Smith Proxy Ac Tnf X Austin Smith Goggle
Strong contrast and wide field of view
The Smith Proxy snow goggles combine the wide field of vision of a spherical lens with the contrast enhancement of ChromaPop™ technology. The elegant frame ideally hugs the face and improves the peripheral field of vision. Perfect helmet integration with Smith helmets and the AirEvac™ venting system are the reason for a fog-free lens and clear vision.
ChromaPop™ Sun Black Lens
Smith's ChromaPop™ technology helps you see details and colours more clearly, far beyond natural capabilities. ChromaPop™ filters out two specific wavelengths of light that cause colour confusion. So the lens delivers more accurate detail, colour fastness and unparalleled clarity.
The grey base tint of the ChromaPop™ Sun Black lens is perfect for days with bright blue skies. It reduces dazzling light and sun rays for optimal visibility and performance.
- Transmittance of visible light: 12 %
Attributes
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Sunny to partly cloudy conditions
- Article number: 658172
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Gender:
- Men
- Women
- Weight: 200 g
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Light Transmission: 13 %What percentage of visible light passes through the lense, a higher percentage is perfect for low light conditions and a lower percentage is better for bluebird days.
- Goggle Features: Spherical lens
- Goggle Fit: Medium
- Lens Coating: Mirrored
- Spherical carbon X lens for undistorted optics and impact resistance
- Anti-fog Fog-X inner lens for fog-free performance
- TLT lens technology for crystal clear vision
- Responsive Fit™- Frame moulds to the face for a precise, comfortable fit QuickFit strap adjustment system
- Three-layer, moisture-regulating DriWix foam
- Silicone-coated headband for non-slip fit
- Microfibre goggle bag
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About Smith
As early as 1965, Smith pioneered the snow goggle as we know it today. Created to give fanatic shredders more time on the mountain without foggy vision, Smith have dedicated the past 50 years to improving the way we see things. If you aren't gazing at the sun through a Smith lens, are you even gazing at the sun?