Ski goggles for changing light
Mountain weather can change fast. That is why Claude comes with several lenses made for different light conditions. Darker Category 3 lenses suit sunny days, while lighter options give you better conditions when contrast drops in cloud, snowfall and flat light.
For night skiing there is also a clear lens with no tint. Every Claude lens carries UV400 protection and blocks 100% of UVA and UVB rays.
See all Claude lenses.
Magnetic lens changes
Magnets hold the lens in place around the frame and let it lift off without clips or tools. That makes it possible to carry a spare lens and swap it when conditions on the slope change.
Claude lenses are made specifically for Claude and do not fit Reuben. Read more about how magnetic ski goggles work.
Italian lenses with anti-fog
Claude uses Italian lenses with an anti-fog treatment and a scratch-resistant coating. The strap is adjustable, so the fit can be set to your head and your helmet.
The difference between Claude and Reuben
Both Claude and Reuben use Corlin's magnetic lens system, but the models have different designs and separate lens ranges. Reuben can also be used with interchangeable straps, while the strap on Claude is fixed.
Explore Reuben or compare the full range of ski goggles.
