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The Goods
Ski and snowboard gear to keep you looking sharp on the slopes
Author JACQUELINE DETWILER
Freeze Frame
Artists from around the world collaborate on one very cool goggle
When Scott announced that its new Global Art Edition goggle had been designed chain-letter style, with one artist from every continent contributing work, everyone in the ski and snowboard world wondered the same thing: “Who’d they get in Antarctica?” (An artist from New South Wales who did her Ph.D. research there, it turns out.) Though the two available models both offer OptiView double lenses, anti-fog and 100 percent UV protection, it’s the otherworldly art that makes them indispensable. $150 / www.sco-sports.com