Smith Squad XL Open Road Goggle
€ 154,95
Incl. BTW
excl. verzendkosten
Kleur: chromapop evrydy blu m
Maat: UNI
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Productinformatie
Artikel nummer
Geslacht
- Heren
- Dames
Lichtdoorlaatbaarheid
- 14 %
Goggle kenmerken
- Bonus lens
Goggle Maat
- Groot
Lens Coating
- Spiegelend
Productbeschrijving
Maximum field of vision and essential technology for powder days
The Smith Squad XL features the largest cylindrical lens in the Smith lineup. Built with a durable Carbonic-X lens, a Fog-X anti-fog inner lens, and TLT optics, it offers a wide, distortion-free field of view. Thanks to the wide, silicone-backed strap, the oversized Responsive Fit™ frame adapts comfortably to your face and stays securely in place. Two included ChromaPop™ lenses ensure high-contrast vision in everything from bluebird days to stormy weather.
ChromaPop™ Everyday Blue Mirror
ChromaPop™ selectively filters specific wavelengths of light that cause colour confusion, giving you sharper contrast, more vibrant colours, and unmatched clarity – perfect for peak performance on- and off-piste.
- Visible Light Transmission 14 %
ChromaPop™ Storm Blue Sensor Mirror
Ideal for cloudy days and flat light: The Storm Blue Sensor Mirror lens ensures clear vision and enhanced contrast in low-light conditions.
- Visible Light Transmission 55 %
Features
- Cylindrical Carbonic-X lens
- ChromaPop™ performance lenses
- Fog-X anti-fog inner lens
- TLT lens technology for crystal-clear vision
- Responsive Fit™ frame adapts to your face
- Three-layer DriWix face foam with moisture management
- Ultra-wide, silicone-backed goggle strap
- Dual-slide strap adjustment system
- Helmet-compatible design
- Includes microfiber goggle bag with spare lens pocket
Over Smith
In het begin van 1965 bracht Smith zijn eerste sneeuwbril op de markt. De visie van Smith was om fanatieke shredders meer tijd in de bergen te geven zonder beslagen brillen. Smith heeft de afgelopen 50 jaar er hard aan gewerkt om ons scherp te laten zien. Als je niet door een Smith bril naar de zon straat, ben je dan überhaupt in de zon?