SEE THE WORLD THROUGH OUR LENS.
TGR goggles are engineered for precision, durability, and all-condition performance, trusted by world-class athletes who demand uncompromising clarity in the harshest environments. Designed in collaboration with Carl ZEISS Vision Technology, these goggles deliver crystal-clear optics, seamless adaptability, and athlete-approved durability—so you can charge harder, see further, and ride longer.
ZEISS SONAR LENS & ANTI-FOG TECHNOLOGY
Our lenses excel in the worst conditions with enhanced depth perception and detail even in flat light.
ENGINEERED FOR ULTIMATE COMFORT
Triple-layer, moisture wicking foam keeps you dry and comfortable all day.
EASILY CHANGE BETWEEN LOW AND BRIGHT LIGHT LENSES
Fast & Secure Magnetic Attachment (Uprising and Higher Only).
PROTECT YOUR GEAR
Every goggle pair includes a protective TGR Evo case, and a dual use microfiber goggle bag that can also be used as a lens wipe, in order to protect your new favorite goggles.
ZEISS SONAR LENS & ANTI-FOG TECHNOLOGY
Our lenses excel in the worst conditions with enhanced depth perception and detail even in flat light.
ENGINEERED FOR ULTIMATE COMFORT
Triple-layer, moisture wicking foam keeps you dry and comfortable all day.
EASILY CHANGE BETWEEN LOW AND BRIGHT LIGHT LENSES
Fast & Secure Magnetic Attachment (Uprising and Higher Only).
PROTECT YOUR GEAR
Every goggle pair includes a protective TGR Evo case, and a dual use microfiber goggle bag that can also be used as a lens wipe, in order to protect your new favorite goggles.
ZEISS LENS PRECISION.
The same trusted ZEISS technology used in our camera lenses, now in your goggles.
For over 30 years, Teton Gravity Research (TGR) has relied on ZEISS camera lenses to capture the most breathtaking action sports footage on the planet. The same precision and clarity we trust to film in extreme conditions is now built into all TGR Optics, ensuring you experience the mountain with the same world-class optical performance.
WHAT ARE VLT VALUES?
Visible Light Transmission (VLT) refers to the percentage of available light that passes through a goggle lens, typically ranging from about 5% to 90%, rather than 0% to 100%.
A lower VLT percentage means the lens is darker, allowing less light to pass through, making it ideal for bright, sunny conditions. In contrast, a higher VLT percentage indicates a lighter lens that allows more light in, which is better suited for overcast, snowy, or low-light environments.
Choosing the right VLT for your goggles based on current weather and lighting conditions enhances visibility, contrast, and overall performance on the slopes.
Kai Jones reaches for the Higher goggles with Pink or Gray lenses, his go-to for long days in the backcountry.
Perpetually planning his next mountain mission, Griffin Post swears by the Zeiss Sonar lowlight lens.
Amy David loves the quick swap mag lenses when navigating variable conditions in the mountains.
COMPARE STYLES
UPRISING
- ZEISS Lens Technology
- Number of Lenses Included: 2
(Highlight & Lowlight) - Quick Swap Magnetic Lens
- ZEISS Sonar Technology
- Large Fit
- Anti-Fog & Scratch-Resistant
- Triple-Layer Moisture-Wicking Foam
- Extra-Wide Field of View
- Helmet Compatibility
- Designed for All-Condition Performance
- Best For: Riders who want seamless lens changes and all-day versatility
HIGHER
- ZEISS Lens Technology
- Number of Lenses Included: 2
(Highlight & Lowlight) - Quick Swap Magnetic Lens
- ZEISS Sonar Technology
- Medium Fit
- Anti-Fog & Scratch-Resistant
- Triple-Layer Moisture-Wicking Foam
- Wide Field of View
- Helmet Compatibility
- Designed for All-Condition Performance
- Best For: Riders who demand top-tier clarity and performance with a wider field of vision
REALM
- ZEISS Lens Technology
- Number of Lenses Included: 1
(Hybrid Lens) - Fixed Frame
- ZEISS Sonar Technology
- Large Fit
- Anti-Fog & Scratch-Resistant
- Triple-Layer Moisture-Wicking Foam
- Wide Field of View
- Helmet Compatibility
- Designed for All-Condition Performance
- Best For: Essential performance with pro-quality optics in a simple, reliable package
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)
What makes ZEISS lenses superior to other goggle lenses?
TGR Optics Goggles are equipped with ZEISS lenses, the same high-performance optics trusted by Teton Gravity Research for filming in extreme conditions. These lenses enhance contrast, depth perception, and clarity, ensuring you see every detail of the mountain in any light.
Why do the Uprising and Higher goggles come with two lenses?
The Uprising Goggle includes two ZEISS lenses—one for bright, sunny days and another for low-light or stormy conditions. With the Quick Swap Magnetic Lens System, you can easily switch lenses on the fly, making it the ultimate choice for riders who need adaptability in changing conditions.
How does ZEISS Sonar technology improve performance?
ZEISS Sonar Technology is engineered to enhance depth perception and improve contrast, particularly in flat light conditions. This means you can spot changes in terrain faster, helping you react quicker and ride with more confidence.
Are these goggles comfortable for all-day riding?
Yes! The triple-layer moisture-wicking face foam provides a secure yet comfortable fit, reducing pressure points while maintaining breathability. Designed for all-day wear, these goggles mold to your face for a snug and irritation-free ride.
How do TGR goggles prevent fogging?
Every model features an advanced anti-fog coating, plus triple-layer moisture-wicking face foam that pulls sweat away from your skin. This keeps the inside of your goggles dry, ensuring crystal-clear vision even in tough conditions.
Are TGR Optics goggles designed to fit with helmets?
Absolutely! Each model is helmet-compatible, ensuring a secure, gap-free fit with most major helmet brands. Designed with comfort and protection in mind, these goggles integrate seamlessly into your gear setup.
How does the Higher goggle enhance vision on the mountain?
The Higher Goggle is engineered for maximum optical precision, featuring an extra-wide field of view so you can see more of your surroundings. Whether navigating steep terrain or tight tree runs, this model provides unmatched peripheral vision for total awareness.
Who are TGR goggles made for?
These goggles are built for riders who demand the best—whether you're carving groomers, dropping into backcountry lines, or sending it in the park. TGR athletes like Kai Jones, Amy David, and Griffin Post trust these goggles for their unmatched clarity, adaptability, and durability.