Name: Giro Contour RS Snow Goggle
SKU: C3BVC 25551854
Availability: InStock

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Original price was: $251.98.Current price is: $96.99.

With a new toric shape that’s slightly smaller than the original Giro Contour, the Contour RS goggle hits all the marks for those who love an impressive field of view and have slightly smaller facial features. The new shape, combined with Expansion View Technology+ and VIVID lenses, allow you to see all the features on the mountain with clarity so you can spot takeoffs and landings with ease, while the quick-change magnetic assisted lens system means more time riding and less time fussing with gear. Top that off with the EVAK vent system so you don’t have to worry about fogging, and a bonus low light VIVID infrared lens and you’re more than ready to shred in all conditions.

SKU: C3BVC 25551854 Categories: Ski, Ski Goggles Tags: Giro, Ski Goggles

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EXV+ Expansion View Technology+
EVAK Vent Technology
Triple-layer face foam with microfleece
Quick-change magnetic-assisted lens system
Toric VIVID lens technology
Optics by ZEISS®
Anti-fog lens coating
OTG friendly
Seamless compatibility with Giro helmets
Includes bonus VIVID lens
Product ID#: 25551854
Vendor Style#: GG-7135466

Features

VIVID LENSES

VIVID is a patented lens technologydeveloped by Giro in partnership with ZEISS Opticsthat improves the visual experience on snow by enhancing contrast and definition. VIVID reduces eyestrain, improves reaction time, boosts confidence and delivers precise vision without colour over saturation.

EVAK Vent Technology

Uses new foam made from an ultra-durable, non-absorbent material. EVAK vents minimize the chance of fogging by releasing moisture while simultaneously creating a barrier from the elements.

EXPANSION VIEW (EXV)

Perfected at Giro’s test lab in Scotts Valley, California, this groundbreaking new frame design serves up unparalleled peripheral vision. We started with a helmet-compatible goggle, and then shaved down the frame rim and added frameless zones to optimize a massive spherical lens focused on the best possible peripheral vision in a goggle.