INTERSTELLAR RIG REFLECT GOGGLE WITH EXTRA LENS - AQUAMARINE / CRYSTAL GRAPHITE

The Interstellar goggle is our no-compromise top model, featuring our premium 2.8mm thick Toric sculped lens with RIG®, our unique proprietary lens technology, andExcenterLock, our patented, easy lens change technology.

The double lens itself is equipped with a GORE® Protective Vent to equalize the pressure and avoid deformation of the inner lens due to variable atmospheric pressure, providing optimal working conditions for the eyes. The inner lens also comes with our new and improved anti-fog technology, Clear AF, which secures the best vision in demanding conditions. The carbon fibre reinforced and co-molded frame creates a rigid support for the lens and secures optimal vision without any distortion. The Interstellar goggle fits all Sweet Protection helmets and ensures an optimal field of view. In short, the Interstellar goggle will be your favorite new mountain tool.

All goggles are available with our revolutionary RIG® lens technology, developed by Sweet Protection to provide superior contrast, minimum color distortion and reduced eye fatigue.

This model includes an additional RIG® Light Amethyst lens for low light conditions and racing.

• ExcenterLock allows for rapid, easy lens changes with 100% secure fit.
• RIG lens technology for superior contrast, minimum color distortion and reduced eye fatigue.
• Clear AF anti-fog treatment on inner lens for clear vision in challenging conditions.
• GORE® Protective Vents equalise and optimse pressure between lenses
• 2.8mm thick toric lens for maximum stability
• Triple-layer foam for a close fit and ultimate comfort
• Wide 50mm strap
• High level of impact protection.
• This model includes an additional RIG® Light Amethyst lens for low light conditions and racing.
  
  

SPECIFICATIONS

FRAME: Crystal Graphite

LENS: Toric RIG Aquamarine
VLT: 9% Category S3 (Sunny/Partly Cloudy)

LENS: RIG® Light Amethyst
VLT: 35% Category S2 (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.