The Force C

Ski goggles play an important part in skiing and other winter activities. They protect eyes from the elements, such as snow, wind, UV rays, while improving vision.

MAJESTY goggles are equipped with functions and features that make a huge difference in comfort and performance such as: quick-change lens system, multiply lens tints, anti-fog, anti-smudge and reflective coating.

They feature ergonomic design, frame/lens ventilated system, triple density foam and double lens that is made of 2 separate lenses put together.

Great for mountain adventures and ski touring. Supreme finishing and high-performance polarised lenses.

Our goggles, both styles - classic and magnetic, are equipped with replacement lenses.

The Force C goggles feature 9 connection points and 18 magnets placed in frame and lens.

The Force goggle features innovative magnetic technology that makes lens replacement incredibly fast and accurate.

Now, you can easily adapt to changing weather conditions.The Force uses magnetic precision and even when you don’t align the lens correctly, The Force will self-correct and ensure a perfect fit.You can even swap lenses without first taking off the goggles and with the goggle frame still strapped to your head, the magnetic force will ensure a secure, perfect lens fit and seal with the frame, every time. Nine magnets are placed in the frame while another set of nine magnets is placed in the lens. This ensures effortless self-alignment, a very secure lens to frame seal and the overall process of replacing the lens is much easier, faster and more accurate than ever before.

XENON™ High-contrast lenses are engineered to enhance contrast and visibility so you can see terrain and snow unevenness and ski with confidence.

High-contrast lenses provide richness in vision and great performance in a wide range of light conditions. They are recommended to be used when it is low or flat light as they make it easier to see definition in the snow.

All Majesty XENON™ lenses are upgraded with revo reflective coating on the outside of the lens that creates a mirrored effect that reduces glare from the snow.