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Women's Ski Goggles

Discover Corlin's ski goggles for women – two unisex models designed in our Stockholm studio. Choose between Reuben and Claude in several colours and pair them with magnetic lenses for different weather and light conditions.

Every pair of ski goggles ships with a Category 3 lens fitted and has an adjustable strap, UV400 protection and interchangeable lenses.

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Woman wearing Reuben Silver ski goggles by Corlin Eyewear, the mirrored Category 3 lens catching light in falling snow

Ski goggles where design meets function

A pair of ski goggles is part of your ski kit – and just as much a visible part of how you look on the mountain.

Corlin's two models, Reuben and Claude, are unisex and come in several colours and lens combinations. Instead of separate women's and men's models, you choose the design, colour and lens that suit your style and your skiing.

Both models use magnetic lenses that can be swapped in seconds when the weather changes.

2 modelsReuben and Claude
8 coloursFrom black and silver to brown, beige and orange
19 lensesDifferent colours and categories for varying light
UV400UV protection on every lens

Reuben or Claude – which model suits your style?

Reuben and Claude are built on the same idea: a clean design, an adjustable fit and magnetic lenses that are easy to swap.

What sets the models apart is the visual expression.

Reuben comes in five frame colours – black, silver, brown, beige and orange – and can be paired with 10 different lenses. Reuben also takes interchangeable straps, so you can build more combinations of frame, lens and strap.

Claude comes in black, silver and brown and can be paired with 9 different lenses. The model has its own design language and its own lenses.

Which model you choose is therefore as much about expression as function.

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Find your colour

Black is the obvious choice for a clean, understated look, while silver gives a brighter, more technical expression. Brown is a softer alternative to black.

Reuben also comes in beige and orange, for anyone who wants more colour in their ski look.

And because the lenses are interchangeable, you are not tied to the same expression all season. A new lens can change both the function and the feel of your ski goggles without changing the frame.

Swap the lens when the weather changes

Lens colour affects the look, but choosing a lens is above all about the light.

Every Reuben and Claude ships with a Category 3 lens fitted, made for sunny, bright days.

When the cloud rolls in or visibility drops, you can switch to a lighter lens. Orange and pink lenses in Category 1 are made for weaker light, while a clear lens suits evening skiing on floodlit pistes.

The magnetic system means you lift off the lens and put the next one on in seconds – even with your ski gloves on.

That means the same pair of ski goggles can follow you from clear morning sun to snowfall and evening skiing.

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Reuben Brown magnetic ski goggles by Corlin Eyewear in the snow

Designed to be worn with a ski helmet

Both Reuben and Claude are unisex and come in one size. The adjustable strap means the goggles can be fitted to your head and your ski helmet.

When you try the goggles on, the frame should sit comfortably and evenly against your face, without larger gaps at the forehead or temples. At the same time it should sit securely, without uncomfortable pressure across the nose.

We recommend trying the goggles with the helmet you use.

You have 30 days to return them.

Frequently asked questions about women's ski goggles

Does Corlin make ski goggles specifically for women?

Reuben and Claude are unisex, so there is no separate women's or men's version. Both models come in one size with an adjustable strap.

That gives you the freedom to choose a model based on design, colour and the lenses you want to be able to use.

Which model has the most colour combinations?

Reuben offers the most ways to vary the look. It comes in five frame colours, can be paired with 10 different magnetic lenses, and also takes interchangeable straps.

Claude comes in three frame colours and has 9 different lenses.

Which colour of ski goggles should I choose?

That is mainly a question of the look you prefer. Black gives a classic, pared-back look, silver a brighter expression, and brown a softer alternative.

Reuben also comes in beige and orange if you are after something more distinctive.

Keep in mind, though, that frame colour and lens function are two different things. The lens category should be chosen for the light.

Can I change the colour of the lens?

Yes. All Reuben and Claude lenses are magnetic and interchangeable.

So you can both change the look of your ski goggles and adapt them to the weather by swapping the lens.

Reuben lenses fit Reuben only, and Claude lenses fit Claude only.

Which lens is included when I buy the goggles?

A Category 3 lens comes fitted on delivery. It is made for sunny, bright conditions.

If you want to be ready for more variable weather, we recommend adding a lighter Category 1 lens. For evening skiing there are also clear lenses.

Do the goggles work with a helmet?

Yes. Reuben and Claude have adjustable straps and are designed to be worn with a ski helmet.

The exact fit depends on the combination of face shape and helmet, so we recommend trying them together at home. You have 30 days to return them.

What is included when I buy a pair?

You get the ski goggles with a Category 3 lens fitted, plus a protective case.

Every lens has UV400 protection. Free shipping, 30-day returns and a one-year warranty are included.

Build your combination

Frame, lens and – on Reuben – strap can be combined to create different looks and functions.

Start with the model and frame colour you like, then add an extra lens for the light you meet most often.

Lens categories follow the classification in EN ISO 12312-1:2022. Current specifications, colours and availability are shown on each product page.