OVERVIEW
State-of-the-art features for great vision in the snow: we went all out when we developed the SQUADRON MAGNET+. Their angular, progressive Large Fit design offers a very wide, unrestricted field of vision, outstanding ventilation and a very comfortable fit thanks to their V-SPLIT NOSE. The high-quality cylindrical lens with NMT coating is fixed magnetically within the invisible frame, so it can quickly be replaced with the Clarity Mirror lens (supplied) if the light gets bad. All of the lenses feature a dual construction with thermoblock, which prevents fogging and means distortion-free vision in all directions. All SQUADRON MAGNET+ goggles are available in normal and in HD with a polarised lens.
DETAILS
| Frame Size | Large | Frame Colour | Black, White Matt | Lens Shape | Flat |
| Light Conditions | Sunny | Lens Tint & VLT % | Refer to Lens Tint Guide Above | Helmet Compatible | Yes |
| Over the Glass | No | Lens Change | Easy | Additional Lenses | Clarity Mirror Lens |
| Polarized | No | Venting | Medium | Includes | Neoprene Box Plus Microfiber Bag, Additional lens |
| Frame Features | Xdry TRIPLE LAYER FACE FOAM | Other Features | 45 mm Goggle Strap with Silicon Anti-Slip Coating, 100% UV A/B/C Technology | ||
1 Review
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Goggle review
The Marker SQUADRON MAGNET+ 2024 Goggle are the flashiest goggles I’ve ever seem, and I'm all about it! These goggles bring the term "flashy" to a whole new level. The design is bold, vibrant, and attention-grabbing – perfect for making a statement on the slopes. The Magnet+ technology not only adds a futuristic touch but also makes swapping lenses a breeze, ensuring adaptability in various light conditions. Beyond the flashy aesthetics, these goggles are legit! The clarity and field of view are top-notch, providing a crisp and panoramic vision as I carve through the snow. The comfortable fit and anti-fog features make for a smooth and enjoyable ride. The Marker SQUADRON MAGNET+ is more than just goggles; they're a style statement that doesn't compromise on performance.
