Dragon Alliance Alliance PXV Snow Goggles

Elevate your vision with Dragon Alliance PXV Goggles. These snow goggles from Dragon offer wide peripheral views and premium performance in all conditions.

Dragon Alliance Alliance PXV Snow Goggles

Elevate your vision with Dragon Alliance PXV Goggles. These snow goggles from Dragon offer wide peripheral views and premium performance in all conditions.

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Product Details

Snow Goggles
Unisex Goggle
Premium Injected Panotech Lens
LUMALENS®:
- Hydrophobic - repels water
- Oleophobic - repels dirt, dust & oil
- Ionized - rich color & glare reduction
- Hard Coating - scratch resistant
Fit: Large Fit Size
Patented Frameless Technology
Super Anti-Fog Coating
Armored Venting
Triple Layer Face Foam w/ Hypoallergenic Micro Fleece Lining
Silicone Strap Backing
Helmet Compatible
Additional LUMALENS® included

The Dragon Alliance PXV Goggles are made from high-quality materials and packed with performance-driven features. The Panotech™ lens utilizes a unique toric base curvature that provides an exceptional level of peripheral vision. Manufactured from high-quality injection-molded material, the Panotech™ lens was designed in collaboration with Dragon's world-class team of ski and snowboard athletes. With the creation of Panotech™, Dragon Alliance snow goggles like the PXV continue the brand’s legacy of innovation while raising the bar for on-mountain optics.

Specs

SKU: DRA-PXV
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Season: 2022-2023

Tech Specs

Gender

Unisex
Created to accommodate both men and women.

Frame Size

Large
Crafted for larger adult face sizes.

Lens Changeability

Quick Change
Quick Change technology makes it easy to switch lenses quickly and conveniently!

Lens Shape

Toric
Toric lenses feature curves in both the horizontal and vertical directions. Although they are not entirely spherical, the vertical curve is a bit flatter than the horizontal curve.