S/View 3 Photochromic Goggles - White/Blue
$149.00 CAD
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Quick Specs
| Lens Type | Cylindrical |
| Lens Technology | Photochromic, Cat.1-3 (VLT 12-52%) |
| Fit | Medium |
| OTG Compatible | Yes |
| UV Protection | 100% UV cut |
| Weight | 135 g |
Product Description
Built for riders who chase the mountain from first light to last run, the S/View 3 Photo adapts to every shift in the sky. Its photochromic cylindrical lens reads UV rays and darkens or brightens automatically across a Cat.1-3 range, eliminating lens swaps on unpredictable days. A minimalist medium-fit frame with tri-layer foam and a recycled-yarn strap keeps comfort dialed all day. For freeskiers, snowboarders, and touring riders who want one goggle for all conditions.
Product Details
| Cylindrical Lens | Lens designed on a horizontal-axis base curvature, following the contour of the face for a low-profile aesthetic, a wide field of view, and reduced optical distortion |
| Photochromic Multilayer (Photo ML Blue) | Photochromic lens that automatically darkens or lightens in response to UV rays; Cat.1-3 range (VLT 12-52%); multi-layered mirror finish reduces glare and eye fatigue |
| Double Lens Construction | Inner lens insulated from the outer shell to prevent fogging, combined with 360-degree ventilation for continuous air circulation |
| Anti-Fog Coating | Specific coating applied to the lens surface for increased resistance to fogging |
| Tri Layer Face Foam | Three-layer foam padding for a comfortable, sealed fit against the face |
| Silicon Strap | Strap made with recycled yarns; silicone grip keeps the goggle in place on the helmet |
| 100% UV Cut | All Salomon lenses filter 100% of UV rays |
| OTG Friendly | Frame designed to accommodate prescription glasses underneath |
| Goggles Bag | Protective storage bag included |
| Intended Use | Freeski, Tour, Snowboard, All-Mountain |
S/View 3 Photochromic Goggles - White/Blue FAQ
What does 'photochromic' mean on the S/View 3 Photo, how does it actually work?
The Photo ML lens contains a photosensitive compound that reacts to UV light from the sun. As UV intensity increases (bright sun), the lens darkens toward Cat.3. As UV drops (clouds, trees, tunnels), it lightens back toward Cat.1. The transition happens automatically with no input from you, covering a VLT range of roughly 12–52% depending on the colorway.
Is the S/View 3 Photo good enough for a full bluebird day, or will it be too light?
At Cat.3 (VLT around 12%), the lens in its darkest state blocks approximately 88% of light, which is appropriate for bright groomed days and spring snow. It's not a Cat.4 lens for extreme glacier brightness, but for typical all-mountain conditions in full sun, it performs well. The advantage is you don't need to swap to a darker lens as conditions change.
Will the S/View 3 Photo fog up?
The S/View 3 Photo uses double lens construction: the inner lens is thermally insulated from the outer lens, which minimizes the cold differential that causes condensation. An anti-fog coating on the inner lens adds a second line of defense, and 360-degree frame ventilation keeps airflow circulating to evacuate moisture during active riding.
I wear glasses, is the S/View 3 Photo compatible with prescription frames?
Yes. The S/View 3 Photo shares the same OTG-friendly frame as the S/View 3 family. The cylindrical frame provides enough interior clearance for most standard prescription eyeglass frames, so you can wear it comfortably over glasses without pressure on the temples or bridge.
What conditions is the S/View 3 Photo best for?
It's designed for all-mountain freeski, touring, and snowboard use in variable light. The photochromic Cat.1-3 range makes it ideal for days that mix flat light, clouds, and sunshine. If your sessions always happen in very consistent light (night-only or always bluebird), a fixed-category lens may be a better match.
How heavy is the S/View 3 Photo, and what does the foam feel like?
The S/View 3 Photo weighs 135 g (medium size). The frame uses tri layer face foam, three stacked foam layers that conform to the face for a cushioned seal. The strap is silicone-backed and made with recycled yarns, so it grips a helmet shell without sliding during hard efforts.