Dakine Domain Snow Goggles

Price

$175.00

Frame/Lens: Select a Frame/Lens

Product Details

Brand Name: Dakine
Model Name: Domain Snow Goggle Plus
Built For Ski And Snowboard Use
Broad Field Of View Enhances Mountain Visibility
Comfort-Focused Construction For Longer Wear
Eye Coverage Against Wind, Snowfall, And Bright Light
Distinctive Styling Pairs With Your Snow Equipment
Works With A Range Of Winter Helmets

Read the slope as it unfolds rather than watching winter through a narrow window. A wide field of view is central to Dakine's Domain Snow Goggles, giving skiers and snowboarders room to take in the terrain. Comfortable coverage helps shield your eyes from wind, snow, and bright conditions, while compatibility with a variety of winter helmets makes them easy to work into a snow setup. The styling adds a polished finish without turning the day's focus away from the run ahead.

Specs

SKU: DAK-10004666
Style #: 10004666
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Season: 2026-2027

SKU listing

SKU	Options	UPCs	Stores
487073	Frame/Lens: Black / Black / Black / Plus Storm Yellow / Black (087)	194626615936	Local Inventory: 6
487075	Frame/Lens: Dark Ephemera / Rose Mirror / Plus Storm Rose / Shifting Sand (908)	194626616117	Local Inventory: 4
487076	Frame/Lens: Kingdom Mountains / Blue Mirror / Plus Storm Yellow / Black (931)	194626616216	Local Inventory: 6

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Tech Specs

Gender

Unisex
Created to accommodate both men and women.

Frame Size

Medium
Crafted for the typical adult face.

Lens Changeability

Quick Change
Quick Change technology makes it easy to switch lenses quickly and conveniently!

Lens Shape

Toric
Toric lenses feature curves in both the horizontal and vertical directions. Although they are not entirely spherical, the vertical curve is a bit flatter than the horizontal curve.