Giro Contour RS — Ski & Snowboard Goggle

Q1: How do I find the right size goggle — Contour RS or standard Contour?
The RS is the reduced-size version, built for smaller-than-average faces. The standard Contour fits a medium-to-large face. A good fit seals evenly against your face with no pressure on the nose and no gaps at the cheeks. If you wear glasses, note that prescription glasses fit tighter in the RS than in the standard Contour, so try them together in-store

Q2: Is the Contour RS compatible with my helmet?
It's designed to integrate with Giro helmets. It will work with many other brands, but fit at the brow varies. Bring your helmet to either location and our staff will check that the goggle sits flush with no gap at your forehead.

Q3: What VLT% lens should I choose for Okanagan conditions?
VLT (visible light transmission) is the percentage of light a lens lets through. Lower VLT means a darker lens for sunny days, and higher VLT means a brighter lens for low light. Okanagan ski days often swing from strong sun to fog and flat light. The Contour RS covers both with a sun/all-condition primary lens and a VIVID Infrared low-light lens, which you can swap in seconds on the chairlift.