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The advantages of a ski helmet with visor for spectacle wearers

There is more space between the visor and the face than under ski goggles. As the visor is firmly attached to the helmet, it cannot slip. These are the ideal conditions for spectacle wearers. In addition, visors usually offer a wider field of vision than ski goggles – with comparable lens technologies. While the ski helmet with visor is therefore the only comfortable way for spectacle wearers to wear their corrective glasses on the slopes, other skiers have the choice. However, many skiers without visual aids are also convinced by the wearing comfort of a ski helmet with visor. Furthermore, the search for the right ski goggles for the respective helmet is eliminated. The visor helmet is a unit that impresses both in terms of comfort and field of vision – with or without corrective glasses.

Ski helmet with visor from HEAD a visor for a wide variety of light conditions.

Whether on the slopes or in deep powder, the visor helmet is a reliable and comfortable companion. A visor helmet is a ski helmet and ski goggles in one and is often not more expensive than helmet and goggles separately. Have you decided to buy a ski helmet with a visor? Then simply order the visor helmet online at ski-shop.ch. Since safety when skiing has become an increasingly important topic, a good and crash-proof ski helmet is always a worthwhile investment. 

More contrast and less glare with a ski helmet with visor

The unique lens technology developed by Alpina helps winter sports enthusiasts to achieve much better vision. The specially tinted lens in the color ruby-red reduces the blue component of visible light. This increases the contrast in the snow and the surroundings can be perceived more quickly and better. A polarizing film of the highest optical quality built into the lens completes the Quattroflex effect. Disturbing scattered and glare light is filtered out and the contrast further enhanced. Reflections and glare are minimized, making ice surfaces and dangerous situations much more visible so that you can react to them more quickly. 

Varioflex - Perfect vision in all lighting conditions

Varioflex is a lens technology where the lenses adapt automatically depending on the weather. The self-tinting (photochromic) lenses react to visible light. When exposed to light, chemical elements “open” and create a flat, darkening effect. If the light intensity decreases, the chemical elements close and the lens becomes clear again. This process takes place in a matter of seconds. 

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