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Cébé is a French brand founded in the Jura in 1892. Specialising in sports equipment, the brand manufactures mountain sunglasses, ski goggles, and ski helmets. For over a century, Cébé has supported mountain athletes, from early alpinists to today's skiers, with products designed to protect eyes and head in demanding conditions. At Snowleader, you'll find this expertise across four complementary product families: sunglasses, ski goggles, ski helmets and helmets with integrated visors, to equip both beginners and experienced skiers.
At Snowleader, the Cébé range is divided into four types of products, designed to complement each other depending on your needs.
Cébé sunglasses protect your eyes from the sun and UV rays during mountain outings, in the city, or on other outdoor terrains. They are suitable for both sports and everyday use.
Cébé ski goggles cover a larger part of the face than standard sunglasses. They protect against wind, cold, and snow spray, while offering a wide field of vision on the slopes.
Cébé ski helmets protect your head in the event of an impact. They are designed to be worn with goggles, with good airflow to reduce fogging and keep your head dry.
Some Cébé helmets feature a built-in visor instead of a separate goggle. The visor can be raised or lowered as needed, so you don't have to adjust or carry two separate pieces of equipment.
The choice mainly depends on your habits and personal comfort, rather than a specific activity.
This is the most common setup. It allows you to change goggles independently of the helmet, for example to adapt the lens tint to the day's light conditions.
This solution simplifies your gear in one move: the visor lifts up without needing to remove a separate goggle. It's ideal for those who value convenience, especially during breaks on the slopes.
On some models, the lens can be changed independently of the frame, allowing you to adapt the tint to the light conditions without replacing the entire goggle. Check the product details for compatibility.
An integrated visor is exposed to the same risk of scratches as a standard goggle lens. The key is to store it away from sand and dust, and to clean it with a soft cloth rather than an abrasive fabric.
Some goggles have enough internal space to accommodate standard prescription glasses. Depending on the model, an internal optical clip or prescription lenses may also be available.