Oakley

O Frame 2.0 Pro M Goggles

HDO (High Definition Optics) is a proprietary technology developed by Oakley that enhances visual clarity and reduces distortion in the lenses of your goggles. This means you'll have a clearer view of the slopes, allowing you to react faster to changes in your environment, which is crucial for safety and performance while skiing or snowboarding.

O Matter is a lightweight, durable, and flexible material used in the frames of Oakley goggles. This means that your goggles will be comfortable to wear for long periods, and they can withstand impacts and harsh weather conditions. Choosing goggles made with O Matter ensures you have a reliable and comfortable fit while enjoying your time on the slopes.

The anti-fog coating is a special treatment applied to the lenses of your goggles that prevents fogging. When you ski or snowboard, your body generates heat, which can cause the lenses to fog up. This coating helps maintain clear vision by reducing moisture buildup on the inside of the lenses, ensuring you can see clearly without interruptions.

Fleece-lined face foam is a soft foam material that lines the part of the goggles that touches your face. This fleece lining not only provides comfort but also helps wick away moisture, keeping your face dry and warm during cold weather activities. This added comfort allows you to focus on your performance without distractions.

Peripheral vision refers to your ability to see objects outside of your direct line of sight. In skiing and snowboarding, having goggles with a wider frame that enhances peripheral vision is essential for being aware of your surroundings. This is particularly important on crowded trails, as it helps you stay safe by allowing you to see other skiers and snowboarders approaching from the side.

The combination of HDO technology, O Matter material, anti-fog coating, fleece-lined face foam, and enhanced peripheral vision all work together to provide you with a superior skiing or snowboarding experience. These features ensure that you have clear vision, comfort, and awareness of your surroundings, allowing you to perform at your best and enjoy your time on the slopes safely.