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Item #SMI0460 | 232 in Stock

$119.95 - $139.95

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what would be a good lens for night skiing?

By SKI FREAK Ranked #5 - Goggles October 19, 2009

what would be a good lens for night skiing?

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Helpful Votes: 0 Yes | 0 No

By Sebastian Hansen Ranked #8 - Goggles October 22, 2009

The Sensor Mirror has a rose pink tint which makes it a versatile low/flat light/night lens. Other colors you might want to check out are light purple, yellow or clear. Clear gives you the best light transmission but almost no contours, so it works best in parks and such. Yellow gives a lot of contours, but everything looks ... yellow ... when using them. Rose pink and light purple are something in between but with less transmission.

Helpful Votes: 0 Yes | 0 No

Tech Specs:

Frame:: Polyurethane
Lens:: Polycarbonate
Strap:: Elastic
Helmet Compatible:: Yes
Eyeglass Compatible:: No
Ventilation:: Adjustable top vents
Face Size:: Medium
Recommended Use:: Skiing, snowboarding
Manufacturer Warranty:: Lifetime
Country of Origin:: China

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