Pilot-inspired snow goggles let users read text messages as they ski The goggles also allow enthusiasts to view their location, the distance they have travelled, altitude, speed and jump analytics - including the amount of time they spend in the air. Airwave is currently compatible with Apple and Android mobile devices and uses bluetooth to interface with smartphones. The goggles also feature quick-change lenses, wide peripheral vision, anti-fog technology, and filters to block out UV. Oakley CEO Colin Baden said: "The new Airwave goggle brings alpine sports into the future with a stunning array of capabilities." It utilises cutting-edge electronics to give skiers and riders instant access to a world of information. Airwave represents the power and possibility of technology, and it comes with world-class optical performance, comfort and protection engineered over decades of Oakley innovation.