TKO American Goggle High-performance aerodynamic goggles with a bold American design. Fully certified EN1836:2005/A1:2007 and EN166:2001, engineered for maximum protection against debris and impact. Advanced Protection Features Equipped with 100% UVA & UVB protective lenses, anti-fog treatment, and inner antishock lining for superior comfort and safety. The EN166:2001 certification ensures these goggles meet rigorous European safety standards for impact resistance and debris protection during riding activities. Wraparound Design for Maximum Visibility The wraparound design offers wide, unobstructed peripheral vision, allowing riders to maintain complete situational awareness. The elastic band with clip system ensures a secure and comfortable fit in all conditions, whether riding on the road or off-road terrain. Mirror Lens Technology Available in a wide range of stylish color combinations, these goggles turn a technical essential into a true fashion statement. Each mirror lens option provides glare reduction while maintaining visual clarity: Red Mirror - Enhanced depth perception and contrast Blue Mirror - Bright light reduction with vibrant styling Green Mirror - Balanced light filtration for varied conditions Rainbow Mirror - Multi-spectrum glare protection with bold appearance Comfort and Safety Combined The inner antishock lining provides cushioned protection around the eye area, reducing pressure during extended wear. Anti-fog treatment on the lenses prevents vision obstruction caused by temperature changes and moisture buildup. The adjustable elastic band with secure clip system accommodates different head sizes and helmet configurations. Technical Specifications These goggles meet EN1836:2005/A1:2007 standards for personal eye protection used in sports, ensuring reliability for active riders. The aerodynamic frame design minimizes wind resistance while the wraparound construction blocks wind, dust, and debris from all angles. UV400 protection shields eyes from harmful UVA and UVB rays during outdoor riding.
