Vuarnet
Everest Goggle | 2027
These goggles make the effortless transition from linking turns on the slopes to clinking drinks at après.
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686 is a newcomer to the goggle category, offering a nice differentiator for those looking to stand apart from the crowd. The Smarty’s medium-large frame strikes a balance between the oversized style favored by freeride and park skiers and a comfortable fit that isn’t overbearingly large. Â
Dual injection-molded cylindrical lenses provide a wide field of view, along with 100% UVA and UVB protection. Air vents on the top and bottom help reduce fog and a magnetic lens swap system lets you easily switch between the two provided lenses, ensuring you always have the right tint for the current conditions. For skiers who want personality without sacrificing performance, the Smarty Magnetic delivers style and versatility in changing mountain conditions.
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