Birdz Eyewear Arch Sports Padded Safety Sky Diving Ski Motorcycle Goggles for Men & Women ANSI Z78.1+

When it comes to outdoor activities, having a clear vision is key. Whether you’re trying to enjoy a sunny day on the slopes or taking in the views on a scenic hike, being able to see clearly can make all the difference. That’s why Birdz Arch sports and riding goggles are essential for anyone who spends time outdoors. Not only do they protect your eyes from the harmful UV rays of the sun, but they also help to reduce glare and improve visibility in all kinds of weather conditions. From bright sunny days to overcast skies and even snowstorms, Arch goggles will help you make the most of any outdoor activity. Arch is so comfortable and lightweight, you can wear it all day and forget you have it on! These eye goggles feature a durable elastic strap and can be worn comfortably under a helmet. The shatterproof polycarbonate safety lens provides maximum protection from projectiles and debris and meets Z78.1+ safety standards so you can be sure that it will last you for years. The Arch is also lined with long-lasting and high-quality neoprene foam padding and the single-lens design provides UV400 protection from the harmful UVA and UVB rays of the sun. And the best part, the lens has a double-sided anti-fog coating that gives you a clear line of sight in most conditions. What makes it even better is it accommodates a larger face and offers unobstructed peripheral vision. Arch goggles work great as riding safety googles, ski goggles, snowboarding goggles, ATV goggles, airsoft goggles, nerf goggles, snowboard goggles, and many more! Each pair comes with its own microfiber pouch for safe cleaning and storage. These safety goggles can help protect your eyes from these off-road and on-mountain hazard. Perfect to use when you are stepping on your skis or snowboard, skiing, skating, climbing, riding on your motorcycle/mountain bike, skydiving, playing shooting games, doing an experiment in a lab, working in a construction site, or having a snowball fight.