Yellow Ski Goggles | DAQRI HX16 Night Vision Low Light Lens — MD-HX16-BY

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Wholesale yellow ski goggles for night skiing and low light. Transparent lens that lifts contrast in flat conditions. UV400, double-layer anti-fog, OTG. 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.

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Description

Moreover, yellow ski goggles answer the conditions most goggles ignore. The DAQRI HX16 uses a transparent night-vision lens for floodlit slopes, heavy overcast and storm light, so the range can cover the forty percent of ski hours that a dark mirror handles badly.

Yellow ski goggles: the lens for the hours nobody designs for

Most goggles, meanwhile, target bluebird days. Most actual skiing happens in worse light, whether the weather is overcast, snowing, late in the afternoon or under floodlights.

In those conditions a dark mirror becomes a liability, because it removes the contrast there is. A yellow lens does the opposite. In fact, it filters the blue end of the spectrum, which is what scattered light in snow and fog is made of.

What remains is a warmer and higher-contrast image, and ridge lines, moguls and ice patches stand clear of the snow around them. That is why this colorway is usually the second one a serious buyer orders.

Who buys this yellow ski goggle colorway

Night-skiing operators and floodlit slopes have the clearest use case, and the yellow lens is the difference between a usable run and a guess.

Northern European retailers add the same model for a different reason, because overcast is the default condition there rather than the exception.

  • Night-skiing operators and floodlit-slope programmes.
  • Nordic and Northern European retailers where overcast is normal.
  • Ski schools and patrol teams running sessions in poor visibility.
  • Retailers in storm-heavy regions adding a genuine low-light option.

Lens and frame technology behind the yellow ski goggles

In detail, the lens is a transparent yellow polycarbonate with a decentered optical axis. There is no mirror coating, and that is deliberate, because a mirror would cut the light transmission in exactly the conditions this lens exists for.

Because the lens is transparent, the inner frame and the foam are visible through it. That is the construction rather than a defect, and staff should be briefed so it is never mistaken for a quality issue on the counter.

Anti-fog matters more on this model than on any other in the range. A yellow lens is used in humid, cold and high-exertion conditions, and the inner surface absorbs moisture rather than letting it condense, holding clear roughly twice as long as a single-layer lens.

Equally important, the nano hydrophobic coat sheds wet snow and spray. Particularly, the double frame is a PC hard frame capturing the lens and a TPU soft frame bonded over it to form the seal. Transparent lenses show edge stress more clearly than mirrored ones, and the rigid hard frame is precisely what prevents that.

Frame vents run air across the inner lens, and the 360-degree triple-layer microfiber foam vents moisture while blocking wind.

Fit, prescription glasses and helmets

Specifically, universal adult sizing runs at 18 centimetres by 10.3 centimetres. Specifically, the goggle fits under standard helmets, and the adjustable silicone-backed strap stays in position on a smooth shell.

Over-glasses use covers prescription frames up to 14 centimetres of total width, and the side foam is scored for wider frames. Equally important, that matters for older night-skiing customers, who are the most likely to wear glasses on a floodlit slope.

Specifically, the full specification is listed in the table below.

Model DAQRI HX16
Frame PC hard lens frame + TPU soft frame (double-frame)
Lens PC cylindrical lens, decentered
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

This is a functional model rather than a fashion one, which makes it an easy sell to operators with a defined need. Fleet and operator pricing starts at fifty units for night-ski and school programmes.

Moreover, stock is held ready for despatch, and private label covers strap printing, a lens logo and retail packaging. Duty-paid door delivery reaches the European Union, the United States, Canada, Australia, Japan and South Korea.

Moreover, buyers consolidate goggles with eyewear stock on one container and one invoice, which keeps freight down and removes a second supplier from the order.

  • MOQ 1 piece, mixed across all 16 HX16 colorways.
  • Fleet and operator pricing from 50 units for night-ski and school programmes.
  • Stocked colorway, despatched without production wait.
  • 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

Can I use yellow ski goggles in bright sunshine?

No. This is a low-light lens for night, overcast, snowfall and storm conditions. For sunshine, order one of the mirrored colorways instead, where a dark tint is what keeps the glare down.

Why can I see the frame through the lens?

The lens stays transparent by design, and a mirror coating would block the light this lens must transmit. The inner structure you can see is the sealed frame, and it is the same construction used on every double-frame goggle we build.

Does it work for cycling or driving at dusk?

We build the goggle for snow, but the contrast logic applies equally elsewhere, and several buyers use a pair for evening winter cycling. Check your local rules before selling it as a road cycling product.

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

Yellow

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, night-vision-enhancement