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Dragon Mace Goggle - 2010
2010 Model No Longer Available
Dragon Mace Goggle - 2010
Pull the Dragon Mace Goggle over your face to protect your optical orbs from the retina-zapping rays of the sun. With 100-percent UV protection, your squinty eyes finally get the healthy shelter they need to help you spot landings in the park, spot roaches in the gondola, and get a righteous goggle tan before New Year’s.
- A vented, Super Anti-Fog, optically correct lens provides clarity in the changing weather and as you hustle in and out of the tram
- Triple-layer face foam and a micro fleece lining comfortably press against your sun and wind-ravaged face
- Adjustable hinges let you get a comfortable fit while changing headwear between each lap
- The two-inch replaceable strap stretches over helmets, beanies, and beer cases
Bottom Line: So many styles, one great goggle.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
SEE YOUR LANDINGS AND STICK EM TOO!
By:
JUGGERNAUT 117
January 18, 2012
These goggles don't fog up at all and they fit great. The dragon emblem on the strap is a bit too thick for you to wear a camera with a goggle strap mount on them though. Other than that I have no problem with them and it doesn't distort your view at all so you can stick your landings with ease.
Dragon Mace
By:
Jon Vika
March 18, 2011
Great goggles and never i have never had any problems with fod, and the ionized lenses are great on sunny days!
Love them !
Dragon Mace
By: Jon Vika
March 15, 2011
Angle Green-Blue: Whats the reflection like with these? What
Angle Green-Blue:
Whats the reflection like with these? What color is it when looking thru these goggs? Would it look dumb on a medium/small face with a giro g10 mx?
By: 3.5tewart
November 14, 2011
Helmet Compatibility
By:
Andy Percival
December 15, 2010
Nice looking goggles. Great lens, but I was disappointed how they fit with bern helmets.
The foam on the inside is quite thick, it cuts down your peripheral vision a little more than expected.
By: Zach Pina
February 12, 2011
Because of their wider frame profile, I could see them not fitting flush with a brimmed Bern Watts or Macon, but they fit pretty nicely with my Brentwood.
Mace Angle Green-Blue
By: WhyteSpyder86
February 9, 2011
3 Comments Last Comment: October 17, 2011 by: MPE4903279
By: GCa4655348
May 2, 2011
Hi, is this you in the pic? if so could you let me know the name of the jacket you're wearing?
Cheers buddy!
By: MPE4903279
October 17, 2011
That is a sweet jacket
By: MPE4903279
October 17, 2011
That is a sweet jacket
Mace never felt so good on the eyes...
By:
WhyteSpyder86
February 9, 2011
Just received the Mace in the mail, first thing I saw is they look fantastic, bulkier then what Spy or even Oakley makes for their goggles, this makes them flush with most helmets. They may not melt into your face but they feel snug and offer a wide vision base and are still comfortable. The angle green/ blue have a darker mirror on the outside with a yellow/ orange filter from the inside, prime for night or dusk riding. Picking up a pair is prime choice for any rider.
Helmet tested with is a giro encore 2 (artist series).
Great goggles
By:
hz_amir858353
January 25, 2011
No fogging problems, looks great, the ionized lenses are great on sunny days but also pretty good on flat light (the inside lens is amber).
I have a Smith Holt helmet and there's no goggle gap at all.
Change me.
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