Ski goggles are a highly sophisticated equipment. If you want it to use and last for a few more years, you need to use it and maintain it well. Try not to touch the mirror with your hands dirextly, and be careful not to scratch the mirror with sharp objects(Especially items such as mobile phones and keys). And keep the surface of lense always clean. Observe the goggles before and after using. If there is dust, wipe it off with silk or glasses cloth.

If there are stains, you can use lens cleaning paper used by professional cameras and gently rub circles around the stains until they are removed. If you must use a water-based detergent, be sure to choose a neutral one. Do not soak or flush your goggles in water as they dry slowly and are more likely to collect dust or leave traces as the water evaporates.

Compatibility with helmets: Choose ski goggles that match your ski helmet to ensure comfort and a good seal.

Ski goggles that suit your face shape: Choose ski glasses that fit your face shape to ensure comfort and a good seal.

Different colors of ski goggle lenses are suitable for different weather conditions.

Black lenses series are more suitable for sunny weather and can effectively block the strong light.

Red/orange lenses series are all-weather ski goggles, which not only reduce the intensity of sunlight on sunny days, but also ensure clear vision when skiing on cloudy days and at night.

Pink lenses series are also known as all-weather ski goggles, but they can be slightly dazzling when the sun is bright, making them more suitable for cloudy days and night skiing.

Transparent/yellow series. The contrast of the yellow series is relatively strong, so you can clearly see the uneven condition of the snow surface. It is more suitable for bad weather and night skiing than the pink series.

Silver gray series can be seen more clearly on sunny days than red, orange and pink ones.

The blue/green series are also all-weather snow goggles. They have a higher contrast than the yellow series and can clearly distinguish the concave and convex conditions of the snow surface. However, the vision is not as clear as the red and orange series at dusk and night.