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£80
From Ellis Brigham
The women's specific Drift ski goggle is part of Smith's Airflow range offering lens venting and combining decades of technological innovations to provide clear vision in even the toughest of conditions. Designed to fit medium-sized women's faces.Lens: Ignitor Mirror VLT: 35% (CAT 2)Size: SmallLens Shape: CylindricalLensIgnitor Mirror - A universal lens tint designed to reduce eye fatigue while enhancing contrast and depth perception. Suitable for a wide range of conditions with a 35% VLT. [Full Details]
£170
From Ellis Brigham
The Skyline ski goggle offers a clean design and uses some of Smith's top-end lens technology. A rimless frame and oversized spherical lens provide a wide field of view. Designed to fit medium-sized faces with excellent helmet compatibility.Lens: ChromaPop Sun Platinum MirrorVLT: 13% (CAT 3) Size: MediumLens Shape: SphericalLensChromaPop Sun Platinum Mirror - With a 13% VLT this lens is suited for very bright cloudless days on the mountain, with a mirror coating to reduce glare from the sun/snow. [Full Details]
Smith Skyline White Vapor / ChromaPop everyday Rose Gold Mirror Women's Goggles
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£170
From Ellis Brigham
The Skyline offers a clean design and uses some of Smith’s top end lens technology. A rimless frame and oversized spherical lens provide a wide field of view. Designed to fit medium-sized faces with excellent helmet compatibility.Lens: ChromaPop everyday Rose Gold MirrorVLT: 36% (CAT 2)Size: MediumLens Shape: SphericalLensChromaPop everyday Rose Gold Mirror – With a 36% VLT Smith’s highly-versatile everyday range of lenses are designed for medium to bright conditions with a mirror coating to reduce glare.Visual Light Transmission, VLT, refers to the amount of light that penetrates a lens. A low percentage means less light passes through and a higher percentage lets an increased amount of light through. A lens with a lower VLT rating is better for bright conditions, where as one with a higher VLT is more suited for overcast and snowy days. [Full Details]
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