Your Guide to Julbo's 24/25 Goggle Collection

As winter descends and the mountains beckon, it's time to pull your gear from storage and take inventory of what needs upgrading. Among the most important pieces of equipment are your goggles- not only do they protect your eyes from harsh winds and UV rays, but they can also protect your eyes from an errant tree branch or during an unfortunate tumble.

Ski goggle technology has made considerable strides in recent years, including the introduction of photochromic lenses. Photochromic lenses lighten and darken based on ambient UV light, erasing the need to "deal with" squinting and straining your eyes, or carrying an additional lens in your jacket. All Julbo REACTIV lenses are photochromic, and are like having 4, or even 5 lenses in one!

What Makes Julbo's reactiv photochromic lenses different?

Photochromic lenses are becoming more common, but not all photochromic lenses are created equal.

Here are the top reasons to consider Julbo's REACTIV lenses:

A general guide to sizing

A well-fitting goggle is key to all-day comfort on the mountain. Goggle sizing can be somewhat subjective, but a general rule of thumb is that helmet size corresponds to goggle frame size.

If you wear an XS or S helmet, you will most likely find our medium goggle to be most comfortable. If you wear a M helmet, you will most likely fit into both M and L goggles*, and it will come down to your preference if you like a larger or smaller fitting goggle. If you wear a size L or XL helmet, you will most likely find our size L goggles to fit most comfortably.

Click here to view Julbo's 2024-2025 goggle size guide.

*Below, Julbo team member Ryan demonstrates the fit of our goggles while wearing a size M helmet.