[One Size, Black Series] Swans XED Heat Lens Goggle - Apparel, Apparel Accessories, Eyewear, Goggles z00058391 Goggles, Eyewear, Apparel Accessories, Apparel

【One Size】 【One Size Black】 Swans XED Heat Lens Goggle Wear, Accessories, Eyewear, Goggles z00058391 Black Wear, Accessories, Eyewear, Goggles ・Second Gear Stock Code: ITYOUGTAH6GE (Please provide this code when making inquiries) ・Manufacturer: Swans ・Model Number: SKTS-21SW-XED ■Size Information ・Representative Size: OneSize ■Color ・Color System: Black ■Condition ・Grade: Used A ※Grading目安 ├ New: Our original product ├ Unused: New old stock ├ Used S: Like new ├ Used A: Beautiful used condition ├ Used B: Good used condition ├ Used C: Usable used condition └ Used D: Difficult to use used condition ・Condition Details/Remarks: ■Condition Score: 76 / 100 points ■Condition Details: Old model / Minor signs of use / *Remarks (Mobile battery powered, pilot lamp confirmed to light up) / Minor scratches / *Accessories included (semi-hard case, soft case, mobile battery, USB cable, coiled cord, instruction manual) ■Measurements/Actual Measurements ※All values are external dimensions. Please note that there may be errors due to manual measurement and simple scale measurement. ・Total Weight (including accessories, etc.): 575g ■Catalog Specifications ※The following are the specifications officially announced by the manufacturer. We do not guarantee a complete match with the actual product in terms of expression, specifications, presence or absence of accessories, etc. "Fogging" is the arch-enemy of goggles. A major factor contributing to fogging is "condensation," which occurs when there is a significant temperature difference between the inside and outside. In snowy mountains, it is very dangerous if this condensation freezes and obstructs vision, as snow can get inside the goggles after a fall, or body temperature can rise and cause sweating during climbing or hiking. SWANS "XED Goggles" are based on the "701ED," which was developed about half a century ago and prevents fogging by heating the lens itself with an electric heating wire. Since the lens itself generates heat, "fogging" and "condensation" do not occur, ensuring clear vision even in strong winds and blizzards, and supporting safe skiing and continued mountaineering. In addition, since the goggles cover a large area of the face, they also provide heat retention, frostbite prevention, and protection for the face from bushes and obstacles. For these reasons, some customers call them "Hell Goggles," and they have been widely adopted not only by skiers and snow mountaineers, but also by snow patrols, mountain rescue teams, and for expeditions to Antarctica and Mount Everest.