Dragon DXs Snow Goggle Lens - for Skiing & Snowboarding

Product Description

Offering ultra-high definition optics across the entire spectrum of light conditions. Engineered to improve and optimize visibility in all environments, Dragon’s exclusive LUMALENS technology delivers superior color vividness, enhanced clarity, improved depth perception, and reduced eye fatigue Clarity Dragon’s Lumalens is engineered to exact color and production specifications that allow for maximum clarity in the mountains. The better you can see, the more fun you’ll have. Color Optimization Winter environments can be a beast of their own, but Lumalens will help you tame it. By tuning the color coming into your goggles, Lumalens gives you an edge, no matter the conditions. Precise Depth Perception Whether you’re shredding a groomer or snorkeling through pow, you need to see where you’re going, and Lumalens enhances the environment so you can recognize and conquer any obstacle in your path. Reduced Eye Fatigue Lumalens filters out harsh and unneeded light to ease the burden on your eyes so you can enjoy the mountain from bell-to-bell. Looking for the light lens? Review the guide above for how to choose the best lens for every condition Each of these lenses comes with Lumalens Optimized Color Technology - bringing next level clarity, adaptability, and style to the Dragon lineup - alongside all the standard lens tech such as hard coating, ionized, oleophobic, and hydrophobic properties to keep you on the hill for as long as possible with minimal disturbance. VLT %: VLT is short for “visible light transmission,” or the amount of light that can travel through the lens to your eye. VLT is measured in percentage units - the higher the VLT percentage, the lighter the lens tint will be (for example, a 11% VLT will be darker than a 14% VLT). **PLEASE NOTE: Every lens listed above may not be available in every frame. The above guide is provided solely to recommend lens tint based on conditions.Photochromic lenses are available on select modelsLenses may differ slightly in person than on rendering seen in product photos. This is due to many factors such as lighting, product shoot conditions, etc.