SALICE 107 DACRXPF polarized and photochromatic, light reactive lens junior kid 8-12 years ski snowboard goggles

Salice 107 – Junior Ski Goggles (2024/25)

The 107 model is the novelty for the 2024/25 season of Salice Occhiali for junior skiers. Its dimensions are intermediate between goggles designed for younger skiers and adult models, making it ideal for teenagers or riders with smaller faces.

The goggles are appreciated for their compact size and clean aesthetics, featuring a full-mask cylindrical lens that conceals the soft three-layer hypoallergenic velvet face foam.

The 40 mm elastic strap with non-slip silicone includes double adjustment and is available in new color options for the 24/25 season. These include bands with black SALICE lettering on a tertiary green background or fuchsia SALICE lettering on a black background.

The 107 ski goggles are compatible with Salice helmets and with most helmets from other brands on the market.

Lens Options

In the standard version, the goggles are equipped with a ZEISS double mirrored RW lens (DARWF – category S3), made of polycarbonate with:

• 400 nm UV protection

• Anti-scratch treatment

• Anti-fog treatment

• Reduced reflected light and enhanced filtering performance

Alternative lens options include:

• Radium (category S2)

• CRX Polarflex (photochromic, polarized, category S2/S3)

• RWX by NXT Winter Technology antifog, produced by Barberini Sun Solution (photochromic mirrored, category S1–S3)

• Double Lens pink or orange (category S2)

• Amber (category S1)

• Transparent (category S0)

Colors

Fourteen colors available, including Italian editions:

• ITA White / RW Blue

• ITA Black / RW Yellow

• White / RW Irex

• White / RW Gold

• Fuchsia / RW Irex

• Lime / RW Yellow

• Light Blue / RW Yellow

• Green / RW Red

• Black / RW Red

• Black / RW Blue

• Anthracite / RW Silver

• White / RW Blue

• White / RW Silver

• Black / RW Irex

Size

• Width: 153 mm

• Depth: 63 mm

• Height: 84 mm

Weight

• 106 g

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