The easy on-and-off mechanism uses a pair of small, locking levers integrated into the goggle frame – you simply flip the levers up to release the lens, pop in the new one and with one quick motion, lock it down - it’s so easy you can do it with gloved hands.
The frameless NFX2 comes with a spare lens, and each lens has a cylindrical design which provides optimum peripheral vision. However the goggles are not especially large and you may find peripheral vision is not as good as it could be if you have a wide face - so check before you buy.
Fogging isn’t a problem thanks to the combination of a super anti-fog finish on the lens and Dragon’s ‘Armoured Venting’ system which prevents snow that may get into the vents from working its way onto the inner lens.
Other features include 100 per cent UV protection, soft, triple foam hypoallergenic micro-fleece lining which feels great against your face, and, of course, they’re helmet compatible. Oh, and you also get a sturdy carry case and cloth bag with them.
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Dragion X1s
PRICE: £195
WEBSITE: Dragon Alliance
WHAT THEY SAY: "A scaled-down, medium fit version of our X1 model, featuring the unmatched peripheral vision of our patented Frameless Technology. Designed for smaller faces, the spherical lens X1s offers premium performance features, seamless helment interface and the all-weather clarity of a re-designed and updated Infinity Lens featuring Super AntiFog Technology."
WHAT ALF SAYS: The X1s is the smaller version of the X1, with a medium-sized frame to fit smaller faces (hence the ‘s’). It utilises Dragon’s patented frameless technology and uses a spherical lens to create a distortion free expansive view.
