Kids' Ski/Sledding Goggles – 500 12-36 months

Name: Kids' Ski/Sledding Goggles – 500 12-36 months
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Babies' eyes need to be protected from the sun, especially in the snow where UV rays are very strong. These fog-resistant goggles provide great coverage and block UV rays.

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Sun protection
100% UV protection, category 3: perfect in sun or clouds.
Anti-fogging
Fog-resistant dual lens and vented frame.
User comfort
Ergonomic foam.
Stability
30-mm wide strap.
Adjustable
Equipped with buckle to adjust strap length.
Compatibility
Can be used with ski helmet for children ages 12 to 36 months (Decathlon sled).
Field of vision
Wraparound lens provides good horizontal field of vision.

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How much UV protection do these kids’ ski goggles deliver?
UV rays are bad for the eyes. All our goggles meet the relevant standard and offer 100% UV protection. Kids’ ski goggles are the best solution: they cover kids’ eyes perfectly and completely block UV rays and glare.
Why do these kids’ ski goggles have a dual lens?
These dual lens goggles help prevent fogging. Air trapped between the lenses creates a layer of thermal insulation. This reduces the thermal shock between the inside and the outside surface of the goggles, which helps delay condensation from forming on the inside lens of the goggles. The inside lens also has a fog-resistant coating.
What is Essential fog resistance?
Essential anti-fogging technology combines a treated dual lens and an air vent on the frame that allows airflow inside the goggles. For proper ventilation, try to avoid letting neck warmers or other items block the air vents. Do not rub the inside surface of the lens. Instead, gently dab the inside surface to keep the fog-resistant coating working effectively for as long as possible.
How can we keep these kids’ goggles fog-free?
Moisture causes fogging. Avoid placing the goggles on a damp surface, like a wet helmet or hat, to keep the foam dry. Falling face down in the snow can also fog up your goggles. Dry out your goggles overnight to get rid of any trace of moisture before you hit the slopes so that the next day, they are perfectly dry.
How should I clean and maintain the ski goggles?
Outer lens: Clean the exterior lens with a slightly damp microfibre cloth (or cover sold in the ski mask department). This type of cloth will not scratch the lens. Gently rub the lens surface. Inner lens: Because of the fog-resistant treatment on the inner lens, lightly dab the lens with a microfibre cloth—do not wipe it.
What are some features of the lenses?
Wraparound dual lens. Made from injection-moulded polycarbonate, the outer lens is highly shock-resistant. The inner lens is made from acetate.
What are some features of the strap?
30 mm-high polyamide, polyester, and rubber elastic.
What is the EN 174 standard?
The EN 174 standard is a European standard that applies to masks used for eye protection during downhill skiing or similar activities, such as snowboarding.
Is XS the right size of goggles for my child?
These XS kids’ ski goggles are intended for head sizes 44 cm to 49 cm.

Kids' Ski/Sledding Goggles – 500 12-36 months

How to get it

Features

Sun protection

Anti-fogging

User comfort

Stability

Adjustable

Compatibility

Field of vision

Description

Design details

Specifications

Details

Composition

EU product safety contact

Usage & care

Description

Design details

Specifications

Details

Composition

EU product safety contact

Specifications

Details

Composition

EU product safety contact

Usage & care

How to use

How to repair or replace

2-year warranty

Care instructions

Storage

Cleaning

Specifications

Details

Composition

EU product safety contact

How to use

How to repair or replace

2-year warranty

Care instructions

Storage

Cleaning