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If you think all goggles are the same, well, think again. At our Blister Summit 2025, I spoke with Steven Kennedy (Giro), Ted Ligety (Shred Optics), Stefan Stahl (Glade Optics), and Gabriel Lobbi (Provuu) about some different approaches — and solutions — to the problem of seeing well on snow.
RELATED LINKS:
Get Yourself Covered: BLISTER+
TOPICS & TIMES:
Introductions (4:15)
Different Approaches to the Problem (7:00)
Photochromic & VLT (11:34)
High-Contrast Lenses (17:08)
Lens Shapes (19:53)
Goggles & Helmet Fit (24:11)
Flat-Light Optimization (28:48)
What’s the Best Question I Haven’t Asked? (32:05)
Audience Questions (33:45)
Goggle Care (40:58)
Materials (42:11)
Shield Helmets & Corrective Lenses (50:27)
Fogging (53:23)
I’m a 100 day + skier at mt Bachelor. Low light is my number one concern, and you addressed that. I wish someone in the audience had brought up the issue of frozen rime on the outside of the lenses and what technology could mitigate that.
Does anyone know how to get a transcript of this?