Ski Goggle Size Guide
Corlin makes both ski goggles in one size, so this is a page of answers rather than a chart: what is published, what is not, the three checks you can do yourself, and what the 30-day window is actually for.
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What size are Corlin ski goggles?
One size, both frames. Corlin lists Reuben and Claude as a universal fit with an adjustable elastic strap, suitable for wearing over a helmet or a hat, and publishes no frame-width or face-width figure for either. The one number in the ski range is the interchangeable straps' adjustable fit of 45 to 55 centimetres. So the questions below are about checking the fit yourself, and about the 30 days you have to do it in. Start with the questions
What Corlin publishes about size
Two things, and it is worth knowing which two before you go looking for a chart. Both frames are listed as one size, with the wording that they are designed for a universal fit with an adjustable elastic strap and are suitable for wearing over a helmet or a hat. And the interchangeable Reuben straps are published with an adjustable universal fit of 45 to 55 centimetres, stated as covering all standard ski and snowboard helmets.
What is not published is a frame width, a face width or a weight, for either frame. There is no chart to compare against another brand, and pretending otherwise would not help you: a goggle is judged by whether it closes against your face, and that is not a number you can read off a box.
One frame in the range does publish measurements, and it is not a goggle. The Tempo sunglass is listed at 151 millimetres total length, 145 millimetres temple depth and 56 millimetres lens height, with the fit given as oversized: ski sunglasses. If you want figures rather than a fit test, that is where they are.
Three checks that take a minute
This is what a size chart would be standing in for, and you can do it properly only with the goggle on your own face, which is what the 30-day window is for.
The brow
Run a finger along the top edge. You are feeling for a gap with air moving through it, and there should not be one.
The nose
Nothing should press. A pressure point on the bridge after ten minutes indoors becomes a sore one after an hour outside.
The nod
Tip your head forward and look at your boots. The goggle should stay where it is without the strap being pulled tight.
Both frames, one size
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If the fit is wrong
Send them back. Returns stay open for 30 days, shipping is free, and Corlin puts the processing time at one to three weeks once the parcel is on its way back to us. The terms are on the returns page.
If the fit is right and it is the look you are unsure about, that is a different problem with a cheaper answer: the strap comes off on a Reuben and the lens comes off on both, so the goggle can change appearance without being replaced.
Which frame to try first
They are two shapes rather than two sizes, and both are one size, so the honest advice is to pick the one you prefer the look of and use the return window on the fit. The buying guide takes the decision in order
Size and fit questions
What size are Corlin ski goggles?
One size. Both frames, Reuben and Claude, are listed as a universal fit with an adjustable elastic strap, and both are sold as unisex.
There is no small, medium or large to choose between, and no separate men's or women's version. What you are choosing is the shape of the frame, its color and the lens.
Is there a ski goggle size chart?
Not for these goggles, because Corlin publishes no frame-width or face-width measurement for either frame. A chart with no numbers behind it would be worse than none.
The three checks above are what a chart stands in for, and the 30-day return window is what settles it. The one frame in the range with published dimensions is the Tempo sunglass.
What does the 45 to 55 centimetre figure refer to?
The circumference the interchangeable Reuben straps adjust through. It belongs to those straps rather than to the frames, and Corlin gives it as covering all standard ski and snowboard helmets.
It is the only fit number anywhere in the ski range, which is why it appears on this page at all. How to set a strap over a helmet is covered on its own page.
Will one size fit a small face?
Both frames are designed to sit flush against most face shapes, and neither is sold as a large or a wide model. With no width figure published, what decides it is whether the foam closes all the way round without the bridge taking any pressure.
If it does not, the return window is open for 30 days. There are fit notes written from that angle on the page for women.
Will they fit a wider face, or a big helmet?
Yes in the strap sense: 45 to 55 centimetres is a wide adjustment range, and there is no clip or bracket that has to match a particular helmet, so no helmet is ruled out by a fitting.
On the frame itself the same answer applies as everywhere else on this page: one size, no published width, and 30 days to check. Setting the strap over a helmet has a page of its own.
Are there ski goggles for children in the range?
No. Corlin publishes one adult size for both frames and no junior or youth model, so there is nothing in the range specified for a child's face.
We will not guess at how an adult one-size frame sits on a smaller face than it was drawn for. If it is a present for a teenager close to adult size, the 30-day window is the only honest test.
Will they fit over prescription glasses?
Corlin publishes nothing about wearing these goggles over prescription glasses, so there is no answer here that would be more than a guess, and a guess is not much use when you are the one who has to see.
If it matters to your purchase, order with the 30-day return window in mind and try it with your own frames on. It is the question we are asked most often that the product pages do not answer, and it is on the list to settle properly.
Which lens size fits my goggles?
The lens is matched to the frame family rather than to a size: ten lenses fit Reuben and nine fit Claude, nineteen in the range, and there is no adapter between the two. The frame name is on the goggle.
Within a family every lens is the same shape, so any Reuben lens fits any Reuben frame and any Claude lens fits any Claude frame. Which tint suits which light is a separate question, answered in the lens guide.
How do I know if they fit properly?
No gap along the brow that you can feel air moving through, no pressure on the bridge of the nose, and the goggle stays put when you tip your head forward without the strap being overtightened.
A loose frame is also the one that fogs, because a gap lets warm air in faster than the coating can cope with, so poor fit tends to show up as fogging before it shows up as discomfort.
Is one frame bigger than the other?
They are two shapes, not two sizes, and Corlin publishes no measurement that would let anyone rank them. Both are one size and both take the full lens range of their own family, ten for Reuben and nine for Claude.
The practical differences are elsewhere: Reuben comes in five colors and its strap is interchangeable, while Claude comes in three colors and keeps the strap it arrives with.
What if they do not fit?
Return them within 30 days. Shipping is free, the processing time is given as one to three weeks once the parcel is on its way, and the refund is confirmed by email.
If the frame fits and it is the look you want to change, a lens or a Reuben strap does that for a fraction of the price of another goggle.
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.