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GiroContactgoggles
comewithlensesfor
anyconditions
Photographby
Hannah Whitaker
Nomatter how
much advanced
technology brands
packintotheir
masks, ski goggles
tendtogetfoggy
andlimitperipheral
vision.Giro’s$250
Contactgoggles,
withinterchangeable
lenses,tendnot
todoeither.The
ScottsValley,
Calif.-basedbrand
startedincycling
helmetsbuthas
gaineda following
foritspatentedVivid
lenses,developed
withcamera
outfitterZeiss,and
asemiframeless
designthatoffers
anexpansive
panoramicview.
THECOMPETITION
- The$ 220 Cyrius
gogglesfrom
Julboalsoboast
anexpandedfield
ofvision,thanks
toa frameless
construction. - Oakley’spopular
Prizmlilinene iiiiii
aakkkkks(f(f(ffror m$1 500 ))
slensnsseeee tttttt lll rrrr
ssssstttotospecific
environmentsand
conditions. - Apair of$ 130
sinClarity
THECASE
Giro’slens-
swappingsystem,
whichthebrand
calls Snapshot,
is aneffortless
exercise.Press
theshutterbutton
down,andthelens
popsoutquickly;
magnetshelp
guideyou toclick
thenewoneinto
place.Meanwhile,
theZeisslenses
manipulateblue
light toenhance
contrastand
definition,andair
ventsaroundthe
edgeminimizethe
chanceoffogging.
$250;giro.com
gogglesfromPOC
havethreelenses—
forsunny,partly
sunny,andcloudy
conditions—andfit
beston medium-or
smaller-sizefaces.
THEONE oo be u itsits r 1 4 , 2019