Dye i4 / i5 Thermal Dyetanium Mirror Goggle Lens - Smoke / Silver

Dye i4 / i5 Thermal Dyetanium Mirror Goggle Lens - Smoke / Silver

Marsoni

M251S

$54.95

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Dye i4 / i5 Thermal Dyetanium Mirror Goggle Lens - Smoke / SilverNew full Dyetanium coated mirror performance i4 i5 lenses. Features: Reduces the glare Superior contrast Improved optical clarity Designed so lenses provide a wide range of contrast in different weather and light conditions. Color Descriptions: Dyetanium Blue Ice, base color adjusted light smoke, fitting for sunny to cloudy Dyetanium North Lights, base color adjusted light smoke, fitting for sunny to cloudy Dyetanium Bronze Fire, base color adjusted

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012