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Framed design. Clean lines. Timeless style.
Born in Tahoe and shaped by the people who spend more days on snow than off it, the Trestle is built for riders who chase storms, earn turns, and never stop looking for the next peak to bag.
A clean framed design delivers timeless style with dependable performance for every day on the mountain. Whether you’re lapping the resort, touring before sunrise, or stacking days with friends, the Trestle is made to disappear so you can stay focused on the ride.
Every Trestle comes with two premium magnetic lenses, giving you the versatility to adapt as weather changes. The fast-changing magnetic lens system makes swapping lenses simple without sacrificing a secure fit.
Designed in Tahoe and tested by the community that calls these mountains home, the Trestle combines everyday performance with a clean framed look built for long days on snow.
Blizzard White
Blizzard White Frame / Bone strap, White Logo's
Phantom Black
Phantom Black Frame / Black strap, Black Logo's
Shore Blue
Shore Blue Frame / Black strap, White Logo's
Every Trestle includes both magnetic lenses in the box, a hybrid goggle case, and a poly lens bag.
Dark Smoke — 6% VLT
Built for bright, high-alpine and bluebird conditions.
Rose — 51% VLT
Built for low light, storm days and flat light.
Built in Tahoe. Driven by Community. Made to Seek Higher Ground.
Yes. The Trestle is designed for both skiing and snowboarding, with a cylindrical lens, comfortable triple-layer face foam, adjustable anti-slip strap, and a flexible injection-molded TPU frame built for long days in the mountains.
Yes. Every Trestle goggle includes two magnetic lenses: a Rose low-light lens with 51% VLT and a Dark Smoke lens with 6% VLT. This gives you two purpose-built options for changing mountain conditions without needing to purchase a second lens separately.
The Rose lens has 51% VLT and is designed for low-light, overcast, stormy, and flat-light conditions. We developed and tested our low-light lens in Tahoe, where changing weather and flat light are a regular part of skiing and snowboarding.
The Dark Smoke lens has 6% VLT and is designed for bright and sunny mountain conditions. Its low visible light transmission reduces the amount of light reaching your eyes on high-visibility days.
VLT stands for Visible Light Transmission and describes the percentage of visible light that passes through a goggle lens. A higher VLT allows more light through and is generally better for cloudy and low-light conditions. A lower VLT allows less light through and is designed for brighter conditions. The Trestle includes both a 51% VLT Rose lens and a 6% VLT Dark Smoke lens.
The Trestle uses a magnetic lens system that allows you to quickly remove and replace the lens as mountain conditions change. Pull the existing lens away from the frame, line up the replacement lens with the frame, and allow the magnetic system to guide it securely into position. Always check that the lens is fully seated before skiing or snowboarding.
We tested photochromic goggles and ultimately preferred dedicated lenses for specific conditions. Instead of asking one lens to cover the entire range, every Trestle includes a dedicated 51% VLT low-light lens and a 6% VLT dark lens. The magnetic system makes it fast and easy to switch between them when conditions change.
Yes. Trestle lenses use a dual-layer anti-fog construction designed to help manage fogging during active days on the mountain. Proper ventilation and allowing goggles to dry completely between uses will also help maintain performance.
The Trestle uses an adjustable anti-slip strap designed to work with ski and snowboard helmets. The flexible TPU frame and triple-layer face foam help create a comfortable fit across a range of setups.
Every Trestle includes the goggle, two magnetic lenses for bright and low-light conditions, a poly bag, and a protective hybrid case.
DSCND goggles were developed and tested at home in Tahoe, California, and taken with us to mountains around the world before we put the DSCND name on them.
