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Zeal Link SPX Goggle - Polarized - 2009 BCS
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The Zeal Polarized Link SPX Goggle will change the way you see the world. ZB-13 polarized lens reduces glare and eyestrain while enhancing vision and doesn’t fog up. The Link SPX is equipped with Zeal’s permanent no fog treatment to make sure you don’t suffer any loss in vision.
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A little small
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Mark
December 12, 2011
Seems like a quality goggle, but the curvature of the goggle is little intense for my big head. I would not recommend if you have a large brain box. I tried on the Anon Realm at a local shop, going to exchange for that goggle which fit my face better.
Super GOGGLE!!
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JM iguina
April 1, 2011
If there is such a thing; this is an all mountain almost all condition Goggle. Absent low light or WO condition this shade should do well on most. They sit well on the face and never an instance of fog. Peripheral is just ok. Very happy with it!!
GREAT Goggle
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Jayson Momeyer
March 12, 2011
A little small, but once you get it on and tightened it's actually pretty easy to see out of. Got it for 40$ off SAC, so you cant really go wrong for that price for a polarized goggle. It's actually a darker tint than the picture shows.
Zeal Optics Link rocks!
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Dave Meas
November 10, 2009
This is a sweet goggle. Perfect tint for most light conditions, great polarized filter and they have NEVER fogged up. A+ Zeal Optics!
Great quality goggles
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Kurt Zogorski
January 22, 2010
I have the Link with a photocromatic lense and a yellow lense for overcast conditions. Its worked amazing so far, not much else to say.
nothing short of spectacular
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Alti2d
February 18, 2010
I have the polarized/photochromatic lens. It is amazing. If you compare from almost any other pair of goggles you will be amazed. Really reduces glare and easy on the eyes. On sunny or partially sunny days the contrast and color are amazing. They adjust to lower light really well and, although they don't brighten white out conditions as much as a pair of "mountain dew" colored lenses, they still manage to bring out contrast and definition as well or better. Try a pair. You will be shocked at the difference.
Very solid product
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cra2812814
January 10, 2011
I've seen some SPPX ones mixed in here so I'll clarify - I have the SPX (non-photochromic.) I've taken these out in everything from snowy fog to bluebird. They are great and don't fog. They are not their best in fog and storms, but that's what yellow lenses are for. For general overcast and flat light they work well enough.
Zeal Link work
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vette952282088
January 17, 2010
This goggle does everything you say it will. Works good in the snow. Like the changing lense feature
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A little small
Seems like a quality goggle, but the curvature of the goggle is little intense for my big head. I would not recommend if you have a large brain box. more...
Super GOGGLE!!
If there is such a thing; this is an all mountain almost all condition Goggle. Absent low light or WO condition this shade should do well on most. They more...
- Frame Material:
- technothane lightweight nylon
- Polarized Lens:
- yes, spherical polarized, In-Molded Anti-Fog Lens, 100% UV Protection
- Helmet Compatible:
- yes
- Eyeglass Compatible:
- no
- Ventilation:
- air intake boosters
- Face Size:
- medium
- Recommended Use:
- skiing and Snowboarding