Light transmittance of ski goggles

The light transmittance of ski goggles is the ratio of transmitted light intensity to incident light intensity expressed as a percentage. Generally, the larger the value, the higher the light transmittance.

The choice of light transmittance of ski goggles is mainly based on personal preference. Generally, the standard light transmittance of ski goggles is 30%-50%. The light transmittance of the lens must be marked on the formal quality ski snowboard goggles package, which must be done at the time of purchase. Pay attention to confirm.

Generally speaking

Ski goggles with light transmittance above 51% will make people feel bright and dazzling, so ski goggles with light transmittance are suitable for skiing at night and on cloudy days.

Ski goggles with a light transmittance of 30%-50% are relatively moderate. If you are not sure whether the weather will change, you can generally choose to use ski goggles with this light transmittance.

Ski goggles with light transmittance below 30% are relatively dim and can effectively block glare, so they are more suitable for use in clear weather.