Size Charts

Size Charts

These size charts and conversions are meant to serve as a guide. We recommend you try-on before using to ensure full comfort and performance.

Section 1

Snow Helmet Size Guide

How to Measure Your Size

Wrap a measuring tape around your head, keeping the tape level from front to back. Note the measurement and refer to the Size Guide.

Note: Make sure the helmet fits with a little room when the fit system is loose, and sits low enough to protect your forehead without hindering your vision. Once you’ve got the right size, you can adjust the fit.

Section 2

Snow Goggles Size Guide

Different ski and snowboard goggles come in different sizes for various face contours. It is important to try on goggles to get the right fit but to help you work out the most suitable frame size.

Small Frame Ski & Snowboard Goggles

This size will fit kids and youth, as well as adults with a smaller faces.

Medium Frame Ski & Snowboard Goggles

Medium sized frames will fit most people. It should be noted here as well that most goggles are essentially unisex, apart from color schemes and shapes.

Large or Oversized Frame Ski & Snowboard Goggles

Size does matter, and not just because of the fit of the goggles either. Wearing a larger goggle will provide you with more room for a broader view.

But remember that NOT everyone’s face fits a large, oversized goggle, nor are all helmets compatible with them.

OTG (Over the Glasses) Ski & Snowboard Goggles

OTG or over-the-glasses, ski & snowboard goggles are designed to allow you to wear your prescription eyeglasses under your ski or snowboard goggles.

*All size data shown is for illustration purposes only. Actual products may vary due to product design.