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Dragon Rogue Goggle - 2010
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Dragon Rogue Goggle - 2010
The Dragon Rogue Goggle provides unmatched optical clarity, so you can spot your landing and stomp your cab seven with unnatural ease. An ionized lens ensures crystal clear vision whether you’re riding in pea soup or ripping on a bright bluebird day. Dragon added vents in the top of the lens and frame to prevent fogging when you hike the ridge to snag an untracked lap.
- Optically Correct Lens for clear vision
- Adjustable Hinges ensure that you get unparalleled vision while moving
- Triple Layer Face Foam for cushy comfort
- Micro Fleece Lining for wicking comfort
- 100% UV Protection so your retinas don't explode
- Super Anti-Fog Lens for vision on the foggiest days
Bottom Line: Vision that's clearly a cut above.
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When looking at the goggle with an ionized lense, is it basically
When looking at the goggle with an ionized lense, is it basically mirrored? Can you see eyes through it?
By: croy33
April 7, 2010
Yes you can see your eyes, but in day light they become more mirrored. And at night they change to more of a persimmon lense. They are semi-mirrored and work well all around, day or night. The only goggles that ive found to come with a totally mirrored lense are Electric's, Oakley's, and some Von zips. But with these goggles and lenses you can still see your eyes
By: Kris McGregor
June 11, 2010
Does the ionized lense work well at night as well as day? i
Does the ionized lense work well at night as well as day?
i understand that it is not fully mirrored unless you are looking into light. but im curious on how well you can see during the night and how well they dim the sun during the day.
thank you
-grant
By: Grant Soucy
December 12, 2009
I dont use Ionized at night as they do not work aswell as a persimmon lense. BUT they still do work well in the night time. Better for a day goggle or mid-day lense, but still an all around good lense
By: Kris McGregor
June 11, 2010
okay thank you very much
By: Grant Soucy
December 17, 2009
It still works but things seem a little darker and you do loose a bit of depth perception
By: Anonymous
December 14, 2009
buy them
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cj3waker1486650
December 26, 2009
Way sick. got them for $50 on brociety. bought them with a blue? iridium for low light but they do surprisinly well on sunny days too. pretty much wear them everyday now. and they look cool
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