Anon by Burton: Realm Goggles

9 Reviews

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Anon by Burton: Realm Goggles - Altrec.com Product Description:

Maintain sharp visibility in driving snow to bright sun with the Anon Realm goggle. The key to great visibility in a harsh mountain environment is a quality lens and anti-fogging construction techniques. The Anon Realm ski and snowboard goggle meets this criteria with numerous design features that allow the dedicated boarder or skier to stay out on the slopes when others are forced to head for the lodge. The innovative de-centered spherical lens technology enhances optical clarity throughout the field of view, including the outer periphery, both to the sides and downward too. This Tru-V™ lens offers 100% protection from harmful UV rays for those bright days between storms. The Anon Realm goggle combats fog-up on multiple fronts. In addition to the anon Anti-Fog™ treatment on the interior lens, Air Lock™ lens construction eliminates cooling of the interior lens. Also, the anon Realm goggle's exclusive Interchangeable Air Mesh Ventilation™ system permits easy adaptation to changing weather conditions, whether springtime warm or downright cold. A Split Fit Nose™ allows the frame to conform to the shape of your face and a multi-layered Plush Fit™ face foam creates a comfortable seal against the unique contours of your face. For further comfort and improved helmet compatibility, the pivoting auto-adjust strap system provides wide-ranging adjustment options.

De-centered spherical outer lens technology enhances optical clarity while maximizing peripheral and downward vision
Tru-V™ lens offers 100% protection from harmful UV rays
DWR (durable water repellency) treatment keeps water and snow from clogging vents
Air Lock™ lens construction eliminates cooling of the interior lens to prevent fogging
Anon Anti-Fog™ treatment fights interior lens fogging
Interchangeable Air Mesh Ventilation™ allow for easy adaptation to changing conditions
Shield Technology™ strengthens anon's polycarbonate lenses with scratch-resistant, non-distorting protection
Ultra-soft, hypoallergenic, multi-layered Plush Fit™ face foam creates a comfortable seal against the face
Split Fit Nose™ allows the frame to conform to the contours of your face
Auto-adjust strap system fits diverse face shapes and improves helmet compatibility
Gold Non-mirror lens for partly cloudy to flat light conditions (the most versatile)

Seattle Area Customers: This item is AVAILABLE ONLINE (may or may not be available in the Sturtevant's Bellevue/Puyallup stores).

Customer Reviews (9)

Anon by Burton: Realm Goggles - 9 Reviews

nate stoltenow - 2008-04-30
Great goggles! What can I say? These goggles are the best thing since sliced bread

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2007-11-04
Love them, How to avoid fogging on all goggles I ride with the Realm Goggle all the time. Its extremely comfortable and does not fog up. The goggle has the ability to remove the top vent from the frame giving you incredible ventilation when you are hiking or riding in warm spring like conditions. I can see from some reviews that someone has had a fog issues with their goggles. Here are some good tips for any goggle to help keep them from fogging. - Be nice. Try not to crush, sit on, or smash your goggles into youre bag. The most fragile part of any goggle is the sealant that holds the foam filter in between the two lenses. Its hard to see if broken but can lead to major fog face if broken. Its best to buy a hard case for your investment. When you swap out lenses be gentle. Most goggles work best by working from the nose to the forehead section of the goggle when swapping your lenses. - Clean/wipe your goggles with the proper material. Most goggles come with a nice anti static cloth. Its a good goggle sham as well as a lightweight case. Never use youre gloves, fingers, or any kind hard object to clean or remove ice from youre goggles. If you get moisture inside of youre goggle, blot it dry. Oil will transfer from youre fingers to youre lens and create fog if you use your digits. - Once you put your goggles on your face leave them there. Be religious about this tip. Every time you place your goggles on your forehead with or without a helmet on you put your self at risk of the dreaded foggles. Heat is rapidly escaping from your head; dont try to grab it with your goggles. -Im just hot and fog up every goggle! Im just like you. People who are hot heads need to extra careful. Keep those goggles on your face. If you are like me and a hot head, the more heat you are releasing the more oil you are releasing as well. That oil will build up on your lens, collect moisture and fog. Ive got a great tip for your. Go to the kitchen and wash those bad boys. Put a drop off dish soap and water in your goggles and rub it around. Then rinse them by repeatedly sloshing around water. Try not to just let the water run on them, it will effect the time it takes them to dry. When done give them a shake and put them in a cool spot to dry. Now you have some oil free goggles for the next time you ride!

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Daniel Wettstein - 2007-02-16
Great lens but do not fit my face when I first put them on I loved the lens but when wearing them on the mountain they sat a little low in the face where if restricted my breathing through my noise. it was also a major pow day and when I would spot to catch my breath I would get light fogging, but it would go away as soon as I was moving.

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