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Step 1
Consider which lens tint will work best in the conditions you'll most likely experience on the mountain. Clear and yellow tints work well in low light conditions, such as cloudy days or night skiing. Dark tints are the best option on a bright, sunny day. The most versatile option is an amber tint, which is effective in both low light and bright conditions.
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Step 2
Focus on the fit of the goggles. Don't purchase goggles that pinch or apply uncomfortable pressure on any part of your face. There shouldn't be any gaps between the goggles and your skin; you should feel the goggle foam on your face all the way around the goggles.
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Step 3
Choose goggles with a dual lens or vents so they don't fog up when you're skiing.
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Step 4
Make sure the goggles you select are made of a strong yet flexible material. You may experience some falls or collisions while skiing, but a quality pair of goggles will remain intact through it all.
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Step 5
Check to see if the goggles fit over any prescription glasses you may need to wear while skiing. Prescription ski goggles are also available from various retailers.
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Step 6
Select ski goggles that complement your personal style. Goggles come in a wide range of shapes, colors and styles. Take the opportunity to find a pair that highlights your individuality.
