Low Light Ski Goggles: A Bonus Overcast Lens With Every Pair
Flat light is one of the hardest conditions to ski or ride in, contrast disappears and terrain gets harder to read. Every KIZUKI goggle solves this with a bonus overcast lens included at no extra cost, so you're covered for low light without a second purchase.
Built for Australia's Changeable Conditions
Australian resorts shift between full sun, cloud cover and flat light within the same run. Rather than needing a dedicated low light lens purchased separately, KIZUKI includes an overcast lens with every Dawn and Dawn(s) goggle, alongside your chosen VLT S2 lens (19-43%), so you can swap the moment conditions change. Read more in our guide to skiing in low light.
Which Fit Is Right for You?
| Fit | Best For | Included |
|---|---|---|
| Dawn | Regular to wider face shapes | Magnetic lens (VLT S2), bonus overcast lens, hardshell case, microfibre pouch, cleaning cloth |
| Dawn(s) | Smaller, narrower face shapes | Magnetic lens (VLT S2), bonus overcast lens, hardshell case, microfibre pouch, cleaning cloth |
Why One Lens Handles Every Light Condition
Most low light ski goggles on the market solve the problem with a single high-VLT lens and nothing else, fine for flat days, but too bright once the sun breaks through. KIZUKI takes a different approach: a VLT S2 primary lens (19-43%) built to handle most conditions on its own, backed by a dedicated overcast lens for the flattest, lowest-visibility days, swapped in seconds on the magnetic mount rather than left in a bag as a "someday" purchase.
What's Included With Every Pair
- Bonus overcast magnetic lens, at no extra cost
- VLT S2 rated primary lens (19-43%)
- UV400 certified protection, see our certification standards
- Hardshell protective case, microfibre pouch and cleaning cloth
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to buy a separate low light lens?
No. Every KIZUKI goggle already includes a bonus overcast lens at no extra cost, specifically for flat light and low visibility conditions.
How do I swap to the overcast lens?
Pull the current lens away from the magnetic mount and press the overcast lens into place. It takes a couple of seconds and works with gloves on.
Why do all KIZUKI lenses use the same VLT rating?
The VLT S2 (19-43%) range is chosen to handle Australia's full spread of on-mountain light in one lens, rather than needing separate lenses for separate conditions. Read the full explanation in Why Every KIZUKI Lens Has the Same VLT.
Is the overcast lens different from the standard S2 lens?
Yes. The bonus overcast lens sits at the higher-VLT end for flat, low-contrast conditions, while your chosen S2 colourway covers everything from full sun through to cloud, giving you two lenses tuned for opposite ends of the light spectrum.