Snowbunny Goggles

Girls have different faces and bodies than guys (hopefully, you've noticed.) Because of this, Snowbunny has created a pair of snowboard goggles just for girls. It means you'll be able to see clearly without looking like a space android the next time you hit the slopes.

Snowbunny goggles were invented by a girl named Jessica who was sick of having to wear goggles which are usually designed for guys' faces. All Snowbunnys have 100 percent UV protection (to protect your peepers from the sun's nasty rays,) an anti-fog coating and are double lensed (so they'll survive your worst face plants.)

Snowbunnys come in several colors and two different styles. If your face is really tiny, you'll wanna try the Venus goggle. It has a smaller frame and a bubble shape that looks so cool, you may even wear them to class or on a date. For girls with slightly higher cheek bones, Snowbunny made the Artemis, which have a bigger frame but are just as stylin'.

The creativity of Snowbunny didn't stop at goggles, though. These crazy rabbits also have a line of T-shirts featuring their funky logo and the ultra-cool Bunny Girls. Check out the Snowbunny Web site and pick up some great boarding gear.

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