Key Features
20% wider field of view: A redesigned frame and gasket geometry open up more peripheral vision than the standard Line Miner, so more of the terrain — moguls, ice patches, tree wells — is visible at the edge of your sightline, not just dead ahead.
Single-layer lens construction: The anti-fog coating is fused directly to the outer lens instead of sitting as a separate layer, which cuts down on the internal distortion and reflection you get with traditional dual-lens goggles — the picture stays sharper and truer to colour.
Switchlock lens-change system: Six frame magnets plus two mechanical locks let you pull and swap lenses in seconds, without tools or bare-fingered fumbling — practical when a storm rolls in mid-run and you need to go from a dark to a low-light lens fast.
Prizm Snow lens technology: Tunes specific light wavelengths reflected off snow to boost contrast and terrain definition, which matters most in flat light or fog — common on foggy Okanagan days or overcast stretches at Whistler.
O Matter chassis construction: A flexible frame material that keeps its shape and seal integrity in extreme cold, so the fit doesn't stiffen up or gap on a −20°C day at Sunshine Village.
