Durden RIG Reflect Goggle Lens - Quartz (Low-Light)
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Shipping
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$10 shipping: orders under $100.
Orders ship from Rotorua, New Zealand.
Returns & Size Exchanges
We want you to be absolutely stoked about your new gear, so we're glad to offer you returns and size exchanges if it's not quite right for you. You'll have 30 days to return the item for an exchange or refund. You just handle the return freight and we'll handle the rest. For more information, please see our Returns & Warranty page.
Adapt your Durden goggles for low-light use with the RIG Quartz lens, with a high 45% VLT/S1 rating.
RIG® lens technology ensures incredible contrast and definition while dramatically reducing eye strain. Configure your goggle for any conditions, with an easy-to-use hook interface making quick lens swaps a breeze. The 1.3 mm thick injected cylindrical lens additionally has a high level of impact protection, effectively extending the safety field of the the helmet.
The Durden's advanced oleophobic and hydrophobic coating treatments, including our Clear AF anti-fog technology, provide dependable and durable protection against smudging and fogging for a crisp, clear field of view.
RIG® Lens Technology
RIG® is a revolutionary lens technology developed by Sweet Protection to provide superior contrast-enhanced vision, minimise color distortion and reduce eye fatigue. RIG® controls which wavelengths of light are transmitted through the lens, enabling the eyes to see more detail and protecting them from harmful rays. By choosing to 'RIG® your experience', you are choosing game-changing vision that allows you to push your limits, no matter where you play.
Experience the Difference
Match your RIG® lens to the conditions you play in.
Choose from a wide range of lens tints and VLT ratings to suit all uses.
Visible Light Transmission (VLT) describes the percentage of light in the environment that reaches your eye after passing through the lens. A lower number corresponds to a darker lens. Generally speaking, a higher VLT lens will suit lower light conditions, and a lower VLT lens will suit brighter, sunnier conditions.
