Giro Article II — Ski & Snowboard Goggle
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Okanagan ski days can swing from bluebird sun to thick fog and flat light at Big White, sometimes in the same afternoon. The Giro Article II is built to handle both. It comes with two Toric VIVID lenses with Optics by ZEISS®: a main lens for sunny and mixed conditions, plus a bonus VIVID Infrared lens for low light and storms. The Quick-Change Lens System makes swapping between them faster than ever. Giro's Expansion View (EXV) frame trims down the rim and adds frameless zones for wide peripheral vision, while EVAK vents release moisture to help prevent fogging on long days at Silver Star or Big White.
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KEY FEATURES |
Two Toric VIVID lenses with Optics by ZEISS®, including a bonus VIVID Infrared low-light lens Quick-Change Lens System for fast lens swaps Expansion View (EXV) frame with frameless zones for wide peripheral vision EVAK vent technology and triple-layer face foam with fleece facing Seamless compatibility with all Giro helmets |
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WHO IS THIS FOR? |
The Article II is for skiers and snowboarders who want premium optics and one goggle that covers every condition, from November openings to spring closing days. It's especially useful in the Okanagan, where flat light and fog can roll in quickly, since the bonus low-light lens is always on hand. If you want a wide field of view in a low-profile frame and like the idea of switching lenses in seconds, the Article II is a strong pick. Our team at Fresh Air will help you find the right fit in-store at both Kelowna locations. Stop by to work with one of our experienced staff members, or call 250-763-3425. |
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| FAQ |
Q1: How do I find the right size Giro Article II goggle?
The Article II is offered in a single frame size [VERIFY: frame size/fit category]. A well-fitting goggle should seal evenly against your face with no pressure points or gaps, and the foam should sit comfortably on your cheekbones and nose. The best way to check is to try it on with your helmet in-store. Q2: Is the Giro Article II compatible with my helmet? Q3: What VLT% lens should I choose for Okanagan conditions? |
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