Ski tourer crossing a broad snowfield beneath rocky peaks
Into the alpine

SIXIZ / WINTER EYEWEAR

See your line.

Snow goggles and double-pane eyewear for storm days, long climbs, and the ride down.

Watch the powder reel

Pick your lens

Auburn polarized
Extra contrast when the light goes flat.

Photochromic
Nearly clear at dawn, darker once the sun is out.

Smoke polarized
For bright sun, snow and water.

The Bird Gog
A goggle with a magnetic flip-up lens. Crack it open on the way up.

Need a spare? Extra lenses swap in by hand, no tools.

Boxcars with a clear FOGOFF lens, showing the foam gasket that seals the two lenses

Two lenses, one air gap

Big lenses protect you from sun, wind and grit, but they trap the heat and moisture you make working hard. When that warm air hits a cold lens, it fogs.

FOGOFF puts a sealed layer of air between two lenses, the same trick as a double-pane window or a ski goggle. The inside lens stays warm, so moisture has nowhere to condense.

We still add an anti-fog coating, but coatings wear off. The air gap doesn’t.

Lens care and other questions

I made my first double-lens eyewear over ten years ago. Adventure buddies noticed and I made some for them. Word spread, and SIXIZ was born.

Jamie Bennett, founder. Read the story

Pick up in Mt Pleasant, Vancouver, or get it shipped with tracking. Questions? jb@sixiz.ca or @sixiz.ca on Instagram.

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