Ski goggles Smith Rally S1-S2 white/photochromic blue sensor mirror (M00780)

Smith Rally S1-S2 white/photochromic blue sensor mirror ski goggles are advanced accessories designed for winter sports enthusiasts. Thanks to the CARBONIC technology used, the goggles offer increased scratch resistance, which translates to their long-lasting use. An additional advantage is the anti-fog protection, which ensures uninterrupted visibility in changing weather conditions.

Technology and protection

Smith Rally ski goggles use Anti-fog technology, which minimises the risk of fogging lenses, crucial during a dynamic descent. The cylindrical lens used in this model provides a wide field of view, enhancing comfort and safety on the slopes. The shading degree of categories 1 and 2 allows adaptation to different levels of sunlight, which is important for eye protection in changing conditions.

Adaptation to conditions

Smith Rally S1-S2 white/photochromic blue sensor mirror ski goggles are equipped with Responsive technology, which allows the lens to adjust to changing lighting conditions, improving visual comfort. The active ventilation in the goggles supports air circulation, additionally reducing fogging and ensuring freshness during prolonged use.

Comfort and durability

The construction of the Smith Rally goggles utilises materials that combine durability with user comfort. This allows users to enjoy both reliability and comfort during long days spent on the slopes. The high quality of workmanship makes these goggles an excellent choice for those seeking reliable equipment in challenging conditions.

Smith Rally S1-S2 white/photochromic blue sensor mirror ski goggles - features:

• CARBONIC technology increases scratch resistance;
• Anti-fog minimises the risk of fogging lenses;
• Responsive allows for lens adaptation to lighting;
• Active ventilation supports air circulation;
• Cylindrical lens provides a wide field of view;
• Shading degree cat. 1 and cat. 2 protects against sunlight;
• UV protection ensures safety for the eyes.