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OTG (Over The Glasses) goggles are designed to fit comfortably over prescription eyewear. This feature allows skiers who need corrective lenses to enjoy clear vision and eye protection on the slopes without compromising comfort.

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  These goggles can be found under the "OTG Adjustment" filter.

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  These goggles can be found under the "OTG Adjustment" filter.

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Goggle lenses range from S0 (clear) to S4 (very dark). S2 lenses offer versatility for varied conditions. Clear lenses excel in low light, like twilight or forests. Choose based on your typical skiing environment for optimal visibility and safety.

• S0 (80-100 %)

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  S0 (80-100 %)

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  Many goggles offer interchangeable lenses. Some include spares, while others have optional lenses for purchase. This flexibility allows you to adapt to various light conditions, enhancing your skiing experience across different weather scenarios.

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• S1 (43-80 %)

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  S1 (43-80 %)

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  Many goggles offer interchangeable lenses. Some include spares, while others have optional lenses for purchase. This flexibility allows you to adapt to various light conditions, enhancing your skiing experience across different weather scenarios.

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• S2 (18-43 %)

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  S2 (18-43 %)

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  Many goggles offer interchangeable lenses. Some include spares, while others have optional lenses for purchase. This flexibility allows you to adapt to various light conditions, enhancing your skiing experience across different weather scenarios.

  Honza D., product specialist for downhill skiing

• S3 (8-18 %)

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  S3 (8-18 %)

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  Many goggles offer interchangeable lenses. Some include spares, while others have optional lenses for purchase. This flexibility allows you to adapt to various light conditions, enhancing your skiing experience across different weather scenarios.

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Photochromic lenses automatically adjust their tint based on light and heat intensity. They darken in bright conditions and lighten in dim environments, offering versatile vision protection across changing weather and lighting scenarios.

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  More affordable photochromic lenses may struggle to adjust quickly when moving between bright and shaded areas. This can result in temporary inappropriate tinting, potentially affecting visibility during rapid light changes.

  Honza D., product specialist for downhill skiing