ADS Sports Eyewear has redesigned their web site to help skiers sort through the barrage of new information about ski goggles.  Prescription ski goggles are easy to find, and now prescription lenses can be made to fit almost any ski goggle.  Information about each manufacturer’s new lenses is available, and polarized ski goggles are easy to isolate on the Ski Goggle pages.

Fogging is an important issue when most people select a ski goggle.  Over the years duel lenses, large volume goggles and better venting have all helped reduce fogging.  Few people know that the best way to reduce fogging on a lens is Rain-X.  It works well enough for some optical labs to use it.  Just remove the lens from the goggle and apply a uniform coating as per the instructions.  Do this before you get to the slopes so the coatings have time to dry. 

ADS Sports Eyewear features the Smith Phenom Turbo Ski Goggle as their best no-fog ski goggle.  A tiny fan moves air over the lens and clears the thickest fog in seconds.  The venting is well designed and prevents fogging while skiing.  Using the fan for a few seconds in the lift line or when stopped to read a trail map gives the Phenom a huge advantage over other choices.   A large volume goggle is not required when you have this fan.  Smith also makes a great optical insert to hold an Rx lens, and the Smith mirror coatings hide the prescription lens very well.

The advantages of spherical ski goggles and polarized ski goggle lenses are discussed in detail in the Ski Goggle Buyers Guide that is posted on the web site.  Information that compares the properties of the new lenses, including Visible Light Transmission, is also published in several places on the site.

ADS Sports Eyewear caters to a very sports-specific market.  In the winter months, ski goggles and prescription ski goggles are the focus of the entire organization.