Alpina Panoma QHM Ski Goggles

Angular design and winning technologies – these are what make Alpina’s Panoma QM ski goggles stand out. Quattroflex, the top technology, makes sure that contrasts are kept sharp and distracting reflections are filtered out. Added to this is a high-quality mirrored lens that reflects infrared radiation and thus reduces strain on the eyes. The Fogstop coating on the inside prevents the lens from misting up. In addition, the lens is break-proof and guarantees 100% UV protection. The comfortable double-layer foam padding ensures comfort when wearing. Silicone strips on the goggle strap guarantee an optimal fit in combination with a ski helmet. The Panoma QM is best suited for wide faces.

Features:

Headband directly on the frame:
– Easily positioned thanks to movable headband hooks

One layer shaped facial foam:
– Shaped, single-layer face cushioning

Specifications:

– Weather: sunny, cloudy
– Frame type: full border
– Fit index: L40
– Filter category: S2
– Standards: EN174

Technology:

100% UV-A, -B, -C-Schutz:
– 100% UV protection

Quattroflex:
– The Quattroflex technology increases contrasts and filters out disturbing reflections

Fogstop:
– The anti-fog coating on the inside of the lens ensures a fog-free view

Airframe Venting System:
– Fog-free view using an intelligent ventilation system in the spectacles’ frame

Doublelens Thermoblock:
– The Doubleflex technology creates a thermoblock that prevents the lens from freezing

Skid Grip:
– Glasses on the ski helmet sit without slipping thanks to rubber on the inside of the glasses strap

Venting Lens:
– Optimum ventilation and fog-free vision thanks to air vents in the lens

Cylindrical Lens:
– Cylindrical lens offer a huge field of vision

Over the Glasses:
– Thanks to the oversized frame, the glasses can be worn over normal corrective lenses

Venting Frame:
– Optimum ventilation and fog-free vision without draughts thanks to air vents mounted on the side and bottom of the glasses frame

Mirror:
– The reflective surface reflects infrared rays