Z3 GPS Live - Carbon Matte Black / Polarized Automatic



10237_Z3GPSLive_QThe world's most technical goggle is paired with the most progressive lens in the business. Handcrafted in Japan, this Polarized Automatic lens brings to market the most superior optical clarity ever seen. Z3 LIVE truly defines the market as the most technologically-advanced goggle offering ever built.

MEDIUM FIT

Featuring RECON SNOW2

Goggle Features>> Anti-Fog Infused Lens Process
>> Impact Resistant Frame Technology
>> High Density Lens Technology
>> 100% UV Protection
>> Helmet Compatible
>> DUal Strap Adjustments
>> Optimum™ Lens
>> Polarized Automatic Lens

GPS Features>> Equipped with Recon Snow2 GPS System
>> Tracks Speed, Altitude, GPS, Jump Stats, Temperature, Distance, Run Count, and Chrono
>> Bluetooth enabled
>> 16:9 Widescreen in-goggle view-finder display
>> Smartphone connectivity enables Caller ID, Text Messages, Buddy Tracking, Trail Maps & Navigation


Z3 GPS Live - Carbon Matte Black / Polarized Automatic
SKU# 10298
$599.00

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