The Oakley Flight Deck L draws its inspiration from the helmet visors used in fighter jets. These ski goggles truly maximize your field of vision. Here, you'll have a clear view in all directions, all to help you spot contours in the snow. This means your ski day will be more enjoyable and you can avoid unpleasant surprises on the slope.
The Oakley Flight Deck L features the Ridgelock interchangeable lens system, allowing you to adapt to all weather conditions. Thanks to its design, it fits with virtually all helmets on the market. This, plus the comfort of a minimized frame, makes these a very popular pair of ski goggles. Classic style, with a wide field of vision, these ski goggles will not disappoint.
The Oakley Flight Deck L is available in a couple of different sizes, which means they truly fit many faces. Just choose the size that suits you! This is the larger size, the smaller model is called Oakley Flight Deck M.
If you take care of your ski goggles and protect them from scratches, they will last for many years to come. This makes it worth investing in a good pair, which will make your skiing more fun! Everything is more enjoyable if you can see well on the slopes!
Lens - Prizm Argon Iridium
These goggles have a lens that gives you good visibility in most weather conditions.
PRIZM™ lenses have evolved after decades of color research and are contrast-enhancing and glare-reducing, meaning they provide the best possible color reproduction. A contrast-enhancing lens allows you to see contours better, both in sun and snow.
This is an anti-fog treated double lens with good ventilation. The inner lens is treated with Oakley's leading F3 treatment, which effectively prevents fogging problems.
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Oakley Flight Deck L, specifications:
- Antifog
- Double lens
- Silicone on the inside of the strap for a better fit
- Fits almost all helmets
- Microfiber bag included