Which lenses fit which ski goggles?
Corlin offers two ski goggle models, Reuben and Claude, each with its own interchangeable magnetic lenses.
Reuben lenses fit Reuben frames.
Claude lenses fit Claude frames.
The two models have different lens shapes, so lenses cannot be used interchangeably. There are 10 magnetic lenses available for Reuben and 9 for Claude.
Ski goggle lens categories
Corlin ski goggle lenses are available in Category 1, 2 and 3, as well as clear lenses. The category indicates how much visible light passes through the lens – a higher category means a darker lens, not a better one.
- Category 3 – For bright, sunny conditions. This is the category fitted to Corlin ski goggles as standard, and several of them are mirrored.
- Category 2 – A versatile option for mixed and changing light conditions. Claude Lens Blue sits in this category, alongside the rest of the blue ski goggles range.
- Category 1 – For overcast weather, snowfall and low-light conditions. Available in contrast-enhancing colours such as orange and pink.
- Clear – For night skiing and very low-light conditions.
For a more detailed comparison, see our Ski Goggle Lens Guide.
UV400 and anti-fog protection
Every Corlin ski goggle lens provides UV400 protection, regardless of colour or category. UV protection and lens darkness are separate properties, which means a clear lens provides the same level of UV protection as a darker lens.
Each lens also features an anti-fog coating and a scratch-resistant coating. Ski goggle care covers how to clean a lens without damaging either one.
Magnetic ski goggle lenses
Corlin ski goggle lenses attach magnetically to the frame, making it possible to change lenses in just a few seconds.
Simply remove the existing lens, position the replacement lens against the frame and allow the magnets to guide it into place. No tools are required, and the lens can be changed while wearing gloves.
Learn more about Corlin's magnetic ski goggle system.
Choosing an extra ski goggle lens
An extra lens allows you to adapt the same pair of ski goggles to different light conditions.
If your goggles already have the standard Category 3 lens for bright conditions, a Category 1 lens is a useful addition for cloudy weather, snowfall and lower visibility.
If you also ski at night, a clear lens provides maximum light transmission for illuminated slopes.
For those who want a frame and an additional lens from the start, our Ski Bundles combine Reuben ski goggles with an extra magnetic lens and interchangeable strap.
Every frame these lenses fit is in the ski goggles collection, and a spare lens is one of the options in the ski goggle gift guide.
