DECKARD MTB GOGGLE - EJ TEAM EDITION - CLEAR LENS

Meet the Deckard MTB Goggle – your goggle for gravity-fueled adventures, designed and personally approved by pro mountain biker Emil Johansson. Ensuring seamless compatibility with the Fixer 2Vi® and Strayer 2Vi® Mips Helmets, these robust goggles feature outriggers for a perfectly adjusted fit, ensuring all-day comfort.

Equipped with a 2.8mm sculpted cylindrical clear lens, you'll enjoy exceptional optical clarity, perfectly complementing the impressive field of view of our helmets. The durable TPU frame and injected lens panel are engineered to withstand the rigors of rough use, as - let's face it - mountain biking is not the gentlest sport. Lens changes are quick and easy - swap between clear and RIG Reflect tinted lenses to suit the conditions you ride in.

Open mesh ventilation ports deliver optimal airflow, protecting your eyes from dust, dirt, and small rocks, allowing you to maintain focus without distraction. Featuring in-molded strap buckles for effortless adjustments, the Deckard MTB Goggle is as practical as it is premium. Designed for the aggressive rider, these goggles also offer tear-off capacity (sold separately) to tackle tough conditions head-on. Get ready to send it with confidence and style.

• Outrigger strap attachment allows perfect integration with Fixer and Strayer helmets, fully utilising their massive field of vision
• Clear lens for maximum versatility
• Single-wall, 2.8mm injection-molded cylindrical lens
• Tear-off compatible (sold separately)
• Open-mesh ventilated design for exceptional breathability, minimising fogging and keeping dust and debris out
• Ultra Hydrophobic and Oleophobic coatings
• Scratch and impact resistant

SPECIFICATIONS

WEIGHT: 180g
LENS: Cylindrical Clear
FRAME: Matte Black/Black
VLT: 90% Category S1 (Low light)

VLT EXPLAINED
Visible Light Transmission (VLT) describes the percentage of light in the environment that reaches your eye after passing through the lens. A lower number corresponds to a darker lens. Generally speaking, a higher VLT lens will suit lower light conditions, and a lower VLT lens will suit brighter, sunnier conditions.