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Arnette Skylight Goggle

Arnette Skylight Goggle

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Arnette Skylight Goggle

The all-new Skylight Goggle offers Arnette's largest field of vision to date. No-BS anti blind-spot technology maximizes your peripheral vision with an oversized lens, low-pro frame design, and semi-flush lens geometry for tons of visibility in every direction.

  • Triple layer face foam with moisture-wicking polar fleece
  • Cool Breeze venting system keeps air moving through your lens to prevent fogging
  • Lens features anti-fog and anti-scratch coatings
  • Adjustable strap features a silicon gripper strip for a secure fit with a helmet

Bottom Line: More lens = more vision.

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Rating for this product: 5

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October 10, 2012

I got the Skylight last spring before it was officially released, so I've had a good bit of time to put it to the test. Fit-wise, it's a big goggle, similar to the Electric EG2, but it sits close to your face so you can actually wear it with a helmet. I wear a Bern Watts and the Skylight fits fine, a little low across the nose but not uncomfortably so. Overall vision quality is amazing. Super wide peripheral in all directions, and the lens is actually manufactured by Oakley so there's zero distortion. Fogging was never a problem for me. I'm not going to say it didn't happen, but the large lens and top vents cleared it up quickly, even on powder days and when hiking. The strap is easy to adjust, and has the sticky silicone strip that keeps it in place on a helmet without a clip. That might seem trivial, but I can't stand goggles that don't have it. My only issue with the Skylight at all would be the face foam, which is comfortable but seems a bit thin. So far it has been fine but I'm wondering how it will feel after a full season. My pair is a sample, though, and I was told the production version would have new, denser foam (UPDATE: just picked up a new pair and it does have better foam). Despite that small complaint, this is an awesome goggle and I'll be rocking it for sure this year.

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Tech Specs:

Helmet Compatible:
yes 
Eyeglass Compatible:
no 
Polarized Lens:
no 
Ventilation:
perforated lenses 
Grip Strap:
yes 
Face Size:
medium to large 
Recommended Use:
snowboarding