GOGGLES

Tyler Macleod

OAKLEY PRIZM REACT FALL LINE XL $300 Generating plenty of excitement at last year’s trade shows, our testers were anxious to try Oakley’s innovative Prizm React lenses. After giving them a go—while also trying a few competitors’ electronic offerings—it’s safe to say that the hype was warranted. By hiding the technology within the actual frame of the goggle, as opposed to utilizing a battery pack on the strap, Oakley has eliminated the need for multiple lenses in a discreet, unassuming design. With just the simple press of a button, testers could cycle between three distinct lens tints without ever removing their gloves. RAD: Innovative electric tech, free of a battery pack on the strap. BAD: Yes, you’ll have to charge your goggles. DRAGON PXV PH PHOTOCHROMIC $240 Combining the clean aesthetics of a cylindrical lens…

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Transworld Snowboarding (Digital) - 1 Issue, December 2018

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