HIGH DEFINITION OPTICS® (HDO®) combines patented optics and PLUTONITE® lens material that provides 100% UV filtering and unsurpassed impact protection.
Accessory lenses are made of premium PLUTONITE® lens material, an innovation that blocks 100% of all UV radiation. Oakley’s CAD/CAM engineering makes lens replacement simple, yet maximizes impact protection while the lenses are installed. For select goggles, choose an optional IRIDIUM® lens coating to minimize glare and tune light transmission.
Important Note: Use care when installing/removing accessory lenses. Scratched lenses can not be returned and are not covered under Oakley’s warranty policy.
Black Iridium Lens: Medium to bright light. Excellent all-purpose high contrast lens for sunny conditions. Features an Iridium® coating to reduce glare
Light Transmission:18
Protection Index:2
Conditions:medium to bright light
Neutral / Contrast:Contrast
High Intensity Yellow Lens: Flat to very low light. High contrast lens for extremely low light conditions. Features an Iridium® coating that further enhances contrast.
Light Transmission: 81
Protection Index: 0
Conditions: flat to very low light
Neutral / Contrast: Contrast
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How Do I Clean My Goggle Lenses?
First breathe on the outside lens to create moisture (we do not recommend the use of other liquids). Using a micro fiber cleaning cloth, wipe the outside of the lens rubbing lightly to remove any dirt or smudges. Should the inside of the lens require cleaning we recommend using the same cloth but DO NOT wipe the inside of the lens. Blot the inner lens so as not to interfere with the goggle’s anti-fog coating.
You’ll want to take special care not to rub the lens when it’s wet. Here’s why: before a goggle lens is assembled the inner lens material is coated with a liquid anti-fog treatment that permanently adheres to the inner lens surface to help prevent fogging. When this anti-fog treatment gets wet, it becomes soft and can become scratched if rubbed. This is true of almost all good quality googles, like the ones EXIT real world sells. Some people ride with a backup pair of goggles, so when they eat it and the goggles go flying, they just pull a swap for the new pair. Thats what that goggle pocket in your jacket is for.