Smith - Snowday Mirror S3 - Skidglasögon
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- Passar för:
- Barn
- Användningsområde:
- freeride, skidåkning, snowboard
- Materialtyp:
- plast
- Glas:
- sfäriskt glas
- Linsegenskaper:
- 100 % UVA- och UVB-skydd, Anti-Fog-teknik, kontrastförstärkande, spegelglas
- Skyddsklass:
- skyddsklass 3
- Skalm:
- skumgummistoppning i 2 lager, plast
- Dessutom:
- passar glasögonbärare (OTG), silikonhandtag
- Rättsligt meddelande:
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- Art.nr:
- 417-5381
Produktbeskrivning
Protection from sun and snow
The Smith Snowday Mirror S3 ski goggles give your child an impressively wide field of view when skiing or snowboarding, thanks to their spherical lens. The category 3 lens has a mirrored finish and lets through only around 12% of sunlight, keeping their eyes well protected even on bright days. 100% UVA and UVB protection shields against harmful rays, while contrast-enhancing technology makes uneven snow easier to spot. Proven anti-fog technology keeps their vision clear even when the weather changes.
Comfortable over glasses, too
The Smith Snowday Mirror S3 goggles also set a high standard for comfort. Their OTG-compatible design allows them to fit comfortably over prescription glasses – ideal for children who need them. A silicone gripper on the strap keeps the goggles from slipping, whether worn with a helmet or a hat. Soft, double-layer foam padding sits comfortably against the face without pressure points, so children can enjoy long days in the snow.
Key benefits at a glance:
- Wide field of view thanks to the spherical lens
- 100% UVA and UVB protection for the eyes
- Anti-fog technology for clear vision
- Comfortable fit over prescription glasses
- Silicone gripper prevents slipping
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