SmithSquad Mag TNF Shady Blue x Smith(+Bonus) Gog
£ 245.-£ 75.-
incl. VAT
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-69 %
Colour: c sn bk gd m+c st bl sn m
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Product details
Weather
Sunny to partly cloudy conditions
Article number
Gender
- Men
- Women
Material Specification
- POLICARBONATE LENS
Lens Shape
- Cylindrical lens
Light Transmission
- 13 %
Goggle Features
- Quick-change lens system
- Bonus lens
Goggle Fit
- Large
Lens Coating
- Mirrored
Product description
Wide field of view and the easiest lens change system in the Smith Line
The weather and light are constantly changing, and the Smith Squad Mag snow goggles always ensure crystal clear vision. Their half rim design and oversized cylindrical lens provides a wide field of vision, supported by sharp optics and our best anti-fog technology. The Squad Mag comes with the easiest goggle change system in the Smith line so that you always enjoy perfect vision.
The ChromaPop™ lens enhances contrast and colours so that every terrain feature can be seen clearly.
ChromaPop™ Sun Black Gold Mirror Lens
The perfect complement for unique, pure, sunny winter days, the grey base tint blocks glare and sun rays for optimal vision and performance.
- Transmittance of visible light: 13 %
ChromaPop™ Storm Blue Sensor Mirror
Made to bring out the best in an environment when the storm is blowing in and the light is going out. Optimises your contrast even on the worst days so you can stay out longer.
- VLT 55 %
Features
- Dual slide goggle strap for easy size adjustment
- Fog-X anti-fog lens for improved, fog-free performance
- ChromaPop™ lens technology
- TLT lens technology for crystal clear vision
- Carbon X lens for undistorted optics and impact resistance
- Responsive Fit™ frame for a comfortable fit
- Moisture-regulating, three-layer DriWix foam
- Microfibre goggle bag
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?