ZIONOR Lagopus X4 Ski Snowboard Snow Goggles Replacement Lenses

This is a polarized pair of sunglasses with a single lens that has a brown tint and a blue flash. That lens is great for adding contrast to a photo, and minimizing glare, but it is far from perfect. The only time they are suitable for them is in bright light with a VLT of around 18%. overcast conditions, when it's snowing, or when the light is flat at the end of the day, vision is significantly degraded. Although they are usable, they do not seem to be While Habervision sells replacement lenses, getting one of them out and a replacement one installed perfectly, as well as cleaning them properly, can take up to 30 minutes. In other words, no one would consider doing so. I have made the following purchase for lenses based on my earlier realization that here in New England I end up skiing 80% of the time in bad light. BRIGHT AND SUNNY CONDITIONS - Using gray tint lenses and a Revo Red flash, the lens measures 16 x 20. The proportion of VLT is 87%. The lens that came with the goggles is shown here. My Habers are a bit browner in tint and their polarized lenses do reduce glare better than my polarized lenses but this is a good trade off since I am hardly ever faced with the need for polarized lenses. With the grey tint, colors aren't distorted like with the brown tint, and the red lightning does enough to cut glare throughout the flash to be noticeable. As you can see, this lens resembles that of a sunglass. Darkening all the colors while keeping them natural-looking is all it does. I like the look of the red flash even from outside the lens. The conditions will change from cloudy to . mid-bright or changing, depending on the weather. A purple or fuchsia tinted lens without a flash that has a It has a VLT of 0. 2%. It's likely I'll end up using this lens the most because of the purple appearance it provides and the fact that it alters colors with a purple tint. The contrast pops well in lousy light, and I can see what the terrain looks like. I value my safety more than the color distortion of these colors so I'm happy to trade the purple look and the little color distortion for the ability to see where I'm going at 60 mph on skis. Since glare won't be a problem, I am not concerned that these are not polarized There is a problem when the light level is low. With 41, we have the Light Red lens. The 62% VLT lens is likely very similar to this lens if you want to avoid the purple one. The orange tint lens with the Revo Red flash and a VLT of 55 was what I really wanted for my cloudy day lens. 76 percent. The other one I wanted was out of stock, so I decided to go with the purple one. BLOWING SNOW / FOG / LOW LIGHT lens has a shade of yellow / green and a focal length of Approximately 48% of the time is spent in I am amazed! In comparison to what I was using before, this lens is the one that gave me an Oh My God moment. They put a yellow tint on everything and distort colors as well. They may appear to be amplifying the existing light in the picture, but the contrast and brightness give the illusion that they are. Having said that, to your brain, they appear to be a huge increase in contrast and visible light. These are likely to be my go-to lens when it's snowing or in overcast conditions such as in the afternoon when the flat light comes on. I'm not bothered at all by these not being polarized since glare is no longer a problem When the light is low or when there is a snow storm, it becomes problematic. My three lens solution is as follows. Each person's choices will naturally vary depending on his or her In spite of this, there are plenty of options available to you. It would be nice if they had a brown tint lens available because that's my favorite for comfort on the eyes, but it's okay to use grey lenses Despite the fact that all my lenses arrived in perfect condition. Despite the fact that they are packaged inside shipping packaging, the spare lenses arrive with no protection whatsoever out of the package. Even if you buy the hard case, you are strongly advised to pick up a microfiber bag for all your spare lenses. As well as the goggles themselves, there is a microfiber bag that protects the goggles and one Despite my incomplete shopping list, I did purchase the hard case. It will protect the goggles and include As for the magnetic lens changing system, I've found that it works perfectly well. I've taken all three lenses on and off several With no air leaks, there is no leakage in the attachments themselves, but they pop off easily with one hand, and the lenses snap off easily as well. Upon re-attaching the lenses, the lens jumps out of your hand when it approaches the frame and seems to center itself perfectly when you get close to the lens. The magnets seem to be foolproof as long as you have the lens lined up reasonably well, which is how it has worked for me every time. I had been expecting to need to be very careful lining it up, but I just need to make sure to align it I bought these goggles to use for this purpose, and I love them!.

