Carrera Ski/Snowboard Goggles Minute Frame: Silver Matte, Lens: Hyper Brown

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Safety and solid - ruggedized lens with special enhanced durability tech for better impact-resistance and protect skier and snowboarder. Most Smith users like how easy it is to change lenses--whether they're going night skiing or adjusting for a cloudy or super sunny day. Many skiing goggles don't come with a spare lens, so if you plan to switch out often, you'll have to buy an additional lens, too. HOW WIDE OF A FIELD OF VISION DO YOU LIKE?

Clear lenses are lenses that don't appear to have received any additional treatment. Contrary to popular assumption, these lenses actually have a purpose because they are suggested for evening, night, and darker days. You will require a higher visual light transmission (VLT) the darker the environment. The VLT provided by clear lenses is among the highest available. interchangeable lens】--the lens is detachable and replaceable,sposune ski goggles providing multiple colors lens with different vlt for sunny,cloudy,low light,dark night and other light conditions. Although many snow goggles have a similar appearance, there are many functional differences that must be taken into account when selecting the best pair for a day spent skiing. Online, each product listing offers more detailed information, but in general, you should think about the following:Aside from my own experience on the hill, I consulted snow sports retailers and ski instructors to survey the most popular goggle options for skiers and riders. I compiled a list of a dozen popular options and whittled it down from there to select the best options for three types of skiers and riders.

Sizes Available: Small/Women's Sizing to XL, Low Bridge/Asian Fit (note: M and L sizes are listed as "I/O Mag." Other sizes are listed as different products e.g. "I/O Mag XL" or "I/O Mag S," but are the same model, just in a different size. Fitted with Julbo's Spectron polycarbonate lenses, these gold mirror finish lenses help reduce glare while preserving true colour perception. With a category 3 darkness level, these lenses are perfect for year-round use - from cloudy winter to clear sky summer assaults in the alps. These sunglasses are perfect for athletes who want both performance and that vintage mountaineering style.

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The lightweight TR90 frame is curved to fit the face perfectly and come with four different nose-pads for a customized fit. Interesting, these sunglasses can be modified to a half or full rim frame with interchangeable clip-ons. These top and bottom rims can be coloured independently offering eight colours to choose from. Peripheral Vision - When choosing the best pair of goggles for you, keep in mind that some of them were not made with peripheral vision in mind. You should be able to see 180 degrees in all directions. Why? You can avoid other skiers and snowboarders on the mountain.