Goggles kids

Goggles kids in this Sale section focus on clear vision and dependable eye protection on snowy days. Expect 100% UV protection, anti-fog double lenses ... Read more

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Atomic Count Jr Orange White-Light Grey (Lens: Orange)

CAD 69.95

Special Price CAD 55.95
Atomic Count Jr Orange Black (Lens: Orange)

CAD 69.95

Special Price CAD 55.95
Anon Tracker 2.0 Jade (Lens: Gold Amber)

CAD 114.95

Special Price CAD 77.95

Goggles kids in this Sale > Ski > Goggles selection cover the key needs for young skiers and riders: clear vision, safe coverage and a comfortable fit that works with a helmet. The range includes compact toddler fits through junior and teen sizes, so the frame, strap length and face foam can match smaller faces.

Lens quality matters most. Look for 100% UV protection, a double-lens construction to reduce fogging, and a good anti-fog treatment on the inner lens. Cylindrical lenses offer a classic, low-profile look; spherical lenses can widen the field of view. Visible Light Transmission (VLT) indicates how bright or dark a lens is: low VLT (darker, often mirrored) suits sunny days; higher VLT (lighter amber or rose) helps in clouds, snowfall and flat light.

Fit and compatibility are straightforward checks. Goggles kids should seal gently around the face with soft, layered foam and sit comfortably with the helmet without gaps. A wide, adjustable strap with silicone grips helps keep the goggles in place on smooth helmet shells. Over-the-glasses (OTG) options leave room for prescription frames, with cutouts at the temples and extra volume inside.

Lenses tailored to conditions make a difference. Mirrored and polarized options help on bright, high-altitude days. Photochromic lenses adapt to changing light across the mountain. Some models include quick-change or magnetic lens systems, useful when moving from sun to shade. For storm days, a high-VLT lens in yellow, rose or light amber increases contrast so terrain features are easier to read.

Fog control combines design and usage. Ventilation channels around the frame keep air moving, while a clean inner lens coating helps manage moisture. For best results, avoid overdressing around the face, don’t tuck balaclavas over vents, and let warm, moist air escape from the helmet. If the inner lens gets wet, let it air-dry rather than wiping to protect the anti-fog layer.

Care is simple: store goggles kids in a soft pouch, transport them in a hard case if possible, and clean with a microfiber cloth. Rinse away heavy snow with lukewarm water and dab dry. Keep lenses off rough surfaces to avoid scratches.

Because this is the Sale section, expect seasonal colors and a selection that changes over time. At OutdoorXL you will find a broad assortment from various brands, with sizes and lens options to suit different ages and conditions. The goal is straightforward: comfortable goggles kids with clear, protected vision for winter days on snow.