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Edge Tactical Blizzard Goggle Matte Black with Clear & G-15 Vapor Shield Lenses

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Details

Blizzard Goggle Matte Black with Clear & G-15 Vapor Shield Lenses

  • Removable RX Insert
  • Vapor Shield "Military Grade" Anti-Fog
  • Flame Retardant Sleeve
  • Edge glasses provide 99.9% UVA/UVB/UVC protection.
  • Edge Eyewear is tested in independent laboratories for compliance with ANSI Z87.1+2010 & Military Ballistic MCEPS GL-PD 10-12.
KIT INCLUDES
  • Chamois Cleaning Cloth
  • Protective Lens Bag
  • Flame Retardant 
  • Sleeve
  • Removable RX Insert 
  • G-15 Shaded "Vapor Shield" Anti-Fog Lens 
  • Clear "Vapor Shield" Anti-Fog Lens
  • Collapsing Molle Compatible Case
G-15 Lens
The U.S. Air Force engineered this specialized technology for used in aviator lenses during the 1950s. Through extensive experimentation with the light spectrum, it was found that transmission of green and yellow light could be maximized at 550 nanometers (the two colors best perceived by the human eye). The outcome is a neutral and true-to-life perspective, which results in a noticeable cooling sensation for the eyes. Edge Eyewear is the first company ever to offer a safety-rated G-15 lens.
 
Lens Tech 
 
Vapor Shield Clear
  • 85% of light passes through this lens
  • Blocks 99.9% of UVA/UVB/UVC rays
  
 
Vapor Shield G-15
  • 15% of light passes through this lens
  • Blocks 99.9% of UVA/UVB/UVC rays
 
Vapor Shield (Military grade anti-fog): Most situations can be handled with a standard anti-fog – but for extreme environments, Edge Eyewear developed a revolutionary, military grade anti-fog coating called “Vapor Shield.” It is absolutely impervious to fog
 
 
UVC (180-280 nm): Exposure to high levels of this light without proper sunglass lens filtration may cause damage to all layers of the cornea
UVB (280-315 nm): Exposure to high levels of this light without proper sunglass lens filtration may cause permanent cataracts and lens damage
UVA (315-380 nm): Exposure to high levels of this light without proper sunglass lens filtration may produce photokeratitis often referred to as "welders flash"

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