From oversize designs to lenses that taper with the shape of your face, we've reviewed the season's best goggles.
Tuesday, November 01, 2011
Photographer: Courtesy of Arnette
The Mercenary comes in an array of lens hues, but we found the coppery persimmon (not shown) the most versatile. Peripheral vision was best for testers with small faces, and everyone liked how the outriggers made for a comfy seal, with or without a helmet.
TAGS: VERSATILE TINT, HELMET-COMPATIBLE
| Brand | Name | Description | Price | Date | Keywords | |
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K2 | WayBack | Outside picks the best gear for your alpine-touring setup, including the K2 WayBack skis. | $600 | Outside Online | Backcountry Skis |
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Ortovox | 3+ | Outside picks the best gear for your alpine-touring setup, including the Ortovox 3 beacon. | $349 | Outside Online | Snow Sports |
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K2 | LockJaw | Outside picks the best gear for your alpine-touring setup, including the K2 LockJaw poles. | $180 | Outside Online | Ski Poles |
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Marker | Duke | Outside picks the best gear for your alpine-touring setup, including the Marker Duke bindings. | $495 | Outside Online | Backcountry Ski Bindings |
