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Beige Ski Goggles

Beige is a frame color, not a lens. Reuben Beige comes with a Category 3 lens fitted and takes a matching beige strap, and every one of the ten Reuben lenses fits it – so the look is settled and the light is still yours to choose.

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Reuben Beige magnetic ski goggles by Corlin Eyewear

What are beige ski goggles?

Beige at Corlin is the frame and the strap, not the lens. Reuben Beige is the goggle, Reuben Strap Beige is the matching strap sold separately, and there is no beige lens. What you look through is your own pick from the ten lenses that fit Reuben, and a Category 3 lens for bright sun comes fitted in the box. See the beige frame and strap

Reubenbeige is a Reuben frame only
Free shipping1–3 days delivery, 30-day returns
10 lensesevery Reuben lens fits the beige frame
UV400on every lens, tinted or clear

Beige magnetic ski goggles: the frame and the strap

Beige comes as a frame and a matching strap. Reuben Beige is the goggle, and Reuben Strap Beige is sold separately and fits every Reuben frame.

Which lenses fit the beige goggle

There is no beige lens, so nothing about the beige frame decides what you look through. What Reuben Beige gives you instead is the whole Reuben range: ten magnetic lenses, and every one of them drops straight onto the frame.

A Category 3 lens comes fitted for bright sun, and that band covers more days on a European mountain than any other. The rest of the range is there for the days it does not: a Category 1 orange or pink when the light goes flat, and the clear lens for floodlit night skiing. The bands are set in EN ISO 12312-1, and every lens carries UV400 whatever its tint.

The one rule is the family. These are Reuben lenses, so they fit Reuben frames and nothing else. Check the frame name on your goggle before you order a spare.

The Reuben lens range

All 10 Reuben lenses

How the lens comes off

Magnets in the frame hold the lens. It lifts off and seats itself back in a few seconds, gloves on. How the magnetic lens system works

Questions about beige ski goggles

Is there a beige ski goggle lens?

No. Beige at Corlin is the frame and the strap, not a tint, so there is no beige lens to buy.

All ten Reuben magnetic lenses fit the beige frame, and the goggle arrives with a Category 3 lens fitted for bright sun.

Do beige ski goggles come as a Claude?

No. The beige frame is Reuben only. Claude comes in black, brown and silver.

Which lens comes fitted on the beige goggle?

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

If you want a second lens for flat light, that is a Category 1 orange or pink, and the clear lens is the one for floodlit night skiing.

Can I get a beige strap for my ski goggles?

Yes, for Reuben. Reuben Strap Beige is sold separately and fits every Reuben frame, so you can put the beige strap on any Reuben goggle, not only the beige one.

Corlin does not sell a separate strap for Claude, so a Claude goggle keeps the strap it ships with.

Does a beige ski goggle protect against UV?

Yes. Every Corlin lens carries UV400, which blocks 100% of UVA and UVB, including the clear one. The frame color has nothing to do with it.

Are these snowboard goggles too?

Yes. Ski goggles and snowboard goggles are not built differently, and these are the same frames, lenses and fit either way. The same beige setup works for both.

What comes in the box with beige 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.