Product Description
The Skigee is a small rubber wiper used to remove snow or rain from the surface of goggle lenses. The soft rubber won't scratch goggles*. This is simply one of those essential tools. Sold each, sorry no color choices.
- They can be worn on the thumb but we find it better to attach it to your jacket (a chest pocket zipper pull is a good attachment point) with a bit of cord then stashed in a pocket for safe keeping.
- Skigees are available in assorted colors (Neon Orange, Neon Green, Red, Black, Green, Grey, Teal, Blue or Purple).
- Sorry, we are unable to accommodate specific color requests, but if you really can't stand a color let us know.
- Sold each (ie. QTY 1 = 1 Skigee).
*Apparently some goggles have a super fancy coating that can't be touched, much less wiped...if the instructions caution against touching the lens then don't use a Skigee on them!
Tech Tip: If your Skigee becomes bent or deformed, just drop it into a cup or bowl of hot water (just off boil) and in a couple minutes it will be as good as new. Lay flat on a counter to cool.
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Great product!
This little thing came in super handy while I was at Whistler Blackcomb last week. A few of the days it was snowing at higher elevations but by the time I got down to some of the lifts it would be raining. I kept this on my thumb and it was super fast and easy to wipe off any water on my goggles. Last time I went snowboarding in the snow/rain (before having this), it was a total pain in the butt because either my goggles were on but I couldn't see through them or I was getting snow and rain in my eyes. Either way, it slowed me way down. The skigee solved that problem perfectly. This will definitely be a regular addition to my snowboarding gear from now on. As a note, my husband, who has large hands, had trouble fitting it on his thumb. He ended up just keeping it on a different finger, which didn't work quite as well for wiping goggles off.
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The best wiper ever!
I don't know how anyone that skis in the west could do without a Skigee! I have one in the inside pocket of every one of my ski jackets. When the conditions are rain at the bottom the mountain and wet snow at the top, the skiing is usually pretty good and the lines are non-existent. I like these conditions and depend on my Skigee to keep my goggles clear. "Pole-plant, pole plant, goggle wipe" is how you do it. I even have one mounted on the ski pole handle facing up so it is easy to wipe! Get a dozen and use for gifts for your lame ski friends that can't figure out why you like to ski in the rain.
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necessary tool
In 1996, I've bought it, at a winter holiday in Canada. When I was back in Germany, I've never get it here. I was so happy to find it and have a christmas gift for our fiends. Many thanks in advance.
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you have to have it!!
My ski instructor had his and bought from this store(cheapest online). It's awesome! It wipes perfect. You need it when you ski in snow or rain.
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Can't ski without
Makes skiing and seeing clearly the one and only choice. I bought 10 to give out to my friends.
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You need this in bad weather
This is a lightweight rubberized tool that can clear the snow and water off your googles... So you can see where you're going. I keep mine on a necklace, but it's designed to be placed on a gloved finger. This tool works so much better than just wiping your googles with your glove.
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My last one lasted for 4 years!
They work great for snow gun ice and wet snow/rain that ices on contact with the goggles, and they don’t scratch the goggles.