Find the right accessory for your day out
The right accessories make the difference between enjoying the day and counting the minutes until you're back inside. Clear vision on the slope, warm fingers on the bike and no squinting into the sun on a long run. Pick by activity and conditions, and you're set for this season and the next.
Built for how you move
Every accessory is made for active use, not just to look the part. Here's what you get:
- Sports sunglasses with full UV protection. Our Blaze Sunglasses block 100% of UV rays (UV400), and the Category 3 lenses are made for full sunlight.
- Less glare, better contrast. Polycarbonate lenses cut glare from roads, water and snow, so you see the terrain more clearly.
- Light enough to forget. A one-piece TR90 frame with nickel-free hinges and a sweat-resistant nose bridge stays put without pressure points.
- Ski goggles for changing light. For clear vision from first lift to last run.
- Gloves that keep fingers working. For warm hands that can still grip poles, handlebars and zips.
Why ski goggles matter on the mountain
Snow reflects sunlight, and on the slopes that means glare from above and below. Good goggles protect your eyes from UV, wind and snow so you can read the terrain and stay focused. A wide field of view helps you spot changes in the snow early, and a snug fit around your helmet keeps cold air out.
Choose gloves for cold-weather training
Cold hands are often the first thing to end a winter session. The right gloves keep your fingers warm without making them clumsy, so you can still adjust your gear, grip and check your phone. For hiking, skiing and early-morning runs, go for a fit that's close enough for control and warm enough for the conditions.
Sports sunglasses for every season
Sunglasses aren't just for summer. Low winter sun, bright snow and long days on the bike all strain your eyes. The Blaze Sunglasses have a wrap-around shape that shields against wind and dust, which makes them a good fit for cycling, running, hiking, tennis and outdoor training. They're unisex and built for sport, and they work just as well on the walk home.
Which accessories do you need?
Start with the activity and the conditions. A quick guide:
- Skiing and snowboarding: goggles for glare and wind, gloves for warm hands on the lift.
- Winter running: light gloves for cold mornings and sunglasses for low sun and bright snow.
- Cycling: wrap-around sunglasses against wind, dust and glare, plus gloves when the temperature drops.
- Hiking: sunglasses for open trails and gloves for exposed ridges and colder summits.
Complete your kit
Accessories finish off your outfit. Pair goggles and gloves with a merino beanie or neck gaiter for full cold-weather coverage, or keep your sunglasses in your bag all year. Small pieces, big difference: you stay comfortable for longer, and that's when the good days happen.