Flight Deck Pro M - Goggles + Extra Lens
Flight Deck Pro M - Goggles + Extra Lens
Flight Deck Pro M - Goggles + Extra Lens
Flight Deck Pro M - Goggles + Extra Lens

OAKLEY

Goggles + Extra Lens

Flight Deck Pro M
Cool Grey/Prizm Rose Gold & Prizm Persim

Sale price€309,95
SKU: 0OO7139-71391200
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Flight Deck Pro M is the reworked version of Oakley's best known snow goggle, and it ships with two lenses: Prizm Rose Gold Iridium and Prizm Snow Persimmon. The strap is cool grey.

The Pro rethinks the gasket between frame and lens, and that alone buys seven percent more field of view than a standard Flight Deck. Lens changes run through Switchlock, where two mechanical locks in the outriggers clamp the lens in place. Oakley deliberately left magnets out, which is exactly why the view could grow. Anti-fog is laminated into the outer lens rather than sitting on top of it as a coating, so there is less distortion and a cleaner picture. The two lenses cover opposite ends of the light scale. Prizm Rose Gold Iridium transmits 13 percent of available light for sun and clouds, where its warm bronze tint keeps contrast up. Prizm Snow Persimmon transmits 39 percent for snow and overcast, where the orange base tint opens up flat light and pulls relief back into the surface.

  • Seven percent more field of view than Flight Deck
  • Switchlock: two mechanical outrigger locks
  • Laminated anti-fog: less distortion in the outer lens
  • Prizm Rose Gold Iridium lens for sun and clouds
  • Prizm Snow Persimmon lens for flat, overcast light
  • Bio-resin frame with a recycled polyester strap
  • Protective case and microbag included

Made for the skier who stays out from first chair to closing and would rather change a lens than change goggles.