Ski & Snowboard
HX032 Double-Layer Ski Goggles with Spherical Lens
A spherical double-layer goggle with a TPU frame, three-layer face foam and six colourways. A straightforward model for buyers who want clean construction and a clear specification sheet.
WORLUX SPORTS supplies the HX032 double-layer ski goggles with spherical lens from Xiamen, China — a TPU frame stocked in 6 colourways, at MOQ from 100 pcs per colour with your logo and 40–45 day production.
WORLUX HX032, graffiti print colourway. Unit weight 105 g on the model’s factory parameter chart.
A simple, well-built goggle for volume programmes
The HX032 is a spherical, double-layer ski goggle with a TPU frame and three-layer face foam. It is designed for brands, retailers, distributors and importers who want a no-nonsense model that photographs well, packs efficiently and does not require a long technical story at the point of sale. Six colourways are available in the standard range.
We describe the HX032 conservatively and we will say so plainly: this model’s detail chart carries a qualitative UV statement rather than a UV400 marking, and it does not carry a marked prescription-wear claim. Both points are handled below rather than glossed over, because a specification sheet that overstates a specification is a liability for the buyer who has to defend it in a listing.
At a glance
- Spherical PC lens, double-layer construction
- TPU frame
- Three-layer face foam
- UV protection (qualitative statement — no UV400 marking on the chart)
- Lens height 90 mm, total length 165 mm
- Six colourways
Lens construction: polycarbonate, double layer, spherical
The lens is polycarbonate, formed as a spherical curve rather than a single-axis cylinder. The spherical form is stated on the model’s own detail chart, so it is safe to put on a specification sheet. We do not publish a field-of-view figure for the HX032, and no comparative optical claims are made for it.
The lens is built in two layers with an air gap between them. That gap is the reason a double-layer goggle is the standard answer to inner-lens condensation in snow use: it slows the movement of heat and moisture from the face to the cold outer surface. The double-layer build is the one feature present on this model, and it is the correct headline for the HX032 rather than a decorative coating.
What the HX032 detail chart does and does not state
The chart describes the lens as filtering ultraviolet light — an anti-UV statement — but it does not carry a UV400 marking. We therefore write “UV protection” for the HX032 and quote no UV grade, no transmission figure and no lens category. If a UV grade is a firm requirement for your market, the HX032 should be treated as a model to verify rather than assume: ask for the lens test report and we will confirm what the current lens package achieves.
The chart also does not mark prescription wear for this model, so we have not listed it. We have not confirmed over-glasses compatibility for this model. If over-glasses wear matters to your market, raise it at enquiry stage and it will be checked against the production sample before anything is printed on a box.
Frame, foam and strap
The frame is TPU. That is the whole frame specification for this model, and we state it without qualifiers: the factory description names TPU, and no further frame detail is marked on the images, so nothing further is claimed here. TPU is a flexible thermoplastic polyurethane, which is the standard choice where a frame has to flex in cold conditions and still hold a seal against the face.
Face foam is a three-layer build, consistently shown across the HX032 detail images. Three layers are used to combine a soft contact surface against the skin with a denser sealing layer behind it. The strap is adjustable with an anti-slip backing.
The unit weight on the model’s factory parameter chart is 105 g. Strap length is not published for the HX032. If you need it for a listing or a freight calculation, ask and it will be confirmed from the current sample rather than estimated.
Six colourways
The standard range covers six colourways, combining light and sand-tone frames with a mix of mirror and tinted lenses. We deliberately do not publish the factory colourway names for this model: The factory colourway names are not published for this model; colourways are sold by reference number and physical sample. The colourways are therefore sold by reference number and physical sample.
If you are building a private-label range, order a physical colour card or a set of samples and work from those. Screens vary, and mirror finishes in particular shift considerably between a photograph and a lens held in daylight.
