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1、SMITH Turbo C.A.M. Series
C.A.M (TM) - Constant Air Managment system
（就是那个小风扇，觉得有点夸张，有没有人用过给点意见）
APEX OTG
FEATURES
Large Fit
Silent micro-electronic fan runs continuously to eliminate fog
High power mode can be activated to exhaust moisture build up in extrme conditions
Carbonic-X lens provides exceptional clarity and scratch resistance
Fog-X anti-fog lens coating
Clip Buckle Strap for easy on and off use
Enlarged lens chamber fits easily over most eyeglasses
Microfiber storage bag protects lens
OTG -- Over The Glass compatible
ODS Compatible
Helmet Compatible
Eyewear for skiing is essential - the glare off the snow during bright days exposes skiers to harsh UV rays, having tinted lenses with UV protection can enhance your visibility. Skiing in extreme weather conditions: snow, sleet and mixed precipation makes a day on the slopes miserable without decent ski goggles. Check out these goggles for a pair that fits your needs, face and budget comfortably.
1) SMITH Turbo C.A.M. Series
Smith takes charge of airflow management, fog-free vision and eyeglass compatibility with four goggle models in this series for '02-'03: V3, Apex, Cariboo and Cascade using Smith's C.A.M (TM) - Constant Air Managment system. Features a micro-electric fan that draws in air through vents to eliminate fogging with up to 50 hours of continuous running time and slicker designs for this season.
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2) UVEX Apache Goggles
These goggles provide 100% UVA, UVB and UBC absorbtion via (uv-ex) technology. The lenses have anti-fog and anti-scratch treatments and are break resistant. A sharp wrap-around style offers excellent peripheral vision. All UVEX goggles are designed to fit well under Uvex helmets.
3) Zeal Optics
Zeal's line of Detonator and Rapt goggles offer maximum peripheral vision, a well ventilated frame and lens, helmet compatible with a streamlined styling. Best in overall value, the Detonator and Rapt goggle models come with interchangeable ROSE and YELLOW colored lens. Zeal also produces the "Aspect" model, which fits narrow and smaller faces, making it a perfect women's ski goggle.
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4) Arnette - "The Goggle"
Sleek & streamlined goggle with distinctive style. Features dual vented lenses, three layer foam for comfort and maximum peripheral vision.
5) Scott RAM Series
The RAM air series includes five models that contain the patented RAM ventilation system, as well as the "Amplifier" lens technology. The Light Amplifier allows only 55-percent light transmission for cloudy or storm days. The Night Amplifier, developed for skiing and snowboarding under lights, utilizes a new patent-pending light transmission process for optical clarity at night.
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6) CliC Goggles
"New School Cool" is the only way to describe these funky new goggles that actually appear to be lightweight, next-gen sunglasses with an adjustable plastic band to fit the goggles tightly around the head. The "cool" part is that they magnetically "clic" together between the eyes, and you can choose your own color combination for frames & lenses. Note: website link does not have secure shopping.
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7) UVEX Corus Women's Goggle
Made using UVEX's 100% UVA, UVB and UVC absorption technology, the Corus women's goggles offer a funky sleek style and wild lens color choices. Features a speed clip for easy on & off, anti-fog and scratch resistant lense, and are also designed to fit well under UVEX helmets.
8) Oakley A-Frame, O-Frame Goggles
These two goggles from Oakley provide maximum peripheral and downward vision, featuring dual lens design and air flow ports help prevent fogging.
9) SPY Optics - Blizzard Snow Goggles
This fairly new entry into the snow sports eyewear market offers a pliable polyurethane frame provides a totally sealed fit with moisture-wicking foam and a newly patented vent system in its double lens construction to prevent fogging. Classic styling takes a twist with multiple frame designs in wild colors and a wide variety of lens choices.
10) Bolle Krait
Easy click strap that fits over most helmet styles, with tighter contours makes this updated Bolle goggle an improvement upon already great goggle technology. Double lens equalizer with flow venting reduces fog.
Before You Buy Snowboarding Goggles
Every snowboarder should own (and use) a good pair of goggles. You can't see or ride well without them. Goggles help protect your eyes from harmful sun rays that not only come from the sky but also reflect back up from the snow. And goggles keep out the wind and snow so you can go fast and still see where you're going.
Goggle Fit
A good fit is essential to a goggle's effectiveness, so try on a few different models and brands to get a feel for which ones are better suited to you. The goggles should follow the contour of your face and provide a good seal against the elements. If you ride with a helmet, be sure the goggles fit well with your helmet on.
Fog Control
Double lenses and adequate venting are the two main defenses against fogging. Double lenses, like a double-paned window, have a little air space between each lens. They help a lot with fog control; I don't recommend goggles with a single lens. The frame of the goggle should have a few foam-covered holes for air flow.
Helmet Specific
Some brands make helmet-specific goggles that are designed to fit within the frame of a helmet. They also usually have a longer strap to go around the helmet, with a buckle attachment for convenience. I like the Detonator from Zeal.
Peripheral Vision
Snowboard-specific goggles tend to provide an extra amount of peripheral vision. Because we ride sideways, it makes sense to be able to see sideways as well.
Lens Color
Lenses with a yellow or orange color are good for just about every condition. They will block out bright sun while also providing a little extra contrast in low light. I also really like rose lenses which provide even more contrast - great for overcast conditions. Dark tints are only good for really bright days, and clear lenses are for night riding.
Oakley wisdom
An eye bunker for ice storms, its amplified lens dimensions extend the range of peripheral and downward vision. The precise fit of contoured facial geometry and the comfort of triple-layer face foams are matched with an arctic blast shield that blocks icy powder burns. We retooled the intake ports for channeled airflow that cuts fog while keeping air currents away from eyes. The articulated snap-on strap is available in an optional configuration for use with helmet.
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