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Everest / Trivor
Goggles




















Batura Ski Goggle
lens swap
protection
helmet
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How it works
Pull. Click.
Full send.
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Pull
Grip the lens at the side and pull. The magnets let go, the frame stays on your helmet.
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Click
Hold the new lens close. The magnets pull it into place.
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Ride
Sun to flat light in seconds. Gloves stay on.
On the mountain
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Orange lens · flat light
Blue lens · skin track
Over the helmet
Orange lens · stormLens finder
Which lens
for today?
Reflective lens
Blue, red, silver or green mirror. Cuts glare on bluebird days and at altitude.
Shop lensesReflective lens
Mirrored lens for bluebird days. Cuts glare on the brightest days and at altitude.
Shop lensesStormSight™Bad-weather lens
More contrast when the light goes flat. Bumps, edges and tracks stay visible in fog and snowfall.
- Sharper contrast
- Depth in flat light
- Clear in snowfall
Why riders switch
Premium specs.
Not premium prices.
| Feature | Peaksunion | Typical premium |
|---|---|---|
| Price | from 63 € | 150–250 € |
| Magnetic lens swap | Yes | Often extra |
| Extra lens in the set | Yes | Rarely |
| UV400 | Yes | Yes |
| 5% to the mountains | Yes | No |
Reviews
What riders say
This product is rated 5.0 of 5.0 stars.
It has received 2 reviews.
Questions
Before you
send it
Does it fit over my helmet?
Yes. The strap is adjustable and made to fit over any helmet.
How do I swap the lens?
Pull the lens off. Hold the new one close and the magnets click it into place. No tools.
Which lens for which weather?
Reflective lenses for sun and bluebird days. Transparent lenses for flat light, clouds and snowfall. Two lenses cover the whole season.
Do they fog up?
The lenses have an anti-fog coating. Keep the goggle on your face or helmet while riding so air keeps flowing.
Shipping and returns
Free standard shipping across the EU. 30-day returns.
Since 2021
Built by riders.
5% back to the mountains.

Cyrill and Philip started Peaksunion to make proper goggles without the premium mark-up. Five percent of profit goes to the Summit Foundation and its clean-up days.




