Pink 80s neon ski goggles UV protection

The pink 80s ski goggles are snow goggles with a shiny fuchsia frame, a mirrored lens in rainbow shades and UV protection. They bring back 80s ski fashion, when bright colors and large mirrored lenses defined the look on the slopes. Men and women wear them at an après-ski party or an 80s party.

Frame, lens and strap of these snow goggles

• The fuchsia frame is shiny and forms one wide arch around both eyes, with a round cutout for your nose.
• The mirrored lens transitions from yellow and green to blue and orange, depending on how the light hits it.
• The lens has UV protection.
• A black woven strap with a plastic buckle on the side goes around your head.
• There are two black accents on the top edge of the frame.
• The goggles are from the brand PartyXplosion and are intended for women and men.

How do 80s snow goggles differ from regular party glasses?

Snow goggles enclose your eyes with one large lens and stay in place with a strap around your head, while party glasses rest on your ears with temples. This means you can also slide these goggles up onto your forehead or a hat, just like skiers do in a ski hut. In the 80s, such large mirrored lenses were part of brightly colored ski outfits and thick headbands. If you want to create that winter sports look instead of just wearing funny glasses, choose this model.

Bright lips and large earrings to match the après-ski goggles

Fuchsia lipstick echoes the color of the frame and ties your look together. Blue or purple eyeshadow fits the 80s, and those colors are reflected in the mirrored lens. Large plastic earrings or a stack of bracelets complete the look, and anyone wearing the goggles on their forehead can combine them with a colored sweatband.

Order the pink 80s ski goggles and enter the party room at your next après-ski party in the bright colors of the 80s.