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Frameless design. Larger field of view. Bold style.
The Barker is built for riders who want an open field of view without distractions. Its frameless cylindrical design maximizes peripheral vision, while the fast-changing magnetic lens system makes adapting to changing conditions quick and effortless.
Every Barker comes with two premium magnetic lenses, giving you the versatility to go from bright bluebird days to storm laps with flat light without missing a beat.
Designed in Tahoe and tested by the community that calls these mountains home, the Barker is built to perform so you can stay focused on the next line, the next storm, and the next adventure.
Sierra Cedar
Sierra Cedar Frame / Black Strap, White Logo's
Atlas
Black Frame / Atlas Strap, White Logo's. The Atlas Strap design was inspired by the GFS models you see when a big storm is rolling in off the coast. We like the colors and we love the storms, so we threw it on the strap and its part of the Atlas series.
Every Barker includes both magnetic lenses in the box, a hybrid goggle case and a poly lens bag.
Dark Smoke — 6% VLT
Built for bright, sunny days and high-alpine conditions.
Rose — 51% VLT
Built for low light, overcast skies and storm days.
Built in Tahoe. Driven by Community. Made to Seek Higher Ground.
Yes. The Barker is a frameless ski and snowboard goggle designed for everything from storm days and resort laps to bright days in the mountains. Its cylindrical lens, magnetic lens system, triple-layer face foam, and adjustable anti-slip strap are built for all-day mountain use.
The Barker's frameless design creates a clean, modern profile while maximizing your field of view. With less frame surrounding the lens, you get a wide, unobstructed view of the terrain around you.
Yes. Every Barker includes two magnetic lenses at no additional cost: a Rose 51% VLT lens for low-light conditions and a Dark Smoke 6% VLT lens for bright conditions. You can quickly switch between them as weather and visibility change.
Use the Rose 51% VLT lens for cloudy, snowy, stormy, and flat-light conditions. Its higher visible light transmission allows significantly more light through than the Dark Smoke lens and is designed specifically for days when visibility is limited.
The Dark Smoke 6% VLT lens is designed for bright and sunny mountain conditions. The lower VLT reduces the amount of visible light passing through the lens, making it the better choice when you're skiing or snowboarding in strong sunlight.
VLT stands for Visible Light Transmission. It measures how much visible light passes through your goggle lens. Higher VLT lenses are generally used for darker, cloudy, and stormy conditions, while lower VLT lenses are designed for brighter conditions. Barker goggles include both a 51% VLT and 6% VLT lens so you can adapt to changing weather.
Changing Barker lenses takes seconds. Remove the existing lens from the magnetic frame, line up the replacement lens, and let the magnetic mounting system guide it into position. Check that the entire lens is seated correctly before heading back onto the mountain.
We spent time testing photochromic goggles from other brands but didn't feel the technology gave us the low-light and dark-lens performance we wanted at both ends of the spectrum. Instead, we chose two purpose-built lenses. Barker goggles include a 51% VLT Rose lens for low light and a 6% VLT Dark Smoke lens for bright conditions, with a magnetic system that makes swapping between them fast.
Yes. Barker goggles feature a dual-layer anti-fog lens construction designed to help manage fogging while skiing and snowboarding. Keeping your goggles ventilated and allowing them to dry thoroughly after each day will help maintain their performance.
Yes. The adjustable anti-slip strap is designed for use with ski and snowboard helmets, while the triple-layer face foam provides a comfortable interface between the goggle and your face.
Every Barker includes the goggle, a Rose 51% VLT low-light lens, a Dark Smoke 6% VLT bright-light lens, a poly bag, and a protective hybrid case.
DSCND goggles were developed and tested in Tahoe, California, and taken with us to mountains around the world. We wanted to experience the lenses and magnetic system across changing weather, light, and mountain environments before putting them into our first collection.
Took these on a ski trip to Patagonia and they were awesome in all conditions, from whiteout to bright, sunny skies. They never fogged up once, and field of vision was awesome. Super clear optics, comfortable fit, and reliable, they’re my new EDC. Would recommend to anyone looking for a solid pair of goggles!
