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Wildcat Sunglasses
Smith
Wildcat Sunglasses
$215.00 - $225.00
Description

  Ladders, log rides and challenging drops, the Smith Wildcat is for riders who go big but don't need to look the part. A versatile, hybrid design, this pair has the protection and coverage of goggles with the airflow and easy-to-wear style of sunglasses. Take on exposed trails or dark, wooded jumps with the included bright-light ChromaPop™ lens, or secondary clear lens. The no-slip fit of the nose and temples will keep the Wildcat in place through every new challenge.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Smith
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
201516
Gender:
Unisex
Other Features:
Vision:
  • ChromaPop™ lenses enhance contrast and natural color to make the details pop
  • Smudge and moisture resistant coating for easy cleaning and clear optics
  • 100% UV protection

Fit / Integration:
  • Medium fit, extra-large coverage
  • 5-base cylindrical lens
  • Two-position adjustable nose pads
  • Megol temple and nose pads provide non-slip grip so glasses stay put

Frame:
  • Hybrid TR90 and TPU frame
  • AutoLock hinges hold frames open for easy one-hand on and off

What's Included:
  • Bonus clear lens
  • Performance case
  • Microfiber bag with internal sleeve
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