Zeal Optics Slate Snow Goggles
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Description
If you are looking for unmatched clarity and lens quality, the Zeal Slate Snow Goggles are designed for you. Why struggle with low quality lenses, when you can have the best. These well-ventilated goggles are your ticket to all-day comfort and quality vision on the mountain. Zeal's Optimum Lens is their best and delivers crystal clear optics. You also get multiple vents and an awesome anti-fog treatment for reduced fogging issues. Of course they are designed to be impact resistant and the dual strap system allows for excellent adjustability with a helmet or without. Zeal designs their goggles to last and the Slate features one of the nicest straps in the business. Its heavy duty stitching and silicone bead will deliver years of service.
Specifications
- Construction: Lightweight, pliable and strong frames with Optimum lens
- Nose bridge is shaped for optimized fit and all-day comfort
- Ventilation system brings cool outside air in and moves warm, moist air out, reducing the likelihood of fogging
- Antifog lens treatment is infused into the inner lens so it will never rub off
- Triple-density foam molds to your face and wicks away moisture
- Spherical lens shape for a broad field of view and increased optical clarity
- Includes a microfiber cleaning bag; additional lenses are available but not included
- Sized to fit medium and large faces
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Review Summary
Pros
Cons
- Build quality: 1
- clear optics: 1
- Ease of use: 1
Cons
- Bad design: 1
- ventilation?: 1
- website/deceptive photography: 1
Durability:
5 / 5
Performance:
5 / 5
Quality:
5 / 5
2 Ratings & Reviews
Hugo4u
Frame
February 24, 2013
I had these goggles for a couple week of use and loved everything about them EXCEPT, there was excessive airflow in the nose bridge area of the frame that caused my eyes to water. I couldnt tell if this was a production error on just the ones I had or if its just part of their ventilation design. Can anyone help clarify this issue for me?
Cons: ventilation?
Durability:
5 / 5
Performance:
5 / 5
Quality:
5 / 5
jcgre
from Sierra Nevada
45-54 yrs
from Sierra Nevada
45-54 yrs
exceptional optics
November 20, 2012
I was wearing Smith brand for years and their optics are very good, but Zeal are even better. My last pair of Smith were I/O and they kept fogging between the lenses, so I reluctantly had to drop the brand (I tried several of their different low light lenses and they all became completely foggy in stormy or cold conditions). The Zeal "Slate" fit me perfect/without gaps, but didn't look nearly as cool on my face as they did on the website. Specifically, the bottom of the lenses slope up too quickly and the goggle's sides stick out too far, giving them a strange/catty look. Side peripheral vision is very good. The construction quality and materials are the best I've ever seen. Zeal's optics are incredibly clear, but I was disappointed that the website deceptively shows a mirrored looking lens on all options. Also, the automatic lenses I ordered didn't seem to change shades at all between light conditions.
Pros: Build quality, Ease of use, clear optics, Cons: Bad design, website/deceptive photographyAlso Available
Zeal Optics Slate Snow Goggles Photo
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