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Julbo Proton ski goggles
EUR63,90

Julbo Proton ski goggles

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joycheucheu

2 months ago

Can anyone tell me the S category on the box of the goggle? I am looking for a pair for cloudy conditions so S1 would be ideal?

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Galaxus

2 months ago

The Children Proton Chroma Ski Goggles have a Category 1 brown lens tint, suitable for low light like cloudy conditions. This matches your preference for S1, as Category 1 lenses are ideal for such weather. Some variants feature photochromic Chromakids lenses adjusting from Category 2 to 3, but the standard model is Category 1.
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Runningiceman

4 months ago

Do the ski goggles really have the tint levels S1-S4?

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Galaxus

4 months ago

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No, the Proton OTG High Mountain ski goggles do not have all four tint levels S1-S4. They have the tint levels S1 (very cloudy), S2 (slightly sunny) and S3 (mostly sunny). The ski goggles have a self-tinting lens that automatically adjusts to the light conditions and switches between these three levels.
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