Women's Ski Goggles

Giro Women's Ski Goggles

Giro women's ski goggles bring together VIVID optics, EXV frame geometry for a wider field of view and Seamless Compatibility with Giro helmets, in styles and colourways chosen for women. Our range of ladies' ski goggles runs from entry-level designs to toric lenses with magnetic interchangeable systems, so you can match your goggle to how and where you ski.

Finding the right fit

Fit is the most important factor in any goggle. It should sit flush against your face with no gaps at the brow or cheeks and seal evenly with your helmet. Most Giro goggles come in one adult size that suits a wide range of face shapes. If you have a smaller face, models such as the Contour RS, a reduced-size version of the Contour, offer a more compact frame with the same frameless EXV design. Our guide on how to choose ski and snowboard goggles covers fit and lens choice in more detail.

Lens technology for changing conditions

Developed by Giro and ZEISS® Optics, VIVID lenses let in contrast-enhancing blue light while blocking harmful UV rays, making snow texture and terrain changes easier to read in flat light. Every Giro lens also features an anti-fog coating. When choosing a lens, the right VLT for your usual conditions matters more than its colour, and our guide to what VLT means explains how to pick one.

Goggles and helmets that work together

Giro goggles are designed to pair seamlessly with Giro women's ski helmets, closing the gap at the forehead that can expose skin to the cold and keeping air moving across the top of the lens to help reduce fogging.

Frequently asked questions

Are women's ski goggles different from men's?

Mainly in fit and style. Lens and frame technology is the same across Giro goggles: women's styles focus on colourways and, in some models, more compact frames for smaller faces. If a unisex goggle fits you well, it will perform just as well, so you can also choose from our full range of ski goggles.

Can I wear glasses under women's ski goggles?

Yes. OTG ski goggles (Over The Glasses) have extra internal depth and channels in the face foam at the temples, so the arms of your glasses sit naturally without breaking the seal.

Can I use women's ski goggles for snowboarding?

Yes. There is no technical difference between ski and snowboard goggles: Giro goggles are designed for both, with the same lenses, frames and helmet integration.

How do I clean my ski goggles?

Let the goggles dry at room temperature after skiing, then clean the inner lens only with a microfibre cloth. Never wipe the lens while it is wet, as this can permanently damage the anti-fog coating. Our guide on how to clean snow goggles covers the full process.