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Lining and Layers:
- Dual layer face foam for added comfort
Fit:
- Medium fit with flat lenses for those with a normal head.
Fabric:
- Micro Fleece Lining
Frame:
- Durable polyurethane frame
Insulation:
- Super Anti-fog so nothing can slow you down on your ride. Dual lens configuration provides a thermal boundary between the cold outside temperatures and hot body temperatures from within
Straps:
- Replaceable Strap
Features:
- Super anti-fog lens for all-day clarity
- 100% UV Protection
- Helmet compatible
The Dragon DX Goggles are ready to keep you shredding powder or attacking the groomers all day and not break the bank in the process. The DX goggles are jam packed with features, they'll never be considered basic.
| Fit: | Medium/Large Fit |
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| Frame Features: | Helmet Compatible Polyurethane Frame Unidirectional Airflow System Polartec Microfleece Lining Dual Layer Face Foam |
| Frame Material: | Polyurethane Frame |
| Goggle Features: | Cylindrical Lens Bonus Lens Included |
| Lens Features: | Super Anti-Fog Scratch Resistant Coating Dual Lexan Lenses UV Protection 100% |
| Lens Material: | Dual Lexan |
| Lens Options: | Ionized Jet Amber |
| Strap: | Replaceable Strap Adjustable 1.5" Strap |
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Dragon DX Goggles Reviews:
Reviews:
they get the job done. they are no-nonsense goggles that dont fog up and are very comfortable. the lens is slightly distorting as its not a fishbowl lens like some higher end ones. but its not a problem. the only reason i use my anon hawkeyes over these is because the sideways peripheral is fine, but the up/down peripheral is a little cut off compared to large lens goggles. i bought these first and if i didnt have my anons, i would have no problem using these as my everyday goggles. if you need to save some money, you're not sacrificing all that much with these
My 10-year-old has had trouble finding a goggle that fits correctly. Kid size goggles are too narrow across the temple but adult goggles are way too deep (cover his nose). This goggle is perfect - any kid slightly too big for kids sizes, or adults with smaller faces, will be happy with them. They have worked well in overcast, wet conditions. They work good with his helmet while is use, but they don't want to stay put when he's got them up and not using them (probably because of the shape of the helmet, not the goggles).
