Carl Zeiss Vision Italia S.p.a

Carl Zeiss Vision International Gmbh

Roberto Padovani

Thomas Glöge

Davide Terzi

Eberhard Uhl

The invention is directed to ski goggles having a frame with a frame back side directed toward the wearer's face during use. A frame front lies opposite the frame back side and a frame edge is directed laterally outward with an upper frame-edge portion. A goggle lens is supported by the frame and a retaining strap, during normal use, holds the ski goggles on the wearer's head. A spoiler can be releasably connected to the upper frame-edge portion.

Removable spoiler for ski goggles

Ski goggles for a goggles wearer have a frame and a goggle lens supported by the frame. The goggle lens has a surface facing the wearer's face during normal use and has a surface facing away from the wearer's face. A frame pad is connected to the frame and is seated on the wearer's face during normal use. A retaining strap holds the ski goggles on the wearer's head during normal use. The frame has a thickness (d, d) of less than 1.5 centimeters in a perpendicular direction to the surface of the lens facing the wearer's face during normal use.

Ski goggles having a large field of vision

Ski goggles for a goggles wearer having: a frame with a first side facing the face and a second side facing away from the face during normal use; a nose bridge for resting on the wearer's nose; a lens having a first surface facing the face and a second surface facing away from the face during normal use; a pad connected to the frame and resting on the face during normal use; a strap holding the goggles on the head during normal use; a coupling arrangement adapted to releasably couple the lens to the frame. The coupling arrangement includes a first coupling point at a nose area of the first side and a second coupling point disposed around at least a portion of a perimeter of the first side. The coupling arrangement includes the nose bridge. The bridge is releasably coupleable to the frame and provides the first coupling point.

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Malnate, Italy

Roberto Padovani