Bobster Igniter Goggles With Anti-fog Photochromic Lens on 2040-parts.com
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States
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The Igniter is a compact goggle with photochromic lenses so they can be used in all lighting conditions. The closed cell foam helps to create a wind free environment to eliminate eye tearing. The lenses are photochromic starting with a light tint (85% V.L.T.) and transform to a medium grey (25% V.L.T.) in bright UV light. The polycarbonate lenses are shatter resistant and come with an anti-fog coating. The Igniter also comes with a microfiber pouch for easy transport. Prescription ready motorcycle goggles. Features
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