ROSE Bikes ARMEGA Goggle| Goggles

Thanks to its ULTRA HD lens, the ARMEGA goggle from 100% offers you crystal-clear, sharp vision on the downhill. The premium technology has been embedded in an unbreakable polycarbonate lens, which has an enormous field of vision and impact protection. The 6-point closure secures the lens and works hand in hand with the quick release system, which allows you to replace the lens of the MTB goggle with just a few clicks.
The frame, manufactured using the dual injection moulding process, has a clever sweat management system that collects moisture while riding and channels it away from the lens to the outside. Last but not least, air inlets in the frame of the goggle ensure optimised ventilation, clear vision and cooling.

Details:
Versatile high-performance unisex MTB goggle, ideal for downhill and competition
Breakproof and scratch-resistant ULTRA HD polycarbonate lens offers outstanding optical clarity
Quick-release system enables the lenses to be changed quickly and easily
6-point closure with quick release ensures optimum fit of the lens
2 mm thick, breakproof and impact-resistant injection moulded lens
Reinforced, dual injection moulded frame for ideal protection and robustness
Air inlets for high ventilation and optimum moisture dissipation
Contour-adapting sealing technology ensures a tight fit of the goggle
Three-layer, perforated foam wicks away sweat and increases ventilation
Clever system to collect and discharge sweat
Fastening strap with 48 mm width and extra thick silicone strip for excellent grip
Removable nose guard to protect against dirt and stone chips

In the box:
1 x 100% ARMEGA mirrored goggle
1 x microfibre pouch

Model information (models subject to availability):

SOLEDAD: Red Mirror lens, filter category 2, light transmission approx. 29 – 39 %

Highlights & Technologies:

ULTRA HD:
These are breakproof, impact-resistant polycarbonate lenses for optically flawless clarity.

Note:
The goggle complies with the regulation (EU) 2016/425 and the harmonised standard EN 1938:2010.