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.

An S1-rated windscreen works well when riding on cloudy and foggy days, as well as at night on the slopes with artificial lighting. Absorbing between 20 and 57% of light, they are clear and usually slightly tinted.

The lens with the S2 category is the most versatile. It will work well on a slightly cloudy day as well as when the sun is not too strong. It absorbs between 57 and 82% of light and has a slightly darkened surface.

Depending on the conditions on the slopes, it is sometimes required to change to a different windshield that is better suited to the lighting parameters. The additional interchangeable windshield included with the goggles gives you more options and allows you to quickly customise the goggles.

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.

A polarising filter effectively protects against glare from light reflecting off the surface of snow or another flat surface such as water. In addition, it enhances contrast and colours, which improves the driving experience and reduces eye fatigue.