uvex Goggles · Alpine Skiing · Race & Performance

Buy uvex ski goggles – clear vision, contrast and reliable helmet fit

uvex ski goggles combine a wide field of view, athletic fit and, depending on the model, technologies such as colorvision®, supravision® or variomatic®. At SF Sports you can compare uvex models for piste, training and racing based on light conditions, helmet shape and intended use.

colorvision®supravision® anti-fogS2 & variable lightRace-focused advice

Choose goggles by more than lens colour

Filter category, lens geometry, contrast, ventilation and helmet fit matter most. In race setups especially, the goggle should sit cleanly against the helmet without pressure points or a disruptive gap.

uvex Goggles · Buying Advice

Choose the right uvex ski goggle for light, helmet and skiing style

A good ski goggle is about more than tint. For performance skiing, field of view, lens geometry, filter category, anti-fog performance and helmet interface all matter. uvex offers different lens technologies and configurations for these needs.

colorvision® is designed to enhance contrast and colour perception. supravision® is an anti-fog coating. On variomatic® models, lens tint adapts within its specified range as light conditions change.

SF Sports advice for helmet & goggle

We do not assess the goggle in isolation. For sporty skiers and racers, helmet and goggle need to work together in fit, ventilation and field of view.

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What is uvex colorvision®?

colorvision® is a uvex lens technology designed to enhance contrast and colour perception, helping terrain features stand out more clearly.

What does uvex supravision® mean?

supravision® is uvex's anti-fog coating designed to reduce lens fogging.

Which filter category should I choose?

It depends on the light. S2 is a common all-round category for medium conditions, while very bright or very flat light may call for a different lens.

Does every uvex goggle fit every uvex helmet?

Not automatically. Frame shape, helmet edge and ventilation should be checked together to avoid gaps or pressure points.

Is a large spherical lens useful for racing?

A wide field of view can be helpful in performance skiing, but secure fit and compatibility with the helmet and face shape remain essential.

Can SF Sports fit helmet and goggle together?

Yes. We can assess helmet-goggle fit and, for race setups, also consider field of view and chin-guard compatibility.