Uvex - Electronic Tint Ski Goggles

November 3, 2009

When you buy through links on this site, I may earn a commission.

On your next adventure snowboarding or skiing down the slopes, strap on these cool new Uvex - Electronic Tint Ski Goggles. These high-tech goggles use electronic optic technology, originally developed for Air Force pilots, to instantly adjust the tint of the lens at the touch of a button to adapt to the changing outdoor light conditions. A thin layer of liquid crystals are in between a double lens and when a low dose of voltage is applied, they switch from light to dark in as little as 1/10th of a second. This unique LCD-like VALiD lens construction provides exceptional image clarity whether you're shredding over the fresh powder trying to outrace the avalanche or just relaxingly saucer sledding down the bunny hill.

Find It
Tags

►Hammacher.com

►Find it on Amazon.com

Related Tags

Click One To Discover Even More Cool New Stuff!

Popular Today

▼ Show All ▼

Latest Cool New Stuff

▼ Show All ▼

Related Stuff: Optics

Celestron SkyScout - Handheld Instant Star and Constellation Identifier

Instantly identify over 6,000 celestial objects at the touch of a button when aiming the at any section of the night sky. It uses a combination of automatic... Read On

Star Wars 3D Hologram Puck Prop Replica

Just like the hologram pucks seen in the Star Wars movies, this prop replica is able to produce an animated 3D hologram effect using a spinning LED fan.

Hands-Free Binocular Glasses

These hands-free binoculars provide 3X zoom magnification for sightseeing, sporting events, theater, concerts, bird watching, spy missions, and more.

10X Hands-Free Wearable Binoculars

These convenient wearable binoculars are worn like eyeglasses and let you keep your hands free while providing up to 10X optical zoom magnification.

DODOcase VR - Cardboard Smartphone Virtual Reality Viewer

Want to experience state-of-the-art 3D virtual reality viewing in the lowest tech way possible?

Hi-Spy Viewing Machine - Non-Coin-Operated Scenic Viewing Scope

Enjoy zooming in on scenic views and wildlife just like when using one of those coin-operated viewing scopes at a boardwalk or national park, minus the coins.

Meade EclipseView - Solar Eclipse Binoculars

These unique 10x50 binoculars have removable white light filters allowing one to view a solar eclipse (August 21, 2017) or even sunspots in total safety. To... Read On

Tamaggo ibi 360 - One Click Panoramic Camera

Want to take incredible 360 degree panoramic HD videos and photos with just a single click of the button instead of endlessly framing, rotating, and stitching... Read On

3D Hologram Fish Tank

If you want the beauty of an aquarium without all the hassles, then check out this futuristic faux fish tank that uses a stunning holographic illusion instead.

3D Hologram Analog Clock

This acrylic box creates a 3D holographic illusion of an analog clock face with animated numerals interacting with dragons, astronauts, sharks, UFOs, and more.

Lazy Bows 3D Wrapping Paper

This fun gift wrap makes wrapping a gift elegantly much easier, because it makes the printed on bow, ribbon and gift tag all stand out in glorious 3D.

Barska Encounter - Jumbo Waterproof Telescope-Strength Binoculars

Combining the telephoto magnification of a telescope with the portability and dual viewfinder design of a pair of binoculars, these professional grade optics... Read On

Wearable Hands-Free Binoculars

When you're exploring the great outdoors, at a sporting event, concert, or on a spy mission, zoom in on the action, hands-free, with these Wearable Binoculars.

True Mirror - Shows Your True Reflection

See yourself as you truly are.

Angled Reading Glasses

Innovative glasses bend your vision 90 degrees, so you can lie flat on your back, with your head resting comfortably on the pillow while you read, watch television... Read On

World's Longest Zoom Binoculars - 144X Magnification!

These powerful binoculars give you a whopping 144X magnification, the longest zoom of any binocular available, with a field of view of 131' at 1,000 yards!