How to Choose Your Child's Ski Goggles

Keeping your child warm will considerably improve your ski day. Proper fitting goggles keep wind and snow out, thus keeping your child's face warm.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

1. Bring your child when you shop for goggles. You can make sure they fit correctly and allow your child to help in the decision-making process.
2. Check to see how effective of an air flow system the goggles have. When more air circulates, chances of fogging decrease.
3. Determine if the band adjusts enough to fit your child's head.
4. Choose a suitable lens color. Orange or red both are common choices for all-around conditions.
5. Shot at ski swaps and second-hand stores if need be. Goggles have a tendency to be broken and/or lost negating the need for costly name brand goggles.

Tips & Warnings

• After making some astute selections, allow your child to pick the goggles out.
• Make sure the lens hasn't been scratched.