If you bought your goggle at a ski shop, good luck trying to find a replacement lens. Most ski shops have neither the time or space to stock goggle replacement lenses.

Welcome to HaberVision, where your perfect goggle lens is just a click away.

     

Note: Mirror coatings are esthetic only. Performance of any given lens is determined by its base color.

Optic Orange: Effective on those days when the light is especially poor, this lens truly delivers. We recommend this lens when available light is limited. Especially effective at filtering blue light which in turn increases contrast and perception.

Vermillion: This color provides the best contrast in low light conditions. It also preserves your night vision by preventing the bleaching of "Rhodopsin" a pigment located amongst the rods and cones on your retina. This is an excellent color for multiple sporting applications but is especially effective for skiing on overcast days or when the light is "flat".

Clear: When maximum visible light transmission is required. Non-polarized.

 How to install a goggle replacement lens

 

 

Removal

·          Separate lens from frame along the top of the goggle.

·          Work your way from the top along the sides and down to the nose piece.

·          Carefully wiggle the lens from the retention posts around the nose area using care not to tear the retention posts.

Installation

·          Your Haber replacement lens has a protective film covering the inside lens surface. This must be removed before use. (On single or flat lenses there may be a film on both sides of the lens.) Peel back the film 1 inch on each side of the lens but don’t completely remove it yet.

·          Start by inserting the lens into the nose area and making sure it is completely secure in its retaining posts. This centers the lens in the frame so the other retention posts line up.

·          Work the lens into the frame by working up one side and then the other and finishing at the top. Make sure the lens snaps into the retention posts at the top of the goggle.

·          Reach inside the goggle and peel the film off the lens. This should leave a finger print proof finish on the inside lens surface.