You get the run before you reach the car
The goggles broadcast their own wifi network. You join it from your phone and pull the clips straight into your camera roll. You need no cable and no card reader.
Send them back unused in the original box for a full refund. We charge no restocking fee. Need them for a trip on a set date? Message us first and we will tell you if it makes it.
I am the one who always ends up filming everybody else. First trip in fifteen years where I came back with footage of my own.
Booked Tignes for a week, same as every year. Came home and put it on the telly expecting phone video mush, and you could pick out people on the lift below. First thing I have ever had to show my brother other than a photo of a chairlift. He ordered a pair the same night.
First trip in fifteen years where I came back with anything of my own. Did not expect that to hit me the way it did.
He is 68 and still skis better than me. He has never once been in a photo because he is always ahead. Now we have his runs. That is the reason I bought them.
Does what it says and the clips come off sharp. The transfer took me two goes to work out on the first day, then it was fine. Would have been five stars if the instructions were better.
It sounds like marketing until you are on a t-bar at minus ten with mitts on. Press at the top, ski, press at the bottom. Never took a glove off once.
The goggles are good, the lens is clear and they sit fine over my helmet. You get about half an hour at 4K, so I charge them the night before and pick my runs. Four stars because I had to work that out on day one myself.
He complains every single year that we have no footage of him. He has now sent me eleven videos of the same blue run. Worth it.
Fogged on me the first morning until I read the bit about not pushing them up onto your forehead when you stop. My fault, not theirs. No trouble since.
Had one on my helmet for three seasons and used it maybe six times, because it lives in the bag. These are my goggles, so they are on my face whether I planned to film or not. The picture is crisper than I expected from something built into a lens frame.
The camera sits in the frame between your eyes and records 4K at 30 frames a second. You get back the run you saw, from the height you saw it.
One oversized button on the frame starts the run and stops it. You will not be taking a glove off at minus eight to poke at a touchscreen.
You bolt nothing to your helmet or your chest. Nothing catches the wind at speed and nothing snaps off when you go down.
Spherical mirrored lens, vented anti-fog, contoured foam seal, adjustable strap over a helmet. The lens pops out and swaps in seconds.
A helmet cam films the sky above your head. A chest mount films your ski tips. You leave both in the bag on a cold morning, because you are not taking your gloves off at the top of a run to bolt on a rig.
A helmet cam films the sky above your head. A chest mount films your ski tips. You leave both in the bag on a cold morning, because you are not taking your gloves off at the top of a run to bolt on a rig.
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Recorded straight to the card in the frame, at the height you were looking.
The camera sits inside the frame. Nothing catches the wind and nothing snaps off when you go down.
Send them back unused in the box and you get a full refund. We charge no restocking fee.
You pay nothing for delivery on any order to any country. Your delivery dates sit on the product page before you pay.
Take them out and film a few runs. Send them back unused in the box inside 30 days and you get a full refund. We charge no restocking fee.
Message us and someone who skis writes back, with a pair on their own face. You get no ticket number and no template.
The goggles broadcast their own wifi network. You join it from your phone and pull the clips straight into your camera roll. You need no cable and no card reader.
You ski a handful of days a year and love it far more than that number suggests, and you have almost no footage of any of it. This is not a cinema rig. It is the camera already on your face when the good run happens.
They fit over a helmet, take a mirrored lens or a lighter one for flat light, and charge over USB-C. If you already own goggles you like, these take their place in your bag.
Three minutes of setup the night before. Nothing to do on the hill.
Charge them and put the card in. Format the card in the goggles, and not on a computer. Press the button once indoors and play the clip back on your phone, so your first go at the wifi happens somewhere warm.
Press once at the top and press again at the bottom. A charge is about half an hour at 4K, so record the runs you want and leave it off in between. Keep the goggles on your face when you stop. Pushing any goggle onto your forehead is what fogs it, and it keeps the cell warmer too.
Join the goggles wifi from your phone and pull the day off before you reach the car. Clear the card overnight. Wipe the lens with the bag, not with a glove, which is how lenses get scratched.
Open the buckle, the lens comes out, a new one goes in. No tools. Mirrored for bright days, something lighter for flat light and falling snow.
The cable in the box is USB-C, so it is probably one you already carry. A full charge gives you about half an hour at 4K, or about two hours at 1080p.
The housing tilts through a range, so you can point it where you look.
You can describe your best run to someone. The light, and the way the trees opened up where you did not expect them to. You cannot show it to them. The mornings worth filming are the cold ones, and both your hands are busy holding a line. What ends up on your phone is the flat part at the bottom, filmed by whoever was standing still.
If yours is not here, message us and a person will answer.
4K at 30 frames a second, onto a microSD card. The camera sits in the frame between your eyes, so what comes back is the run you saw rather than one shot from above your head.
In the frame, between your eyes. A helmet cam sits above your head and films a slightly different run to the one you skied. These film the one you saw.
No. Everything sits inside the goggle. You put them on the way you put on any other pair.
Any goggle fogs when you push it onto your forehead at a stop, because your body heat hits a cold lens. Keep them on your face and vented and you will be fine. The lens is anti-fog treated, the frame is vented, and the lens pops out if you want to swap it.
About half an hour of recording at 4K on a full charge, or about two hours at 1080p, and proper cold takes a bite out of both. That sounds short until you count it in runs. You press at the top and press again at the bottom, so one charge covers a morning of the runs you came for. Keep them on your face between runs and the cell stays nearer body temperature.
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