goggle frame. To allow good ventilation inside your goggles, avoid obstructing these aerations (with a muffler for example).

Ventilated dual lens

A goggle design with a dual screen allows to limit fog formation: The air trapped between the 2 screens provides thermal insulation. The thermal shock is lower, which slows the formation of fog on the inner screen of the goggles. The latter also receives an anti-fogging treatment and air vents which also ensure good air circulation.

Spherical lens

The lens’s spherical shape provides a better horizontal and vertical field of vision. It also allows us to reduce optical distortion. The outer lens is made of polycarbonate which is very shock-resistant. The inner lens is made of cellulose propionate.

Compatibility with a ski helmet

All Wed’ze ski goggles are designed for perfect compatibility with Wed’ze ski helmets.

Strap

Elastic cord made of polyamide, polyester and rubber, 40mm in height, with a strip of anti-skid silicone.

Microfibre case

Consider protecting your goggles and the lens from any scratches with the Wed'ze microfibre case before and after use. The ideal material to look after your goggles without causing scratching. This case also cleans the lenses!

Coloured lens with multi-layer treatment

The coloured Flash coating on the external side of the ski goggles reduces the amount of light transmitted to the eye. The aim is to reduce glare and to give you greater clarity in bright conditions.

EN 174 STANDARD

The EN 174 standard is a European regulation applicable to goggles used for eye protection when skiing or doing similar alpine activities such as snowboarding.

Avoid the formation of fog

Humidity causes the formation of condensation. It is therefore necessary to avoid gorging the foam with humidity and not putting the ski goggles on a wet helmet or wet cap. Falling face down in the snow can also cause your goggles to fog up. This is why in all cases, you must let your ski goggles dry overnight, so as to eliminate any trace of moisture and to be able to ski again the next day with a perfectly dry product.

2 sizes

Choose the goggle size depending on the circumference of your head. Below 55cm, choose size S (formerly S/M). Above 55cm, choose size L (formerly L/XL).