Piper Austin

| Nov 26, 2020

I am confident that this is a good In the gear of a ski patroller Skis, boots, helmets, goggles - all of these items are necessary The wear and tear on all tools. It has been awhile since I've bought the overpriced "name brand gimmick goggles from WAUY. Another patroller was also using these, so I bought the goggles that came with just one lens, and I added another lens to cover low light and bright daytime conditions. I have used many, many $200 plus ones over the many, many long seasons and the quality and performance is on par with any of them. You may come across a lens with an aberration every now and then ZERO backtalk will be necessary. Notify customer service and a replacement will be quickly shipped. Nothing to worry about. The service they provide is first class. The Zionor is a good buy, in my opinion. The folks who like to ski will often make all kinds of flashy moves so that people will look at them. It doesn't matter. Overpaying does not grant you a sense of prestige. By the way, I just wanted to mention There can be no other way to go but with magnetic lenses. I love how fast and easy it is, that there are no fingerprints and no forcing lenses It's not a good idea to have cold hands and stiff frames as an XO. A light switch changes the scene, boom. The right lens will be ready in 2 minutes. It is done. Here are some ski runs.

Jaziel Yu

| Dec 27, 2020

Despite mild snowfall at Copper Mountain yesterday, these goggles kept my face warm and dry, and they did not fog up The lens stayed in place well, as I even changed lenses on the fly when the sun went down and snow began to fall. I was able to remove the magnet easily, and it held well. We have never received anything but compliments on how awesome and stylish these goggles are. These goggles seem pretty durable, so hopefully they last for many seasons for a fraction of the price of bigger name models.

Nova O’CONNOR

| Oct 07, 2020

Since I bought these, it has been blue bird skiing! I didn't get a chance to try these until the day after my return window closed (it has been blue bird skiing since I bought them). There is a lot of glare Even more so when it comes to night Do not buy these or you will be disappointed. They are so ugly with vertical streaks in them that I could barely see where I was going half the time, so I missed a huge hole in front of me and hurt my back. Don't buy them.

Dorian Barnes

| Oct 24, 2020

The material is strong and durable, at least in terms of impact resistance. I have done a few wipeouts with this and no cracks or breaks have occurred. After two seasons of using this lens (which is my second time buying it), the seal between the two layers of the lens seems to have leaked or something, as now moisture gets inside and I cannot get it out, resulting in significantly reduced visibility through the lens, which defeats the whole purpose. This is why. Although it broke the first time, but I bought a second one after that (partly because I already own the goggles and so I'm blocked from getting anything similar except for a lot more), but I think you can treat it more like an expendable item than something permanent. As such, with this, it's sort of like a love-hate relationship. I would enjoy getting it again if it were much better, but it is good enough for me to get it again.

Kayleigh Brady

| May 10, 2021

Since I had such a good experience with my first lens, I bought another. noticed a blemish in the finish of the lens just next to the bridge of my nose after using it for the first time today. When I contacted Zionor, they quickly sent me a replacement after I sent them a picture of the problem. Because I ski in conditions that frequently change, the ease with which I can change the lens is a major benefit to this product, as it provides both a secure and nearly There is no fogging on the inside of the lens thus far. Zionor, thanks for the kind words.

Cayson DOBSON

| Jul 26, 2021

The red color of REVO is especially good in strong sunlight. The view is pretty, but the visibility is too low (17%) that night or as the sun sets. *BR>These magnetic lenses snap into place perfectly in seconds, and they have a 75% vlt value which is excellent in cloudy or nighttime Glare) is awesome! Zionor's hard case ($15) is a great option if you plan to use the brand for a lens as well. This case will hold goggles, an extra lens, and a second lens as well Make sure they don't get scratched. Don't forget to add these to your outdoor gear This is something you won't regret!.

Crew Valdez

| Jun 08, 2021