The UV 400 filter used in the glazing is guaranteed to protect the eyes from harmful ultraviolet radiation. It blocks 99.9% of wavelengths up to 400 nanometres, both UVA, UVB and UVC. The use of goggles with UV protection is a cornerstone that can prevent serious health problems.

Lenses with category S4 are designed for very bright light, and will work well on high glaciers where the sun[s rays reflect strongly off the surface of the snow. They absorb between 92 and 97% of the light and have a heavily shaded surface.

A lens with an S0 category is designed for night driving and has a light absorption coefficient of 20%. Such lenses are usually slightly tinted or completely transparent.

The photochromic windscreen provides comfort when driving in changing weather and lighting conditions. The photochromic lens adjusts the degree of darkening itself, protecting the eyes from sudden glare and preventing insufficient visibility when driving into shaded areas.

The S1-S3 rated glazing is a variable brightness glazing that adapts its shading to the prevailing light conditions on the slopes. On cloudy days they take on the S1 category, during moderate conditions S2 and in stronger sunlight S3.

Temperature fluctuations can cause unwanted fogging on the inside of the lens. To prevent this effect from occurring, the lens is treated with a special coating that prevents fogging. This increases safety and comfort when on the slopes.

OTG, or Over The Glasses, is information for those who wear corrective glasses. The goggles are designed so that the space underneath can easily accommodate glasses without causing uncomfortable pressure. Goggles with OTG are the choice for people who don[t like to ride with a visor integrated into the helmet, but don[t want to give up comfort when riding.