Adidas ID2, £119.95

When you're wearing a helmet your goggles are at a slightly different angle than when you're just rocking a beanie. The ID2 has a two part self-levelling frame so your vision isn't restricted with either. What's more, its anti-fog Vision Advantage lenses offer excellent optical clarity and Climbacool tech means they're less likely to fog up just as your about to launch off a cliff drop.

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Smith I/O goggles, £149.95

These rimless goggles are set to take the slopes by storm this year thanks to their hip, aviator-like styling. But sleek looks aren’t the only thing they have going for them. The quick-release frame and two lenses they come with – one for bright and one for low light – mean you'll be able to see clearly in all conditions.

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Electric EG.1, £70

The full fluoro look you’ll see on many freestylers this winter might be a bit OTT for you, but by wearing a pair of these EG.1s you’ll certainly add a bit of youthful vitality to your outfit. It’s not just the colour that’s bright – the 100 per cent UV protection and anti-fogging technology in the scratch-resistant lenses ensure these goggles stand out for other reasons too.

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Anon Figment, £64.95

Loads of venting, a great fit and first-class optical clarity. The panoramic construction on these distinctly heavy-metalesque goggles creates a lens that is thicker in the centre and thinner at the edges to prevent distortion and maximise peripheral vision. What’s more, the hypoallergenic soft face foam around the frame creates a comfy seal against your mug.

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