Mirrored Ski Goggles
Four lenses in the range carry a mirror finish, and they are not all built for the same light. This page is the whole mirrored set: which frame each one fits, which day each one is for, and what a black mirror actually is.
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Which Corlin lenses are mirrored?
Four of the nineteen, at 499 SEK each. Silver is the Category 3 mirror and there is one for each frame, while Revo Orange and Light Blue are mirrored lenses for mixed light and fit Reuben. So three of the four go on a Reuben, one goes on a Claude, and every one of them carries UV400. See the four
Four mirrored lenses, and three of them are Reuben
The mirror is a finish on the outer face, and four lenses in the range carry it: Silver on both frames, plus Revo Orange and Light Blue on Reuben. That distribution is the part worth knowing before you choose a frame, because it means a mirror is mostly a Reuben decision. Reuben opens up three of the four; on a Claude the mirrored lens is Silver.
All four are 499 SEK, the same as every other lens, and all four carry UV400 blocking 100 percent of UVA and UVB, exactly like the plain tints. The mirror is a surface, not an upgrade tier: what it changes is how much light is turned away before it reaches the tint, and how the goggle looks from the outside. The physics is set out at silver ski goggles.
The four mirrored lenses
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Mirrored is not one setting
The assumption is that a mirror means one thing: the brightest day of the season, high and open, glare coming off the snow. That is true of Silver, which is a Category 3 and the darkest band in the range. It is not true of the other two.
Reuben Lens Revo Orange is the interesting one. It carries a bold mirrored finish over a warm tint, and it is built for mixed light and for contrast rather than for holding back the sun. That combination is unusual: most mirrors push you towards the bright end, and this one keeps the mirror while reading terrain in changing light.
Reuben Lens Light Blue sits between the two, a mirrored finish for bright to mixed light, so it covers the sunny half of a day without committing to the darkest option for the whole of it.
Which of the three you reach for is the same question every lens choice comes down to, and it is answered in full at the lens guide. What changes here is that you no longer have to give up the mirror to get a lens for a grey afternoon.
Black mirror, pink mirror, and what the words mean here
A few of these searches describe something specific, so here are the straight answers.
A black mirror goggle, or a black reflective one, is a black frame with the silver lens on it. The black lenses themselves are plain Category 3 tints with no mirror, so the reflective part always comes from Silver, and a black Reuben or a black Claude with Silver fitted is the setup people mean. It is also the cheapest way to own two looks, because the lens comes off: black ski goggles.
A pink mirror is not in the range. The pink lenses are plain Category 1 and Category 2 tints, and the mirrored four are Silver, Revo Orange and Light Blue, so if the mirror is the priority, Revo Orange is the warm one to look at. If the pink is the priority, it is a plain tint and that is its own page: pink ski goggles.
The clear lens has no mirror either, for the reason it exists at all: it is the lens for floodlit evenings, and a mirror would be working against it.
Mirrored, in one line
Silver for bright sun on either frame, Revo Orange for mixed light with the mirror kept, Light Blue between them, all four at 499 SEK and all four swapping in seconds: how the lens system works
Which frame to put a mirror on
Any of the eight. The lens and the frame are separate purchases, so the question is only what you want the goggle to look like from the front. Silver on the silver frame is the matched version and the one that reads most technical. Silver on black is the higher contrast of the two, and it is what most people picture when they say a mirrored goggle. Beige and brown warm a mirror rather than sharpen it, and orange with Revo Orange is the loudest thing the range can do.
One thing the mirror does ask of you: the coating sits on the outer face, which is the side built to be touched, so a mirrored lens needs nothing special. The rule that matters is the same one as for every lens, and it is about the inner face: looking after a lens.
Questions about mirrored ski goggles
Which Corlin ski goggle lenses are mirrored?
Four of the nineteen. Claude Lens Silver and Reuben Lens Silver are the neutral pair, one for each frame, and Reuben Lens Revo Orange and Reuben Lens Light Blue are the other two.
That puts three of the four on Reuben and one on Claude, and all of them are 499 SEK, the same price as a plain tint.
Is there a mirrored lens for Claude?
One, Claude Lens Silver. It is a Category 3 for bright sun with a mirror finish, and it is the mirrored option on that frame.
Reuben has three, so if a mirror is the main thing you want and you have not chosen a frame yet, Reuben gives you more of them to pick from later.
Is there a pink mirrored ski goggle lens?
No. Pink comes as plain tints, a Category 1 and a Category 2, and the mirrored lenses are Silver, Revo Orange and Light Blue.
Revo Orange is the closest thing to a warm mirror: a bold mirrored finish over a warm tint, made for mixed light rather than for the brightest day.
What is a black mirror ski goggle?
A black frame with the silver lens on it. Both black lenses are plain Category 3 tints, so the reflective surface comes from Silver rather than from the black.
On a Reuben that is Reuben Lens Silver and on a Claude it is Claude Lens Silver, and because the lens is magnetic you can put the black tint back on when you want the quieter look.
Which mirrored lens works in mixed light rather than bright sun?
Reuben Lens Revo Orange. It keeps the mirror but is built for mixed light and for contrast, which is what you want when the light is changing rather than pouring down.
Reuben Lens Light Blue is the other flexible one, a mirrored finish for bright to mixed light. Silver is the one to reach for when the day is genuinely bright.
Do mirrored lenses cost more than plain ones?
No. Every magnetic lens in the range is 499 SEK, mirrored or not, and every one carries UV400 blocking 100 percent of UVA and UVB.
The mirror is a finish rather than a specification you pay for, so choosing it costs you nothing except the decision about which light you want the lens for.
Are mirrored lenses harder to look after?
No. The mirror sits on the outer face, and that is the side made to be touched, so a mirrored lens is handled exactly like any other.
The face to leave alone is the inner one, where the anti-fog layer sits. Hold a lens by its rim and both surfaces stay as they arrived.
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.