Where to get good kids goggles?

[mutantninjamyrtle]

Recommendations, please! For a 3 and 7 year old... and what do I look out for (first time dc's ski-ing...). Thanks.

[SkiBumMum]

We have bolle ones from Snow & Rock. Not the cheapest place to buy but good advice on fit etc.

[FannyBazaar]

We have Lidl ones and I have just tried them over the glasses and they work too!

[massistar]

Bolle ones here as well, you can't go wrong. Do you have a Mcarthur Glen near you? We got ours from there.

[UniS]

Something that will work WITH a helmet. I bought DS some last year and they were too shallow to work with a lid, so he ended up in adult ones. This year I have bought him a lid and googles together ( from Lidl).

[MusieB]

Muddy Puddles are good for goggles and not as pricey as Snow & Rock

[fedupwithdeployment]

Decathlon are great....although I would go for their slightly more expensive ones (still pretty cheap!)

[SoldeInvierno]

decathlon

[snowmummy]

Aldi

[LindaHandmade]

We bought these last year for a trip to Italy from a place in Newcastle. We get all our skiing things from there and never had a problem.

www.ldmountaincentre.com/ski-c26/equipment-c87/goggles-c109/bloc-junior-spark-ski-goggles-p2063

DS absolutely loves them because they look like 'proper' Goggles!

I had an email from them last week, with a 20% discount code. Try ICE21. Hopefully it still works

[GhoulWithADragonTattoo]

I picked up ski goggles for my DD in resort in France. They are great and were much cheaper than the pairs I'd seen here.

[iwantanafternoonnap]

Decathlon do some good cheap ones as do Lidl plus some adult ski glasses that fit my DS age 3. I used sunglasses on my DS beginning of this year and he had just turned 2 and was fine.

Decathlon has some good deals on at the moment on adult as well kids ski stuff.