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Zeal Optics Limited Edition Link Ppx Photochromatic and Pol-Carbon Goggles | 
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| Brand: Zeal Optics
Category: Sports
Department: Mens
List Price: $170.00
Buy New: $129.95
You Save: $40.05 (24%)
New (3) from $129.95
Avg. Customer Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 72609
Color: Carbon
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 0 x 0 x 0
MPN: Z-LK02-PPC
Model: LK2PPC
UPC: 685559080477
EAN: 0685559080477
ASIN: B000WSD2RI
Release Date: April 28, 2008
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Extra-wide snowboarding goggles for medium profiles | | • | Photochromatic and polarized lens change from dark to light, depending on conditions | | • | No-Fog lens treatment and triple-density foam for secure fit | | • | Includes protective case | | • | Backed by a lifetime warranty |
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Amazon.com Product Description
Obliterate the mountain with the limited edition, extra-wide Zeal Optics Link PPX Goggles. Featuring the revolutionary ZB13 PPX Photo-Polar lens, which is both photochromatic and polarized, the Link goggles change from dark to light (or vise versa) depending on changing light conditions--helping to eliminate glare and time spent switching out lenses on the slope. They also offer Zeal's No-Fog lens treatment and triple-density foam to provide a secure fit and to wick moisture. They'll fit gaplessly with a helmet and come with a hard carrying case. Specifications: - Frame: Technothane lightweight nylon
- Lens: ZB13 PPX, photochromatic and polarized
- Helmet compatible: Yes
- Eyeglass compatible: No
- Ventilation: PASV vented lens
- Face Size: Medium
- Warranty: Lifetime
Product Description
The ultimate goggle wide vision helmet compatible goggle! The PPX lens automatically adjusts to changing light conditions . Polarized + photochromatic lens works in low light to full on sunny conditions. BONUS protective case included.
The Zeal Link polarized PPX ski and snowboard goggle features Zeals PPX PhotoChromatic and polarized lens. The Limited Edition PPX lens is a multi-layer lens with a glare cutting polarized filter. Photo-Chromatic layering allows the lens to change from dark to light, depending on changing light conditions. The PPX lens reduces the need to change out lenses, so you spend more time enjoying uninterrupted, clear vision.
The Zeal Link is a medium fit goggle that offers a versatility and optimal helmet compatibility. The ZB-13 polarized lens delivers maximum visibility and makes this goggle the best choice for any condition, from sun to snow.
A super comfortable, self-adjusting swivel strap makes it easy to that custom fit. Triple stage foam form fits to your face and wicks away moisture, for optimum comfort and vision.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Good goggles, but not a panacea February 28, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I just finished up several days of skiing in Colorado in cool to cold weather (temps mostly in the 20s). Conditions varied from full sun to cloudy with heavy snow. Terrain included trees, groomers, open bowls, etc.
The photochromaticity definitely helps. I never felt like I had the wrong lens for the light conditions. The polarization didn't seem to make much difference, and it certainly didn't alleviate "flat light", much to my disappointment.
The goggles breathe quite well, to that point that in very cold weather they might breathe too much and make your face cold. They'd be OK for anything above the 10 degrees, I'd say. On the upside, they fogged very little and unfogged quickly when skiing.
Size-wise, I'm used to smaller goggles, but for any man with an average sized or larger face, they're OK. The strap has nice rubberized strips to keep it in place.
Overall very good, just not sure they're worth the price premium over other quality goggles.
 Zeal goggles January 25, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I like the goggles overall. The photochromic lenses work as advertised. The only downside to these goggles is that the strap does not come apart in the middle and the area where the strap adjusts sits right under the part of my ski helmet that snaps down to hold the strap in place. It's too bulky to snap the helmet strap holder in place. Other than that, they are comfortable and work well.
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