HX032 specifications
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Frame | TPU |
| Lens | PC (polycarbonate) |
| Lens structure | Double layer, anti-fog |
| Lens shape | Spherical |
| UV protection | UV protection stated; no UV400 marking, no grade published |
| Face foam | Three-layer |
| Dimensions | Lens height 90 mm · total length 165 mm |
| Weight | 105 g per unit (factory parameter chart) |
| Colourways | 6 |
| Magnetic system | None |
| Customisation | OEM/ODM from 300 pieces; custom packaging available |
| Packing | Tissue wrap into a milk bag; inner carton 10 pairs; outer carton 100 pairs (inner 51 × 21 × 11 cm, outer 54 × 45 × 59 cm) |
OEM/ODM and customisation
Logo and packaging customisation are available from 300 pieces. Custom packaging is available on request. Because the HX032’s visible differentiation is frame colour and lens finish, most private-label work on this model comes down to logo placement and the retail packaging — a hang tag, a printed sleeve or a branded bag — rather than deep tooling changes.
Send the artwork and the colour plan together. Quoting them separately tends to produce two sets of minimums and two lead times, which is rarely what a buyer wants.
Packing and carton configuration
Standard packing wraps each pair in tissue paper and packs it into a milk bag. Inner cartons take 10 pairs and outer cartons take 100 pairs, giving ten inner cartons to an outer. The inner carton measures 51 × 21 × 11 cm and the outer carton 54 × 45 × 59 cm. Lens cloths, pouches, EVA cases and colour boxes are not part of the standard HX032 packing description; if they are required, put them in the customisation brief so they are costed properly.
Compliance documents
Compliance documents: available on request — confirmed with your quotation.
No product certification is claimed on this page for the HX032, and no standard number is quoted. Buyers who need documentation for a specific market should specify the lens and colourway and request the papers that apply to that configuration.
Minimums, mixed batches and lead time
Ready-to-ship stock ships from low minimums and mixed batches are accepted. Logo and packaging customisation carry their own minimum, and lead time depends on the lens and coating package you specify. Send us your colour plan and we will confirm both in the quotation.
Before you specify the HX032
Two checks are worth making early. First, confirm the UV position with a test report if your market expects a stated grade, because this model is described qualitatively rather than with a UV400 marking. Second, confirm whether over-glasses wear is needed, because the HX032 chart does not mark it either way. Settling those two questions before artwork is approved avoids reprinting packaging later.
Need the HX032 specification confirmed?
Tell us your market, colour plan and packaging requirement and we will come back with the configuration, minimum and lead time in one reply.
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Put the HX032 on your wall
Six colourways, three-layer foam and OEM/ODM from 300 pieces, with logo and packaging customisation quoted together.
Stock build & options
What can ship as standard — and what you can change
Every quote starts from a defined stock build for this model. Options are added on top, and each one is confirmed in your quotation so there is no ambiguity about what arrives.
| Stock build | See the specification table above for this model. Anything not listed there is confirmed in your quotation. |
|---|---|
| Stock colourways | Quoted from the current stock range for this series. See the colourways in the series catalogue, or ask us for the stock colour chart. |
Optional extras — not fitted unless your quotation says so
| Frame colour | Custom colour to your reference or Pantone — an ODM colourway, 300 pcs per colour. |
|---|---|
| Lens colour | Tinted or mirrored to your specification; measured transmission is confirmed per colourway. |
| Lens features (optional) | Everything in this row is an option we can add to a production run — it is not part of the stock build of the model on this page unless your quotation lists it. Where a feature is already standard on this model, the line below means a further treatment rather than the standard build. AR coating (anti-reflective, inner face) · additional scratch-resistant coating · polarised lens · salt-water resistant · oleophobic (anti-oil, anti-fingerprint) · enhanced anti-fog treatment. |
| Frame material | Bio-based frame options are available on some models — ask us for the model you are considering. |
| Branding and packaging | Logo on frame, lens or strap by laser marking, silk-screen printing, hot stamping or pad printing; pouch, box, hangtag and private-label artwork. |
Looking for a model not listed here? Send us the reference — our stock range covers more models than we have photographed, and we will confirm availability, colours and price the same working day.
Series catalogues
Looking for the full range?
Our range is published as our series catalogues. Tell us the model code and we will confirm the series and the stock colourways.
Common questions
What is the minimum order quantity?
50 pcs per colourway for in-stock models with your logo. Custom colourways and new tooling are quoted per project.
Can I put my own logo on this model?
Yes. A single-colour logo on the strap or frame is included from 50 pcs per colourway.
How long does production take?
In-stock samples dispatch in 3–5 days. Production with your logo runs 20–25 days after artwork approval.
What documentation is available?
The ski goggle range is tested to EN ISO 18527-1, and UV400 protection is specified across the range.