Beacon Polarized Goggles
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Why We Like The Zeal Beacon Polarized Goggles
May the Beacon Polarized Goggles guide your way, even on the brightest days. With anti-fog tech and a generous-sized frame, you'll enjoy unobstructed views of every run, every tree, every mogul, and since this version is polarized, you can enjoy reduced fatigue on sunnier days when light is reflecting off every surface on the hill. Plus, they feature Zeal's Observation Deck Technology. Inspired by the architecture of air traffic control towers, the angle of the Beacon blocks direct incoming light from above and gives you an eagle's view of the mountain.
Details
- Polarized snow goggles for blocking glare on bright, sunny days
- Rimless frame design delivers a wide field of vision
- Upper and lower venting keeps your goggles from fogging
- Triple-layer foam cushions your face and wicks away sweat
- Dual strap adjustment ensures the perfect fit every time
- No Slip Grip Strap won't slide out of place on your helmet
- Lens treatments prevent fogging, fingerprints, and scratches
- Please see size chart for lens tint information
- Item #ZELZ116
- Lens
- cylindrical polycarbonate
- Polarized
- yes
- Interchangeable Lens
- yes
- Technical Features
- Permashield Hardcoat, Everclear anti-fog
- Frame
- rimless design, triple layer face foam
- Face Size
- medium
- Strap
- no slip grip
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 1 year
- Activity
- ski, snowboard
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4 based on 1 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageJanuary 16, 2025
nice goggles
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
Tested these out in December in the Northeast which is about as cloudy and dark as skiing gets. With the Polarized Jade lens I had no trouble seeing through the winter gloom although when the air (not the goggle) got foggy it became clear that this product doesn't offer x-ray vision. Fit is ok for my somewhat narrow face - there seems to be a bit of a gap between the foam and my temples where wind can sometimes get in. Otherwise I do like the cylindrical shape.
Originally reviewed on Backcountry.com