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Attunga Goggles

Mold-injected TPU stands for thermoplastic polyurethane, a flexible and durable material used in the frame of the goggles. This manufacturing process allows for precise designs and a strong structure, making the goggles resistant to impacts and wear. Choosing goggles made with Mold-injected TPU ensures you have reliable protection and comfort during your outdoor activities.

VLT measures how much visible light can pass through the lens of your goggles. For example, a VLT of 18% means only 18% of light gets through, making it ideal for bright, sunny conditions. Understanding VLT helps you select the right goggles for different weather, ensuring optimal visibility and eye protection while skiing or snowboarding.

A cylindrical lens is designed to be flat across the top and bottom while curving from side to side. This shape provides a wider field of vision compared to flat lenses, allowing you to see more of your surroundings. If you want to enhance your awareness on the slopes, goggles with cylindrical lenses are a great choice.

Yes! Our goggles feature an OTG (Over The Glasses) design, which allows you to comfortably wear them over your prescription glasses. This means you can enjoy clear vision while skiing or snowboarding without the hassle of contact lenses.

The silicon lining on the strap helps grip your helmet or head, preventing the goggles from slipping off during movement. This feature enhances comfort and stability, ensuring that your goggles stay securely in place while you enjoy your outdoor activities.

To choose the right VLT, consider the weather conditions you'll be skiing or snowboarding in. For bright, sunny days, opt for goggles with a lower VLT (around 10-20%). For overcast or snowy conditions, a higher VLT (around 30-50%) is better, as it allows more light to enter, improving visibility. Understanding VLT helps you make an informed decision for your specific needs.