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I also wasn't quite sure about the magnetic buckle but it's genius!

The lenses are changeable in case of damage to the lens, or if you want to swap to another color without ordering a new goggle. We're all out of stock in low light lenses for these goggles for the season, unfortunately. They will be back next season though!

The time it takes for the lens to change tint can vary based on the intensity of light and the specific conditions. Generally, our photochromic lenses adapt to changing light conditions quite swiftly, providing optimal visibility as conditions shift. While our adaptive lenses offer versatility across a wide range of light conditions, including partially cloudy days and shifts between sun and shade, extreme low-light situations might benefit from an even lighter tint. Our additional low-light lens ensures you have the best visibility in all lighting scenarios, providing enhanced safety and comfort on the slopes. In extremely low light conditions, such as night skiing or in very dense fog, you may still find it beneficial to have a dedicated low light lens for optimal visibility. So, while photochromic lenses offer excellent adaptability, there may be rare situations where an additional low light lens can be advantageous for the best clarity and performance.

Thanks, do you recommend the photo chromatic lense for very bright above treeline conditions or is there a darker lense like the blue best for that.

We only have our PHOTOCHROMIC Lens and our LOW LIGHT LENS. Our photochromic lenses provide a wider range by automatically adjusting to different light conditions, reducing the need to switch lenses frequently. All our photochromic lenses (except for the MESA model) are REVEAL Photochromic which adapts to all weather conditions. All REVEAL™ range photochromic lens colors boast the same tint-adjusting VLT range of 61%-16%. This means that no matter the color you choose, your REVEAL™ lens will continually shift tint as the intensity of the UV light changes. So, the color of the lenses is just based on your style preference :) However, in extremely low light conditions, such as night skiing or in very dense fog, you may still find it beneficial to have a dedicated low light lens for optimal visibility. So, while photochromic lenses offer excellent adaptability, there may be rare situations where an additional low light lens can be advantageous for the best clarity and performance. @@grizzkid795

We're unfortunately out of stock in the blue lenses for this season, but we'll be restocking next season!

The Fathom+ has a toric lens while the Fathom has a cylindrical lens, and the Fathom+ comes with a toric Rose low-light lens while the Fathom comes with a cylindrical Yellow low-light lens. The Fathom+ also comes with a free crush resistant hard case and is our only goggle to come with our quick-release goggle strap. This buckled strap makes donning & removing your goggles easier versus the typical 'stretch & pull' over your helmet.

The silver lens is, but not any other color!

Always happy to help! :)

Stoked to hear it! Let us know how they work for you!

Unfortunately, we don't have the ability to mix-'n'-match but we do sell extra lenses separately. You'll want to select a Fathom toric lens, as that's the perk of the Fathom+ goggle. Here's the link to the green lens you'd want to purchase: www.shopglade.com/products/fathom-lens?variant=43856887939315

Thanks for the positive feedback! We're stoked you love your Glade gear. The ventilation systems on those helmets were engineered to maximize airflow and anti-fog performance specifically with our goggles so you're all set. Have a great time in the Swiss Alps!

This is actually the lens changing video for the Adapt 2, for the Mesa lens changing video, please head to ua-cam.com/video/jnF5MbV8dxk/v-deo.html

Check out this video for care instructions: ua-cam.com/video/wpIyZ015oBw/v-deo.html

Only our Fathom models are designed to be OTG compatible - they fit most glasses ~5.5” wide by ~2” tall. That being said, many people find they can wear glasses under the Adapt 2 without issue anyway!

It's the Ortovox Freerider!

The Mesa does not have magnetic lenses, but our Fathom and Fathom+ goggles do!

Hey there! Please shoot us a message at hello@gladeoptics.com with some pictures of the issue so we can assist you further!

@@GladeOpticsTipsUp Will do, and thank you for reaching out!

Did you ever figure out the issue? I just received mine last week and have the same problem. It takes up so much pressure using both thumbs to get it back in place. In the video it shows it goes on so easy and with very to little pressure

@@Sharky5150 Hey there! Please shoot us a message at hello@gladeoptics.com with some pictures of the issue so we can assist you further!

The Fathom+ is a medium fit goggle and would likely be a bit small. I'd recommend our Adapt 2 goggle instead!

We recommend our Fathom or Fathom+ as they are both OTG compatible (fits most glasses 5.5” wide by 2” tall). That being said, we do have some customers who can wear the Adapt 2 with their glasses comfortably. If you're looking for compatible prescription lens inserts, check out SportRX! We don't have any association or partnership with them, but we've found that they have a great selection of RX inserts and an awesome customer support team who can help you find the right insert to go with your goggles.

They're our REVEAL photochromic lenses and they aren't technically mirrored lenses even though they mirror up nicely in the light!

It does! All of our REVEAL photochromic lenses share the same tint-changing REVEAL range of 16%-61% VLT. Each one will react to the UV light around you and adjust accordingly, so you're set all day long. We also have low light lenses if you find the photochromic lenses dark for the conditions you're out in.

You can use both Fathom and Fathom+ lenses with your Fathom+ frames!

@LAG8170 The ear piece has velcro along the entire top of the padding, from ear to ear. So depending on the headphone type, you can add the earphone on ones side then feed the wire along the back to the other one. Kindly email our customer support at hello@gladeoptics.com to assist you further. :)

Nice thanks

@nt9207 Bummer to hear about the hiccups with our product, and we're genuinely sorry for any hassle it caused. Your feedback means a lot, and we're on it, working to sort out the glitches you ran into. Please send us an email to our customer service at hello@gladeoptics.com to discuss further. Thanks!

Dunno what you’re on abt. I just did it and it was a little complicated, but I hadn’t finished the video yet. Definitely didn’t have to force anything and it snapped in real smooth.

Hey there @jordanstoleru6523 - Please reach out to us via hello@gladeoptics.com so we can assist you further!

Awesome! Thanks!

Yes, the Fathom+ comes with a magnetic toric rose low-light lens, microfiber goggle bag (with spare lens sleeve) and a protective goggle case!

Our magnetic system is designed to provide a secure hold even during hard crashes. While the magnets alone offer a strong connection, it's worth noting that our goggles are equipped with a robust design to enhance stability.🏂😊❄

We're stoked you love your Adapt 2 googles!

Yup, easy to take out and slap back in!

How to do a lens change on the Mesa: ua-cam.com/video/jnF5MbV8dxk/v-deo.html

The Fathom+ has a toric lens while the Fathom has a cylindrical lens, and the Fathom+ comes with a toric Rose low-light lens while the Fathom comes with a cylindrical Yellow low-light lens. The Fathom + also comes with a free crush resistant hard case and is our only goggle to come with our quick-release goggle strap. This buckled strap makes donning & removing your goggles easier versus the typical 'stretch & pull' over your helmet.

Congrats! We're stoked to have you. Def make a purchase soon, we sell out every season.