Sweet Protection Boondock RIG Reflect Goggle - Lens Bixbite
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The Boondock RIG® Reflect Goggle is a sleek goggle featuring a semi-frameless design that gives it a very clear and modern look. This model comes with a cylindrical lens utilizing our unique, proprietary RIG® lens technology. The goggle fits well and offers an excellent field of vision. It is ideal for small to medium-sized faces and/or helmets, and boasts high-quality details such as a slim, defined frame, large ventilation openings at the top and bottom, a 50mm strap with integrated buckles, and frame anchors that combine style with functionality. The inner lens is equipped with our advanced Clear AF (Anti-Fog) technology, ensuring optimal visibility under challenging conditions while preventing fogging. All goggles are available with our revolutionary RIG® lens technology developed by Sweet Protection, which provides superior contrast, minimal color distortion, and reduced eye fatigue.
Target group | Men, Women |
Item number | 59350017 |
Manufacturer | Sweet Protection |
Category | Ski goggles |
Manufacturer no. | 852113-151081-OS |
Release date | 14.6.2025 |
Exact colour description | White |
Target group | Men, Women |
Area of use | Snowboarding |
Frame construction | Half frame |
Frame colour | White |
Exact lens colour | Bixbite |
Lens shape | Cylindrical |
Eyewear features | Antifog coating |
Country of origin | China |
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