Gray ski goggles lens on a white background
Standard Size

For regular to wider faces

Bonus Overcast Lens
Bonus Overcast Lens

Included with purchase

Gray ski goggles lens on a white background
Standard Size

For regular to wider faces

Bonus Overcast Lens
Bonus Overcast Lens

Included with purchase

Gray ski goggles lens on a white background
Slim Size

For smaller, narrower faces

Bonus Overcast Lens
Bonus Overcast Lens

Included with purchase

Gray ski goggles lens on a white background
Slim Size

For smaller, narrower faces

Bonus Overcast Lens
Bonus Overcast Lens

Included with purchase

About Snowboard Goggles

Snowboard Goggles Built for Peripheral Vision and a Gap-Free Helmet Fit

Riding switch, spotting park features and reading terrain at odd angles all rely on peripheral vision most ski goggles aren't shaped for. KIZUKI snowboard goggles are built with a wider field of view and a frame designed to sit gap-free against your helmet, in standard and slim fits.

Why Peripheral Vision Matters More When You're Riding Sideways

A skier faces forward, so a goggle built around a forward-facing field of view does most of the job. A snowboarder's stance is sideways to the direction of travel, which means the blind spots sit in a completely different place, over the leading shoulder, along the toe and heel edge, behind where a skier would never need to look. KIZUKI's cylindrical lens shape is built to extend that side-on field of view specifically, rather than just widening a forward-facing design and calling it snowboard-ready.

Why Fit Against Your Helmet Matters

A gap between goggle and helmet lets in cold air and snow, and can be the difference between a comfortable day and constant readjustment. That seal comes down to two things: a foam channel deep enough to compress evenly against a helmet's brim rather than just touching at the edges, and a strap with enough range to sit flat rather than riding up. KIZUKI's frame profile is shaped around both, so it sits flush against most snowboard helmets without pressure points or gapping.

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

Both fits carry the same lens performance, UV400 protection and anti-fog coating.

What's Included With Every Pair

  • Magnetic lens system with bonus overcast lens included
  • UV400 certified protection
  • Double-layer, ISO-certified anti-fog coating
  • Hardshell protective case, microfibre pouch and cleaning cloth

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these fit against a snowboard helmet without gaps?

Yes. The Dawn and Dawn(s) are shaped to sit flush against most snowboard helmets, though we'd always recommend checking fit with your specific helmet where possible.

Are KIZUKI goggles good for park and pipe riding?

The wide peripheral vision and secure fit suit park, pipe and backcountry riding. See Snowboard Goggles Australia for a deeper look at riding-specific features.

Do I need a separate lens for changing conditions while riding?

No. Every KIZUKI goggle already includes a bonus overcast lens for flat light, at no extra cost.

Is a snowboard goggle's field of view actually different from a ski goggle's?

The lens and frame are the same platform, but where that peripheral vision matters most differs by stance, side-on for snowboarding, forward-facing for skiing. The cylindrical shape is built to serve both without compromise.

Will these work with a full-face or hybrid snowboard helmet?

Most full-face and hybrid helmets have a wider brim opening than standard helmets, so fit is typically even more forgiving. As with any helmet, we'd recommend checking the seal against your specific model.

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