Atomic Savor Photo Green-Sort Skibriller

Our Atomic Savor Photo goggles come with a cylindrical photochromic lens that automatically responds to changing light conditions.

KEY FEATURES

• CYLINDRICAL DOUBLE LENS

Cylindrical lenses curve horizontally while remaining flat vertically. All our cylindrical lenses are of optical class 1.

• LIVE FIT FRAME

Flexible Y-Cuts and adaptive Tri-layer face foam mold to the contours of your face for an instant individual fit.

• PHOTOCHROMIC LENS TECHNOLOGY

Our photochromic lenses respond to changing light conditions by adjusting the level of tint. When it’s dark they get lighter. When the sun comes out they get darker to protect you from glare.

• OVER THE GLASSES COMPATIBLE (OTG LITE)

Over The Glasses compatible goggles (OTG Lite) can be worn by people who ski with prescription eyewear and people who don’t. Extra grooves in the (slightly larger) frame accommodate the temple arms of your glasses, helping you see better to ski better.

• ADAPTIVE LF TRI-LAYER FACE FOAM

Adaptive Live Fit tri-layer foam – made of special Memory Face foam, standard Face foam and a quick drying fabric layer next-to-skin – instantly molds to your face, for an individual fit straight out of the box.

Our Atomic Savor Photo goggles are super smart ski goggles that respond to changing light conditions by adjusting the level of tint. The cylindrical double lens gets lighter as conditions get darker, and darker when the sun comes out to protect you from glare. They also have a multilayer treatment that reduces eye fatigue. Like all Savors they have a cool, oversized look that gives you an awesome field of vision – not just peripheral but also up and down. They come in a medium-sized frame, designed to fit most people, and are super comfortable thanks to Live Fit frame design that molds to the contours of your face for an instant individual fit. They’re Over The Glasses compatible (OTG LITE) meaning they fit comfortably over prescription glasses if needed. And like all our goggles they’re designed and developed in-house at Atomic HQ in the heart of the Alps.