This site has limited support for your browser. We recommend switching to Edge, Chrome, Safari, or Firefox.

sign up to receive 15% off your first order

free shipping · 1-year warranty

Free shipping over 100 USD · 1-year warranty · 30-day returns

Cart 0

No more products available for purchase

Products
Pair with
Subtotal Free
Shipping, taxes, and discount codes are calculated at checkout

Women's Ski Goggles

Corlin does not make a separate women's ski goggle. Both frames are unisex and one size, so what you are choosing is the shape, the color and the lens. Returns are open for 30 days, which is how fit gets settled.

Free shipping · 30-day returns · 1-year warranty

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

Do Corlin make women's ski goggles?

Not as a separate model. Corlin makes two ski goggle frames, Reuben and Claude, and both are unisex and one size. A ski goggle is fitted against your face and your helmet rather than by gender, so there is no women's version and no men's version. What differs between the two frames is the shape, the colors they come in and how many lenses fit them. See both frames

Unisexone size, both frames
Free shipping1–3 days delivery, 30-day returns
2 framesReuben and Claude, same price
UV400on every lens, tinted or clear

The two ski goggle frames, and what separates them

Corlin makes two: Reuben and Claude. They cost the same, both arrive with a Category 3 lens fitted, and neither is sold as a women's or a men's model. What separates them is the shape, how many colors they come in and how many lenses fit them.

Ski goggle frames

See all ski goggles

A page for each color

Reuben comes in black, silver, brown, orange and beige. Claude comes in black, silver and brown. Each color has its own page, with the lenses that go with it: black, silver, brown, orange and beige.

How to tell if a one-size ski goggle fits you

A ski goggle is fitted against your face and your helmet, which is why the category is sold one size rather than in a women's and a men's cut. What you are judging is the seal. The frame should sit flush along the brow and against the temples, with no gap you can feel air through and no pressure point on the bridge of the nose.

A goggle that sits loose is the one that fogs and the one that slides down. That matters more than any figure on the box, and it is also why Corlin publishes no face-width number: the honest answer is that you find out by wearing them. Both frames have an adjustable strap, and the interchangeable Reuben straps are listed as fitting all helmet types.

Returns are open for 30 days, so trying them at home with your own helmet is the way to settle it rather than measuring.

Reuben Brown magnetic ski goggles by Corlin Eyewear in the snow

Questions about women's ski goggles

Are Corlin ski goggles unisex?

Yes. Corlin makes two ski goggle frames, Reuben and Claude, and both are unisex and one size. There is no separate women's model and no separate men's model.

The frames differ in shape, in how many colors they come in and in how many magnetic lenses fit them, and that is the whole of the difference.

Will a one-size ski goggle fit a smaller face?

Both frames are one size, designed to sit flush against most face shapes. Corlin publishes no face-width measurement, so the test is whether the frame seals along the brow and the temples without a gap and without pressing on the bridge of your nose.

Returns are open for 30 days, which is the practical way to settle fit. If a goggle sits loose it will fog and slide, so a poor fit is easy to notice on the first run.

Which Corlin ski goggle frame should I choose?

Either, and the choice is not about fit. Reuben and Claude cost the same and both come with a Category 3 lens fitted. Reuben comes in five colors, takes ten magnetic lenses and has interchangeable straps. Claude comes in three colors and takes nine lenses.

The lenses are tied to the frame family, so the frame you pick decides which spare lenses you can buy later.

Do Corlin ski goggles work with a helmet?

Yes. Both frames have an adjustable strap, and Corlin lists the interchangeable Reuben straps as fitting all helmet types. Fit with a specific helmet still comes down to trying the two together, and returns are open for 30 days.

Which lens comes fitted in the box?

A Category 3 lens, the band for bright sun. Category 3 lets through 8% to 18% of visible light and covers more days on a European mountain than any other category.

When the light goes flat, a Category 1 orange or pink is the lens to swap to, and the clear lens is the one for floodlit night skiing. The swap takes seconds because the lenses are magnetic.

What comes in the box with Corlin ski goggles?

The goggle with a Category 3 lens fitted, a protective faux-leather case and a carton box. Shipping is free worldwide, returns are open for 30 days, and there is a one-year warranty.

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.