Ski Goggles Manufacturer

Since its set-up, Hubo has been dedicated to offering high-end and sustainable ski goggles that suit all ski fields.The technology applied to ski goggles is also comparable to that of big brands. We use double-layer lenses to effectively prevent fog and lens tinting technology to adjust to environmental changes.

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Our ski goggle frame is made of TPU raw material, mainly provided by BASF, while lenses are supplied by a Taiwanese lens manufacturer with 20 years of experience, and some are supplied by Zeiss. Strict control of raw materials enables us to have high-quality products. Start to browse all ski goggles as shown below.

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Technologies Applied In Ski Goggles In Hubo

Hubo has always been committed to being ahead of the goggle industry, learning and applying various technologies to our products to maintain their continuous vitality.

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Frames

Magnetic Lens

Magnetic lenses are designed for quick lens exchange when skiing.

Heated Lens

The electric heating lens model offers up to 6 hours of battery life.

Smart lens

The smart lens comes with an additional coating that regulates its tint depending on weather.

Anti-Scratch Lens

A permanent coating is applied to the lens to help prevent scratching.

Anti-Fog Lens

Inner no fogging CA (cellulose acetate) lens are imported from Italy which can be permanent anti-fog.

UV 400 Protection

100% UV400 protection provides you the Less glares, less UV, less fatigue.

Waterproof

The double-sided coating is bonded to all mirror lenses for moisture resistance.

Anti-Reflective Coating

Applying a permanent coating that is durable to the lenses helps prevent scratches.

Frames Materials

TPU materials are available, which offer the highest level of resistance to abrasion and changing temperatures.

Helmet Compatibility

Adjustable straps make sure goggles are suitable for all activities that involve helmets.

Wide Field Of Vision

A spherical lens model with a frameless design allows you to enjoy maximum peripheral vision.

Venting System

Airflow lens technology is characterized by vents in the brow of the lens.

OTG(Over the glasses)

OTG (Over the Glass) goggles fit perfectly over prescription glasses, eliminating the need to sacrifice vision or comfort in any situation.

High-Density Foam

High-density adhesive foam molded to the wearer’s face shape provides optimal comfort and additional sun and moisture protection.

Silicone Strap

Non-slip silicone enhances the grip between the goggle strap and the hiking headdress, keeping the goggles in place.

Face Fit

The lightweight outer layer frames the lens securely and does not bend, effectively preventing visual distortion.

How To Choose Ski Goggle Lenses?

The main difference between spherical, cylindrical, and toric lenses is their shape. The shape of the lens affects things like viewing area, glare reduction, optical clarity, and anti-fog capabilities.

Cylindrical Lens

Lens curves on X axis
Less glare defense
Larger surface points for UV rays
Less volume with greater chance to fog
Can have distorted view at certain angles

A cylindrical lens is vertically flat and curved on the sides, giving it a low-profile design. But the main drawback to a cylindrical lens is that they’re more prone to glare because of the flat vertical axis. The optics are also not always optimal, but most cylindrical goggles are designed to sit close enough to your face to still give you a decent peripheral view.

Spherical Lens

Lens curves both axes
Better glare defense
Smaller surface points for UV rays
More volume between the face and lenses for improved vertilation
More optically-correct with minimum distortion

A spherical goggle has a rounded, bubble-like appearance which provides superior peripheral view and less distortion. The curve of the lens also reduces glare because there are virtually no flat spots where light can hit to create glare. Another benefit of a spherical lens is the added volume inside of the goggle, which helps to reduce fogging.

Toric Lens

Glare- The curve of the toric lens has fewer surface points for UV rays to penetrate
Fog-Medium volume between your face and the lens making it sufficient for combating fog
Vision- Most optically true lens choice

By combining the two lens options, you get the best of both worlds. A toric lens has slightly less curvature on the y-axis but a true spherical curve on the x-axis. The shape of the lens more closely follows the shape of your face so it gives you better optics and you still get an amazing peripheral view.

Completely Customizable Goggles

We mean what we mean. Every business has specific needs, which is why all our goggle is custom-made to any size, style, material, and option. So even if you don’t see what you want, just let us know, and we will figure out a way!

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Quick Process To Get Your Custom Goggles

Consultation with client to determine specific needs and requirements
Gathering information on preferred design, colors, and features

Creation of 2D and 3D models for client approval
Sampling to ensure proper fit, function, and design

Rigorous testing of sample for safety and performance
Collaboration with client to make any necessary adjustments

Commencement of bulk production once client approves the final sample
High-quality production process with strict quality control measures in place

Efficient and reliable shipping of finished goggles to client location
Tracking and monitoring of shipment to ensure timely and safe delivery

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