Name: Giro Contour Goggles
Brand: Giro
SKU: AgAAADAAy5srrAKQQB2IOyt_mngQ7g
Availability: OutOfStock

Question 1

How do I change the lenses on my Giro contour goggles?

Accepted Answer

The Giro Contour goggles uses the Quick Change Lens System to swap lenses. The lenses are held in place by magnets running along a rail inside the frame of the goggles. So to remove a pair of lenses, you need to pick a side to tear away the lens, this should be relatively easy. To put in the new pair of lenses, just place the new lenses in the frame and the magnets will hold them in place.

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Removing the lenses on Giro Contour goggles is easy and can be done in 2 steps. Simply grip the frame of the goggles with one hand, and grip the edge of the lens with the other. Gently pull your hands in opposite directions, and the magnets should release. To install a new lens, align the center of the new lens with the center of the nose and brow and apply pressure to snap lens to magnets. Then along both sides, gently apply pressure to secure the 2 pins on each side.

Question 2

Are Giro goggles good?

Accepted Answer

Giro snow goggles have an abundance of different options all reasonably priced too. Most Giro snow goggles come equipped with high performance VIVID lenses by Zeiss, Expansion View Technology for greater field of view and EVAK vents to eliminate any fogging for clearer vision. Some of the snow goggles also come magnetic lens changing, ideal for when the weather changes at the blink of an eye.

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Giro is a US-based company that got its start making helmets for snow-sports and for cycling, and have been making high-quality ski googles since 2004. Giro goggles use Zeiss lenses in a range of tints and VLTs (visible light transmission percentage) and fit with a wide range of helmets, but integrate exceptionally well with Giro helmets. In short, they are definitely worth considering, especially if you already own a Giro helmet.

Question 3

Are Giro snow goggles good?

Accepted Answer

Giro snow goggles have an abundance of different options all reasonably priced too. Most Giro snow goggles come equipped with high performance VIVID lenses by Zeiss, Expansion View Technology for greater field of view and EVAK vents to eliminate any fogging for clearer vision. Some of the snow goggles also come magnetic lens changing, ideal for when the weather changes at the blink of an eye.

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Giro is a US-based company that got its start making helmets for snow-sports and for cycling, and have been making high-quality ski googles since 2004. Giro goggles use Zeiss lenses in a range of tints and VLTs (visible light transmission percentage) and fit with a wide range of helmets, but integrate exceptionally well with Giro helmets. In short, they are definitely worth considering, especially if you already own a Giro helmet.

Question 4

What color goggle lens is best for night?

Accepted Answer

For night skiing you want a very high percentage VLT (visible light transmission) Clear lenses are ideal for night skiing, with high VLT yellow lenses a not-too-distant second.

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The best goggle lens for night skiing and snowboarding is a clear lens. A low light yellow colored lens will also work great at night. But to truly see the contours in the snow, a clear goggle lens will your best bet.

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Its hard to see when skiing at night at the resort. I prefer to use clear, light yellow and/or if the lights are brighter, a light pink lens at night. Night skiing is fun if you can see where you're going.

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