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• 【100% UV400 Protection】 Freela skiing goggles are equipped with dual-lens which is coated with mirror coating on the outer lens to removes glare and get anti-scratch, and the enhanced lens ensures 100% UV400 protection performance to block out a significant amount of ultraviolet light and filter out intense light reflected by snow and protect eyes of youth and adults efficiently.
• 【Outstanding Anti-fog Effect】The skating goggles are designed with ergonomic spherical lens which can offer a truly unobstructed peripheral view and distortion-free clarity for skiers and skaters. There are high performance anti-fog coating on the inner side minimizing the chance of fogging and venting windows at the top and bottom generating efficient air circulation to suppress fog formation, so the ski goggles will provide a crystal clear view to enjoy the snow scenery .
• 【New Impact resistance TPU frame】 The frame of ski goggles is made of premium TPU material which will be durable. There is a excellent soft and elasticity feature to enhance impact resistant treatment and create a safe circumstance for freely skiing. And extra loaded lightweight feature is support to use the goggles for snowboard, skiing, skating, climbing, riding motorcycle, skydiving, bungee jumping, playing shooting games or other outdoor activities.
• 【Comfortable Triple-layer Sponge】The winter snow goggles with triple-layer sponge --- supporting and bonding sponge, flexible foam to decease pressure and moisture wick perspiration sponge. It is comfortable for men and women to prolonged wear without fatigue, discomfort and irritation and keep your face in warm and protected from the wind.
• 【OTG (Over the glasses ) Design】OTG (Over the glasses) design allows you wear your prescription glasses under these ski goggles. With extra long and wide high density elastic strap, the skiing gear is guaranteed to universal helmet compatibility. Also easily adjustable buckle and anti-slip strips on the back make sure it fit heads in.

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• Origin : Imported