Blue Ski Goggles
Corlin makes no blue frame, so blue means the lens and the strap: a Category 2 blue for Claude, a mirrored light blue for Reuben, and one navy strap. Short page, because that is all the blue there is.
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Are Corlin ski goggles available in blue?
In the lens and the strap, not the frame. There are two blue lenses at 499 SEK and they are not interchangeable: Claude Lens Blue is a Category 2 for variable weather and fits Claude frames, while Reuben Lens Light Blue is a mirrored lens for bright to mixed light and fits Reuben frames. There is also one blue strap, Blue Navy, at 299 SEK. Where the blue is
Where the blue is
Not in the frame. The eight Corlin frames are black, brown, beige, orange and silver, so a blue goggle here means a blue lens, and if you want more of it, a blue strap as well. Both are parts you change rather than a frame you commit to: 499 SEK for a lens, 299 SEK for a strap, and seconds to swap either.
There are three blue pieces in the range. A blue lens for Claude, a mirrored light blue lens for Reuben, and one strap, Blue Navy, which is a two-tone mix of navy and light blue and fits the Reuben frames.
Everything blue in the range
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Two different blues, one for each frame
This is the part worth reading before you order, because the two blue lenses are not two versions of the same thing. Claude Lens Blue is a Category 2, described as ideal for variable weather, which puts it between the Category 3 that came in your box and a Category 1. Reuben Lens Light Blue is a mirrored lens, described for bright to mixed light, and Corlin publishes no category for it, so this page gives it no number.
Which one you can buy is decided by the frame you own rather than by which you prefer. The blue is Claude only and the light blue is Reuben only, and there is no adapter between the two lens families. The frame name is on the goggle.
The mirror is the practical difference between them. A mirror finish reflects part of the light at the outer face before it reaches the tint, which is a bright-day tool, and the same thing is set out at silver ski goggles. Which category suits which sky is the lens guide.
The blue people actually see
Across the back of a helmet the strap is the most visible thing you are wearing, and Blue Navy is the only blue one of the seven. It carries the C logo, adjusts like all of them, and fits any Reuben frame, so it is the cheapest way to put blue on a goggle whose lens is not blue at all.
A Claude keeps the strap it arrives with, so on that frame the blue has to come from the lens. Off the snow there is one more blue in the range, the blue-tinted Tempo shield, which is a sunglass rather than a goggle: ski sunglasses.
If blue is the whole point
A silver or a black frame, the light blue mirrored lens and the Blue Navy strap is the most blue a Reuben will carry. On a Claude it is the Category 2 blue lens and the strap it came with. See the seven straps
Questions about blue ski goggles
Are there blue Corlin ski goggles?
As a lens and a strap, yes. As a frame, no: the frame colors stop at black, brown, beige, orange and silver, so blue on a Corlin goggle comes from the parts you choose rather than from the frame.
That is the cheaper half of the goggle to change your mind about. A lens is 499 SEK and a strap 299 SEK, and both come off in seconds.
Which blue lens fits my goggles?
Claude Lens Blue fits Claude frames and Reuben Lens Light Blue fits Reuben frames. There is no adapter between the two lens families, and the frame name is printed on the goggle.
So the blue you can buy is decided by the frame you already own, not by which of the two you like the look of.
What lens category is the blue lens?
Claude Lens Blue is a Category 2, which Corlin describes as ideal for variable weather. It sits between the Category 3 lens fitted in the box and a Category 1 for flat light.
For Reuben Lens Light Blue no category is published, only that it is a mirrored finish for bright to mixed light, so there is no number to give you for that one.
Is the light blue lens mirrored?
Yes. Corlin describes Reuben Lens Light Blue as a mirrored finish, which puts it with the other three mirrored lenses in the range: Reuben Lens Silver, Claude Lens Silver and Reuben Lens Revo Orange.
A mirror throws part of the light away at the outer surface before it reaches the tint, which is why mirrored lenses belong to bright days rather than flat ones.
Is there a blue ski goggle strap?
One, Reuben Strap Blue Navy, described as a two-tone mix of navy and light blue. It is 299 SEK, fits every Reuben frame, and carries the C logo like the other six.
Claude has no interchangeable strap, so on that frame the strap stays as it arrived and the lens is what changes.
Where to go next
Lens categories refer to the classification in EN ISO 12312-1:2022. For specifications and current availability, see the individual product page.