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Savor L Photo

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Atomic Savor L Photo goggles are super smart ski goggles that respond to changing light conditions by adjusting the level of tint. The cylindrical double lens gets lighter as conditions get darker, and darker when the sun comes out to protect you from glare. They also have a multilayer treatment that reduces eye fatigue. Like all Savors they have a cool, oversized look that gives you an awesome field of vision – not just peripheral but also up and down. They come with a large frame that suits broader faces and anyone who likes a roomier feel, and are super comfortable thanks to the Live Fit frame that molds to the contours of your face for an instant individual fit. They’re Over The Glasses compatible (OTG LITE) meaning they fit comfortably over prescription glasses if needed. And like all Atomic goggles they’re designed and developed in-house at the HQ in the heart of the Alps.

Other Features

Anti-scratch Outer Lens (PC)

  • A hard coating with excellent anti-scratch properties so you'll always have a clear view.

Hydrophobic Lens Coating

  • A durable coating that repels moisture, grease and dirt: clear visibility no matter the conditions.

8x Anti-fog Inner Lens (AC)

  • The inner lens of our FDL lenses delivers <8x more anti-fog properties than industry standards.

Adaptive LF Tri-Layer Face Foam

  • Memory Face Foam + standard face foam + a quick-drying fabric layer. Instantly molds to your face.

Incl. Microfiber Goggle Bag

 
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