Lyžiarske okuliare Atomic Four Pro M HD Photo Maven - 2025/26

Atomic Four Pro M HD PHOTO goggles will never let you down – whatever the weather and wherever you find yourself. The photochromatic HD lens automatically responds to changing light to always give you the optimum exposure and contrast, while the Cylindrical Double Lens provides an incredible field of vision on top of the crystal-clear view. The Live Fit Frame with OTG Lite grooves means you get a super comfy, custom feel that's compatible with prescription glasses – with a medium frame size ideal for slimmer faces or anyone who likes a more compact feel. And our Sealed Lens System protects you from powder sprays and fogging, while also making lens switches quick and easy. These googles are the complete package for the everywhere skier.

• HD PHOTO Lens Technology: Our photochromatic HD lens reacts to changing light conditions, delivering optimal contrast and clarity.
• Cylindrical Double Lens: Cylindrical lenses curve horizontally while remaining flat vertically.
• Sealed Lens System: Protects against wind and water, eliminating moisture, fogging, and visibility issues.
• Easy Lens Switch: Swap in a new lens easily to adapt to changing weather and light conditions.
• Scratch-resistant Outer Lens (PC): Hard coating with excellent anti-scratch properties ensures consistent clarity.
• Hydrophobic Lens Coating: Repels moisture, grease, and dirt for clear vision in all conditions.
• 8x Anti-fog Inner Lens (AC): The inner lens provides up to 8x more anti-fog performance than industry standards.
• Live Fit Frame: Instantly molds to your face contours for a personalized fit right out of the box.
• Over The Glasses (OTG LITE): Grooves accommodate prescription glasses – made for all skiers.
• Adaptive LF Tri-Layer Face Foam: Memory foam + face foam + quick-drying fabric. Instantly conforms to your face.
• Vent Foam: Keeps moisture away, ensuring great airflow and preventing fogging.
• Silicone-coated Strap: Silicone on the inside of the strap prevents slipping or riding up the back of your helmet.