DURDEN MTB GOGGLE - GLOSS GRAPHITE / BLACK WITH BIXBITE LENS

The Durden is a brand-new MTB goggle with minimum frame and maximum field of vision, with an open-ventilation design that dramatically reduces fogging. With its externally positioned strap on the goggle frame, you'll be sure of a perfect fit when paired with our full-face and trail/enduro helmets.

The injection-molded 1.3mm thick cylindrical lens uses RIG contrast-enhancing technology, with minimum color distortion and reduced eye fatigue. It also features Ultra Hydrophobic and Oleophobic coatings for a clear field of view, with a high level of scratch and impact resistance ensuring maximum protection and durability. The Durden is an invaluable piece of equipment for any gravity/enduro rider.

• Minimalist frame for massive field of vision
• Bixbite lens offers exceptional contrast in trail riding environments
• RIG® lens technology: developed by Sweet Protection to provide superior contrast, minimum color distortion and reduced eye fatigue
• Single-wall, 1.3mm thick injection-molded cylindrical lens
• Open-ventilated design for exceptional breathability, minimising fogging.
• Ultra Hydrophobic and Oleophobic coatings.
• Scratch and impact resistant.
• Pairs perfectly with our fullface and enduro/trail helmets
  
  

SPECIFICATIONS

WEIGHT: 141g
LENS: RIG Bixbite
FRAME: Gloss Graphite/Black
VLT: 25% Category S2 (partly cloudy to overcast)

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. 

DURDEN MTB GOGGLE - GLOSS GRAPHITE / BLACK WITH BIXBITE LENS

SPECIFICATIONS / SIZING:

Weight: 141g

Lens: RIG® Reflect Bixbite

Frame: Gloss Graphite/Black

VLT: 25%

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.