Atomic Goggles

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REFINE

Being one of the market leaders in ski hardware, Atomic are aiming to "make every skier a better skier"; supplying both professional ski athletes and leisure skiers with eyewear which can be worn straight out of the box thanks to a wealth of features designed to enhanced fit and comfort is a unique trait of Atomic. Spherical and cylindrical lenses of the highest quality, paired with photochromic and multi-layered mirror technologies mean you will be fully prepared for whatever is thrown at you this winter. Wherever you want to ski, Atomic equipment can take you!

Heritage

Based in Austria, Atomic have been manufacturing ski equipment for over 60 years, supplying past and present pro stars, both male and female, in practically every skiing discipline including racing, freestyle, nordic combined and biathlon.

Features

Atomic have collaborated with world-leading Zeiss to produce their impressive goggle lenses, offering exceptional clarity in any weather condition. Live Fit Frame technology helps to give a seamless fit straight out the box, whatever your face shape.

Style

Whether you're a racer in need of streamlined shape or a freeskier wanting to look your best, the world class Revent series is the one for you whilst the Savor offers an OTG option. These goggles pair up seamlessly with our range of Atomic helmets!

Atomic was created by skiers for skiers, so they know what makes a great helmet and goggle set up. More importantly they can turn this insight into innovation. With the help of their Austrian in-house development; collaborations with some of the leading athletes in snow sports and European based production, Atomic have once again progressed in the world of snow optics by introducing Stereo HD lenses to help you see in high definition out on the slopes.

Atomic Goggles Summary

Atomic Goggles

Clean styles and ultimate performance

From the flagship model, the Count 360, the design of choice of Atomic's esteemed team of pro skiers, to the best-selling, OTG-ready Savor M equipped with a Photochromic lens, Atomic's goggles are the product of choice for the best in the business.

Atomic pride themselves on delivery world class tech to the masses. None more so than with their Revent range; featuring a variety of styles and understated features, they perform above and beyond what you would normally expect from a pair of traditional ski goggles.

Men's Goggles

With an even wider range than ever, Atomic's 2018/19 goggles are in a world of their own. A new arrival for this season is the Count 360, a top of the range product that performs whatever the weather.

Women's Goggles

An issue no more; Atomic have addressed the elephant in the room in sizing their premium products. Enter the Revent S. A scaled down version of their top of the range model in scaled down size which is packed full of tech and high quality features.

OTG Goggles

Remove the hassle of changing glasses when out on the slopes and keep your eye on the piste map thanks to Atomic's OTG series. Featured on one of their most popular models, the Revent L, you'll be sure to keep your eyes on the prize this winter.

Atomic offer some of the most advanced goggles around but their helmets keep the heads of some of skiing's biggest names safe and sound. Check out the Count AMID for premium protection and integration.

Combine Atomic goggles and helmets for market-leading integration. With seamless compatibility and aligned ventilation channels; protection is combined with comfort, performance and style for a great look this winter with performance to match!

Atomic Helmets

Pair up for ultimate integration

Stereo HD Lens Technology

Premium Lens Technology

For incredible snow visibility

High-definition contrast lens technology built into every Stereo HD lens creates incredible snow visibility in all light conditions. These lenses are perfect to help pick out undulations and defects on the surface for a more confident approach to skiing.

Stereo HD lenses use a precise blend of coloured crystals in the lens to divide white light into its six spectral colours. By enhancing essential wavelengths of light you gain a greater sense of depth on the snow, resulting in a superior optical experience.