Snow days, sorted
On snow, the sun comes at them twice.
Fresh snow is one of the most reflective surfaces a child will ever play on, bouncing UV radiation straight back up. So a child on a sled, a tubing hill, or their first bunny slope is taking sun from above and from below at the same time — and the higher you go, the more of it there is to begin with.
Children's eyes are also clearer than adult eyes. Less light gets filtered on the way in, which is exactly why the habit matters more at five than it does at thirty-five.
And then there's the practical half of it: a kid squinting into glare isn't watching where they're going.
Choose a color
3 colorways. One very good pair of goggles.
What you're actually paying for
UV400 protection
Blocks UVA and UVB wavelengths up to 400 nanometers — the same standard we hold our sunglasses to, not a lighter version of it.
Anti-fog
A warm face behind a cold lens is what fogs goggles. The coating is there so they can keep them on instead of pushing them up onto their forehead.
Impact-resistant lenses
Made for children who will drop these, sit on these, and find them at the bottom of a bag in March.
Adjustable strap
Sized for kids 3 and up, and adjustable enough to still fit next season. Check the size guide above if you're between sizes.
Not just for resort days
Most of these never see a chairlift, and that's fine. Glare off snow doesn't care whether you're on a mountain or in the backyard.
- First ski or snowboard lesson
- The sledding hill
- Tubing and snow play
- Snow days in the backyard
- Snowshoe and winter walks
- Outdoor ice rinks
The details
- Ages
- 3 years and up
- Lens
- UV400, impact resistant, anti-fog coated
- Strap
- Adjustable
- Colors
- Pink, White, Black
- Price
- $24.99
- Care
- Rinse in cool fresh water after every use and air dry. Never wipe the inside of the lens — that is what removes the anti-fog coating. Store somewhere they won't get crushed.
From the BANZ® safety library
Where these claims come from
Questions parents actually ask
What age are these for?
How do I keep them from fogging?
Are these only for skiing?
Why do kids need goggles on snow at all?
What colors can I get?
Ready for the first cold morning
Kids Anti-Fog UV Ski Goggles — $24.99, in 3 colors, for kids 3 and up.
Choose a color and add to cartProduct Details
BANZ® kids goggles are made for active water or snow days with UV-protective lenses, comfortable fit details, and durable materials. They are easy to pack for vacation, swim lessons, ski days, and outdoor adventures.
Helpful Resources
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