Red Ski Goggles | DAQRI HX16 Red to Amber Mirror Lens — MD-HX16-BR

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Wholesale red ski goggles with a red-to-amber interference mirror on a matte black frame. High contrast for flat light, UV400, double-layer anti-fog, OTG fit. MOQ 1 piece, wholesale price on request.

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MOQ 1 piece — ship smart

DDP freight is billed by weight from 1 kg, and 1 kg is about 20 frames. One frame and 20 frames pay the same freight, so a single frame carries the whole shipping cost on one unit.

1 frame
Full freight on 1 unit
~20 frames, mixed styles
Same freight, split 20 ways

Mix any styles to reach about 1 kg and lower your landed cost per frame. MOQ stays 1 piece — this is an economic suggestion, not a minimum order quantity.

Estimate only: about 20 frames per kg varies with frame weight and packaging. Final freight is confirmed in your quote.

SKU: MD-HX16-BR Category:

Description

Red ski goggles are a contrast tool before they are a colour choice, and this DAQRI HX16 build pairs the red-to-amber interference mirror with a matte black frame. Moreover, buyers use the warm lens to separate ridges and tracks from flat snow, and the black frame keeps the display looking technical.

Red ski goggles: a contrast tool, not just a colour

Moreover, a red-to-amber mirror is the classic high-contrast tint for snow. In fact, it cuts the blue cast that flat light throws over a white surface. Moguls, ice patches and other people’s tracks then separate instead of merging into one white field.

Ember pairs that lens with a matte black frame and a black strap. The mirror does all the talking, because the frame deliberately stays out of the way.

In a display of ten goggles, this is the one the eye finds first. Particularly, that makes it the natural anchor for a shop window or a category banner.

Who buys this red ski goggle colorway

Specifically, this is the colorway that serious riders ask for, and the one that gets replaced every second season. Core snow shops and freeride specialists list it early.

For a buyer building a technical assortment, the red lens covers the performance story that black and silver frames leave out. It is also the easiest entry point for an action-sports retailer adding snow around an existing skate or surf base.

  • Core snow shops and freeride specialists whose customers ride hard.
  • Action-sports and board-sports retailers adding a snow category.
  • Team and club kit programmes, where red mirrors photograph consistently.
  • Men’s gifting, where the buyer wants a deliberate rather than neutral look.

Lens and frame technology behind the red ski goggles

In detail, the lens is a cylindrical polycarbonate interference mirror with thirteen coating layers and a decentered optical axis. Decentering keeps the snow plane geometrically flat across the full 18 centimetres of width, so terrain at the periphery stays where the rider expects it.

Specifically, the inner surface absorbs moisture rather than letting it condense, which holds clear roughly twice as long as a single-layer lens. Equally important, that covers a lift ride and the run down without a wipe.

In detail, a nano hydrophobic top coat sheds snow, spray and fingerprint oils. Water beads and rolls away instead of smearing, and wiping is what actually scratches a lens.

Structurally this is a double frame. Accordingly, a PC hard frame captures the lens and keeps it rigid under impact, and a TPU soft frame bonds over it to form the face seal. Most entry-price goggles use a soft frame only, and that is where they fail.

Fit, prescription glasses and helmets

Universal adult sizing gives 18 centimetres by 10.3 centimetres. The goggle sits under standard ski and snowboard helmets, and the adjustable silicone-backed strap grips a smooth shell instead of sliding on it.

Meanwhile, over-glasses use runs to 14 centimetres of total prescription frame width. Wider frames take a trim of the side foam, which is scored for exactly that purpose.

Model DAQRI HX16
Frame PC hard lens frame + TPU soft frame (double-frame)
Lens PC cylindrical interference mirror, decentered, 13-layer coating
Foam 360° triple-layer microfiber
UV protection UV400, filters 98%+ of UV
Anti-fog Moisture-absorbing inner lens surface, ~2× standard duration
Water repellency Nano hydrophobic outer coating
Eyewear compatible OTG, up to 14 cm total frame width
Ventilation Frame vents + breathable foam, 360° airflow
Strap Adjustable elastic with silicone anti-slip backing
Dimensions 18 cm (W) × 10.3 cm (H)
Size Universal adult, unisex
Helmet Fits under standard ski and snowboard helmets
MOQ 1 piece, mixed colors and straps accepted

Wholesale and private label value

Red is a colourway that moves at volume, and it carries a higher perceived value than a plain smoke lens. Stock holds it ready for reorders, so a season can be covered in two shipments instead of one production run.

In particular, private label covers strap printing, a lens logo and retail packaging. Duty-paid delivery reaches the European Union, the United States, Canada, Australia, Japan and South Korea, while other markets ship through DHL, FedEx or UPS.

Moreover, snow goggles can also travel in the same container as optical frames and sunglass stock. Moreover, buyers consolidate onto one shipment and one invoice. Generally, that removes a supplier from the order and saves freight on a second carton.

  • MOQ 1 piece, mixed across all 16 HX16 colorways.
  • Stocked colorway with reorder availability inside the season.
  • Private label on strap, lens and retail packaging.
  • DDP duty-paid delivery to the EU, US, Canada, Australia, Japan and South Korea.
  • Consolidation with eyewear stock on one shipment and one invoice.

Frequently asked questions

What light conditions are red ski goggles best for?

Bright to mixed light, and flat or overcast afternoons in particular. A neutral lens loses contrast in those conditions, while the red-to-amber tint keeps ridge lines readable. It is not a night lens.

Is a mirrored lens harder to see through?

Not for the wearer. The mirror is a coating on the outside, not a filter, so you see a warm and contrast-boosted image of the snow. The reflective effect works outward, toward the light source.

Can you supply these with helmets and gloves as a set?

Yes. We quote the HX16 goggle alongside helmet and glove lines as a bundle for resort retail. That lifts the average order value and simplifies one delivery for the buyer.

For background on lens categories and light transmission, the ski goggle overview on Wikipedia gives your buying team a neutral reference.

Stock this colorway beside the rest of our range in the sports eyewear category. For a full colour chart, ask our wholesale desk for the current price list.

Other HX16 colorways

The HX16 range ships as one series. Buyers can mix frames, lens tints and printed straps in a single order. Browse the full colour range on the sports eyewear category page, or compare the other colorways here.

Additional information

Frame Color

Black

Lens Color

Red

Frame Material

injection-plastic

Gender

Unisex

Style

Sports

Usage Occasion

Skiing

UV Protection Level

UV400

Polarization Level

Non-Polarized

Lens Features

anti-fog, hydrophobic-oleophobic-coating, scratch-resistant-coating, mirrored