Spare lens for [ROV]O

POLARIZED GRAY x ULTRA LIGHT PURPLE x PASTELBROWN MIRROR

Combining "Polarized feature" which cut the reflected light and "ULTRA LENS technology" which makes uneven surface easier to see, the lens can be used from sunny to cloudy weather conditions.

POLARIZED lens

Reflected light from snow and water surfaces causes glare, making it difficult to see objects and increasing eye fatigue.
Polarized lenses allow only natural light to pass through and block reflected light, which is the cause of glare, for clearer visibility.

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  This high-visibility lens, jointly developed with Kinki University, allows the user to clearly see bumps and dips even in dark conditions. This lens technology also makes it easy for the eye to adapt to scenes in which light and dark conditions change at high speed, such as on a forest course.

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  Premium Anti-Fog is a high-performance anti fog lens with improved absorption compared to conventional lenses. It controls fogging by absorbing moisture that accumulates inside the goggles like a sponge. The lens regenerates its absorbing power as it gets dry, so it is important to maintain the lens after use.

※The lens surface is coated with our original coating called "Claritex" (water-repellent coating), which prevents water drops and snow from sticking to the lens even in bad weather conditions such as rain and snow, and also prevents the sticking stains, thus ensuring a clear field of visibility.

[Important notice]
The round sticker called "APA filter" on the lens must not be removed.

The round sticker attached to the lens is an "APA (Atmospheric Pressure Regulator) filter", which is used to adjust the air pressure in the inner air layer of the double lens.

If this seal is removed, moisture may enter between the double lens and make it unusable, therefore, please do not use the lens without the seal.

If the seal is accidentally removed before use, be sure to attach this “APA (air pressure regulator) filter” to the lens before using the goggles.

• What is APA filter?