Low-Light Yellow Lens (Xpose II)

1 x Replacement Lens

Model
Xpose II – (8 Point Magnetic Lens Change System)

Colour & Coating
Low-Light Yellow Lens (No Coating)

Trim
Black Trim (Compatible with all black Xpose II Goggles – Not compatible with Xpose IIs)

Category
1

Weather Conditions
Ideal for Low-Light Conditions

Maintaining Your Lenses and Summit Ski Goggles
Taking care of your Summit Ski Goggles is essential to ensure longevity of their life. Looking after your ski goggles can mean the difference between a good day, or a bad day on the slopes. If your ski goggles have forged up in the past, there is a few things you can do to prevent this happening again.

Storage
All Summit ski goggles are supplied with a micro-fibre bag and hard zipped travel case.  Always ensure your Summit ski goggles are kept within the micro-fibre bag when not in use, this includes at lunch when up the mountains… avoid leaving them on your ski helmet. When travelling to resort, your ski goggles should be transported in their hard zipped goggle case.
Store your ski goggles at room temperature, not in the car overnight.
If your ski goggles are left in the car overnight, any sweat or moisture within them may cause them to freeze, which may cause fogging the next day.

Cleaning
Only clean your Summit ski goggles with the micro-fibre pouch that was supplied with them. If the pouch has become soiled, only use a very soft cloth as a replacement.
Cleaning your ski goggles with paper towels, your sweatshirt, gloves, or blanket may cause small scratches due to their abrasive properties.
If possible, do not clean the inside of your ski goggle lenses.
The inside of your ski goggle lenses are treated with an anti-fog coating, by wiping the inside of the lens you’re potentially removing that coating and that may lead to fogging.
Your Summit ski goggles are arguably the most important piece of equipment on your back pack, love them and they will love you back!