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A Reanson sources and manufactures all materials in-house, providing a seamless production process.
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A We have flexible MOQs, typically starting from 50 units per style.
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A Yes! Samples are available to confirm design and functionality before full-scale production.
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A Yes, we serve customers worldwide, including the USA, Europe, and Southeast Asia.
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A Warranty and return policies vary by manufacturer or retailer. Reanson emphasizes high-quality production but doesn’t specify warranty details on their site—contact them directly for inquiries. Always check the retailer or manufacturer’s policy before purchasing for details on returns or warranties.
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A Yes, ski goggles are versatile and can be used for snowboarding, motocross, or other outdoor sports requiring eye protection from wind, dust, or UV rays. Reanson also manufactures goggles for cycling and water sports, with similar anti-fog and UV protection features. Ensure the goggles meet the specific sport’s safety requirements.
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A Reanson uses Covestro TPU for flexible, impact-resistant frames and multi-layer cotton for breathable, comfortable padding. Outer lenses are anti-impact and UV-resistant, with optional hardening or vacuum coatings. Proper care ensures protection against collisions and harsh elements for long-term use.
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A Magnetic lens systems, as used in Reanson’s ski goggles, allow quick lens changes for adapting to weather shifts, even with gloves on. They provide a secure fit, enhancing convenience and performance in dynamic conditions.
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A Frame sizes range from kids to small, medium, large, or XL. Reanson notes that adults can fit various sizes based on preference, but helmet size can guide your choice—small helmets pair well with small or medium goggles. Try goggles on to ensure a snug, gap-free fit for diverse face shapes.
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A Yes, Reanson offers customization, including logos on straps or lenses (minimum order of 100 units for lens logos) and strap designs via 4C Dye Sublimation. Lens options include various tints like Mirror Chrome Smoke or Red Smoke, allowing personalized style and functionality.
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A Do: Clean the exterior lens with a soft, lint-free cloth and let goggles air dry indoors to prevent fogging. Store them in a protective case. Don’t: Wipe the inner lens, as it may damage anti-fog coatings. Avoid hiking with goggles on, as body heat can cause fogging. Don’t rip ice from vents, as this can clog ventilation. Proper care can extend the lifespan of Reanson goggles across multiple seasons.
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A Anti-fog coatings, like those on Reanson’s Italian-imported inner lenses, are hydrophilic, absorbing moisture to prevent fogging. Proper ventilation, such as Reanson’s hollow heat insulation layer, enhances airflow. Effectiveness depends on care—avoid wiping the inner lens and ensure goggles dry properly after use to maintain clarity in wet or snowy conditions.
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A Yes, Over-The-Glasses (OTG) goggles are designed to fit over prescription glasses. Alternatively, prescription goggle inserts offer better comfort, reduced fogging, and safety. Contacts are another option, but they may dry out in cold conditions, requiring rewetting drops.
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A Goggles should fit snugly with no gaps between the frame and your face or helmet. Reanson’s ergonomic designs and adjustable straps ensure compatibility with most helmets. Try goggles with your helmet to confirm a flush fit, and look for silicone-lined straps to prevent slipping. Options for higher cheekbones or lower nose bridges can improve comfort.
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A Cylindrical Lenses: Curve horizontally but are flat vertically, offering a low-profile look. They are affordable but may cause slight distortion or glare. Spherical Lenses: Curve both horizontally and vertically, reducing glare and improving peripheral vision, ideal for larger faces. Toric Lenses: A hybrid with a subtler vertical curve, providing excellent optics and fit for wider faces with minimal distortion. Reanson’s goggles often use toric lenses for enhanced clarity and comfort.
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A Lens choice depends on Visible Light Transmission (VLT) and weather. Lighter tints (e.g., yellow, amber, rose, VLT 50-80%) are ideal for low-light or cloudy conditions, while darker tints (e.g., brown, gray, VLT 10-25%) suit bright, sunny days. Reanson offers magnetic interchangeable lenses with advanced optics for enhanced clarity across conditions. Some lenses adjust tint automatically but may react slowly in extreme cold or shaded areas.
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A High-quality ski goggles should provide 100% UV protection, anti-fog and anti-scratch coatings, and a comfortable, adjustable fit. Reanson ski goggles feature double-layered anti-fog lenses, flexible TPU frames, and adjustable straps with antibacterial materials. Look for goggles with interchangeable lenses for varying light conditions, proper ventilation to prevent fogging, and helmet compatibility for a secure fit. Reanson goggles are certified to meet the latest safety standard EN ISO 18527-1:2022.
