Ski Goggle Size Guide

Reuben and Claude are both available in one unisex size.

There is no separate small, medium or large version. Both models have an adjustable elastic strap designed to provide a secure fit with or without a ski helmet.

Reuben and Claude have different shapes, but they are both offered in the same one-size format.

The goggles should feel secure without needing to tighten the strap excessively.

Ski goggles should be secure, but not uncomfortably tight.

The strap should hold the goggles in position without creating excessive pressure around your face or nose.

If you need to tighten the strap significantly to keep the goggles in place, the fit may not be right for you.

When trying on your ski goggles, start by adjusting the strap until they sit securely.

Check that the foam makes even contact around your face and that there are no obvious pressure points.

Then move your head gently from side to side and look down. The goggles should remain comfortably in position.

For the most accurate fit test, try them together with the helmet you plan to use.

Your ski goggles and helmet should work together as one setup.

The goggles should sit comfortably below the helmet without excessive pressure. Ideally, there should not be a large gap between the top of the goggles and the helmet.

The strap should be long enough to sit securely around the helmet without being overstretched.

Reuben's interchangeable straps have an adjustable range of 45–55 cm.

For more information, see our Ski Goggles for Helmets Guide.

Reuben and Claude are both one-size unisex models, but they have different shapes.

Corlin does not currently publish separate face-width measurements that would allow the two models to be classified as small, medium or large.

The main difference when choosing between them is therefore the shape and design rather than a labelled size.

If possible, evaluate how the individual model sits against your face and works with your helmet.

Corlin does not offer a separate small-size ski goggle.

Both Reuben and Claude are one-size unisex models with adjustable straps.

If you have a smaller face, pay particular attention to how evenly the foam sits around your face and whether there are any noticeable gaps or pressure around the nose.

The fit should feel secure without requiring the strap to be excessively tight.

Corlin does not offer a separate large or wide version of Reuben or Claude.

Both models use an adjustable strap, but the shape of your face will also affect the fit.

For a larger or wider face, check that the goggles sit comfortably around the sides of your face and nose without creating pressure points.

Reuben and Claude are both unisex models.

There are no separate men's and women's sizes. Fit depends on individual face shape rather than gender.

The same fit principles apply: even contact around the face, comfortable pressure and a secure fit with your helmet.

Corlin does not currently offer junior or children's ski goggles.

Reuben and Claude are one-size adult models and are not specifically designed for children's faces.

For younger skiers, we recommend choosing goggles specifically designed for junior sizing.

Reuben and Claude are not currently specified as OTG (Over The Glasses) models.

Because prescription glasses vary considerably in size and shape, we cannot guarantee that they will fit comfortably underneath Reuben or Claude.

If wearing prescription glasses under your ski goggles is essential, we recommend choosing a model specifically designed and specified for OTG use.

Lens compatibility is determined by the ski goggle model, not by size.

Reuben is compatible with ten Reuben magnetic lenses, while Claude is compatible with nine Claude magnetic lenses.

All Reuben lenses fit all Reuben colourways, and all Claude lenses fit all Claude colourways.

Reuben and Claude lenses are not interchangeable.

If the fit does not feel right, you can return your Corlin ski goggles within the applicable return period.

Try the goggles indoors with your ski helmet before using them on the mountain. Check the forehead, nose and sides of your face and make sure the goggles remain comfortably in place.