Alpina, the German leader for ski
goggles and with a heavy focus on technology offers one of the finest
products for ski slope eye protection available on the market today.
Athletes wearing Alpina ski goggles had great success in the Winter
Olympics are recognized by professional skiers and snowboarders as a
product which offers a clear and unobstructed vision with superior
protection in whatever conditions arise.
Featuring a
polarizing QUATTROFLEX lens offering 100% UVA,B and C protection
and true German engineering.
Alpina goggles are considered to be truly
superior to other goggles and have been the product of choice on the
slopes in Europe for years.
All Alpina ski goggles are supplied
with a 1-year manufacturers warranty and conform to all European
standards.
Alpina Fight
Goggle:
This is not only the best goggle on
the market, but is also the best value for money goggle you can buy.
The polarized, scratch resistant, large lens, offers great peripheral
vision, and also very good vision in both flat light and bright sunshine.
Top combination of functionality and
style: QUATTROFLEX technology with a stunning look.
The sophisticated design of its movable head strap makes POWDER the
perfect partner for a ski helmet.
Alpina Quatro Flex ski
goggle lenses
- 100% UV-A, -B and -C-
protection up to 400 nm (protection against damage of the retina)
- Turbo Venting System
provides increased ventilation to help prevent lens fogging;
- Fog-stop Coating
applied to lens to prevent lens fogging;
- Thermo-coating
provides improved insulation properties, and therefore greater safety
due to better sight;
- Thermo-block 20%
greater freedom from lens misting giving you a more relaxed skiing
experience;
- Diamond Coating
provides 50% higher resistance to scratching, reduced strain on the eyes
and less problematic vision thanks to clearer lenses;
- High Contrast
Polarized System provides 100% absorption of reflected light. Glare-free
vision. Increased safety due to Color Feedback. Extreme contrast
enhancement offers 30% more contrast.
