Photochromic Magnetic Ski Goggles, Dual-Layer Anti-Fog & UV Protection Snow Eyewear for Day & Night
Built for skiing, snowboarding, mountaineering, and multi-terrain outdoor sports, these dual-layer coated ski goggles deliver crystal-clear optics and reliable UV protection. Featuring an OTG (Over-The-Glasses) wide-vision frame, breathable triple-layer memory foam, and a secure anti-slip strap, they ensure all-day comfort and stability.
BaseInfo
- Brand: AnttifySport
- Product Origin: CHINA
- Pack: 1 PCS
- SKU: AS-SG-0007
Key attributes
| Lens Technology | Smart Photochromic (All-Weather Day & Night Adaptive) |
| Lens Structure | Dual-Layer Polycarbonate (PC) Coated Lens |
| Protective Features | Anti-Fog, Anti-Glare Coating, UV Protection, Scratch-Resistant Film |
| Frame Design | OTG (Over-The-Glasses) Wide-Vision Frame |
| Dimensions (L × H) | 180×100 mm. Approx. 180 g |
| Face Padding | Triple-Layer Memory Foam |
| Strap System | Adjustable Elastic Strap with Anti-Slip Silicone Grip & Buckle |
| Available Colors | White Frame + Red Lens Black Frame + Red Lens White Frame + Blue Lens Black Frame + Blue Lens White Frame + Clear Lens Black Frame + Clear Lens |
| Application | Skiing, Mountaineering, Snowmobiling, Cycling, Desert Trekking, Hiking |
| Customization | OEM / ODM Logo & Packaging Available (Wholesale) |
Why the Anti-Glare Coating Matters More Than the Tint on a Long Day
The decision a buyer makes on a photochromic goggle is usually made on the lens colour, and that is the wrong place to start. The lens on the AS-SG-0007 is photochromic, so it darkens under UV and clears again as the light drops, and it comes in clear, blue and red across a black or white frame. But the coating is what decides how the goggle performs over a full day rather than the first ten minutes of it, and this one carries an anti-glare coating across a dual-layer polycarbonate lens with an anti-fog inner treatment and a scratch-resistant protective film.
Anti-glare earns its place on snow for a specific reason. A flat white slope under an overcast sky is one of the highest-ambient-light situations there is, and a lens that simply reflects that light back at the wearer closes the view down precisely when contrast is already poor. An anti-glare coating spreads and absorbs that reflection instead of bouncing it straight back, which is what keeps the piste ahead readable on a whiteout, a shaded north face, or a run taken late in the afternoon after the sun has dropped behind the ridge. For a buyer selling to a ski school, a rental operation, or a mountain guide who is out on the hill for eight hours, that is the argument to lead with, because it is the difference between a goggle that is worn all day and one that comes off at the first flat light.
The other half of the case is the anti-fog inner treatment working together with the dual-layer build. The gap between the two lens layers holds a layer of air, which slows the transfer of moisture from a warm face to a cold lens, and the inner coating keeps condensation from forming on the surface in the first place. Both matter on the same trip, because a lens that is clear but fogging is no better than a lens that is dark and smeared, and the goggle that stays usable is the one that handles light and moisture separately.
The lens is held in the frame by magnets rather than a permanent clip, so it lifts out with a pull and seats back in by hand in a couple of seconds. That makes it straightforward to change the lens to a dedicated high-contrast one for a bright afternoon, or to swap in a light lens for night skiing, without tools and without the risk of snapping a fragile tab on a conventional frame. The frame itself is a wide OTG design so it fits over a ski helmet without leaving a band of exposed skin at the brow, padded with triple-layer memory foam that moulds to the face. The strap is an adjustable elastic band with an anti-slip silicone grip and a buckle, and at 180 x 100 mm and approximately 180 g the whole unit is light enough to stay on through a long day.
Request a Quote
Ask the sourcing desk for current pricing, carton specification, and the production schedule on the AS-SG-0007 photochromic magnetic ski goggle. Share your target market, annual volume, and any branding requirement in the form below and we return a quotation with the relevant spec sheet.
The AS-SG-0007 runs in a black or white OTG frame with the lens as the variable: clear, blue or red. The lens is a photochromic dual-layer polycarbonate with an anti-glare coating, UV protection, an anti-fog inner treatment and a scratch-resistant protective film, and it is held in the frame by magnets so it can be lifted out and reseated by hand in seconds. This is the anti-glare version of the range: it is the build to quote when the customer is buying for flat light, whiteout conditions, night skiing or long days on the hill, and it is worth quoting alongside the REVO true-colour electroplated version rather than against it, since the two coatings address the same product from different use cases. The frame is padded with triple-layer memory foam and supplied with an adjustable elastic strap carrying an anti-slip silicone grip and buckle. The unit measures 180 x 100 mm and weighs approximately 180 g. Logo customisation runs from a 500-piece minimum. This is an alpine and snow sports goggle built around a user-replaceable lens, not a strap-mounted cycling or motorcycle eyewear, and it should not be positioned against the AS-CA cycling range.
