Oakley Airbrake MX x Herlings Goggle \/ 24k Iridium \/ Ref : OO7046-F9

With over one hundred Grand Prix wins and five championship titles, Jeffrey Herlings holds the all-time record for GP and MXGP Moto victories. Because of his natural talent and ability to maintain high speeds, Herlings is nicknamed “The Bullet”. To visually embody this sobriquet, his mask draws its inspiration from high-speed images of the shockwaves of a real bullet, particularly highlighted on the strap and frame design. The strap also draws its inspiration from Oakley’s archives, in particular the James Stewart mask, which will always be a fan favorite.Offering good resistance against high impact to make you invincible, this technological innovation is the first MX model to feature a pure Plutoniteu2122 lens. It’s the new standard in protection, allowing you to adapt and prepare to conquer the world thanks to Oakley Switchlocku2122 technology, a system that makes it easy to change lenses quickly. The field of vision is very wide, comfort is absolute and performance relegates other goggles to second place.DETAILS: Configured with 5 mm Roll-Off Race Ready cartridges including 2 rolls of film Available with Prizmu2122 lens technology – designed to enhance contrast so you can see more detail in the field in a variety of lighting conditions. Switchlocku00ae lens changing technology for quick and easy lens interchangeability Injection-molded, high-impact Plutoniteu00ae lens material offers 100% protection against UVA / UVB / UVC and harmful blue light up to 400 nm Optically correct lens with F3 anti-fog coating Rigid exoskeleton with flexible O Matter browplate that adapts comfortably to your face Triple-layer sweat-wicking Fleece (removable and repairable) Interchangeable, adjustable 4 mm strap with silicone lining for a more secure fit Designed to fit most Helmets securely without compromising fit Complies with EN 1938 standard for eyewear protection24K Iridium LENSES Light transmission: 11 Light condition: Bright light Lens base color: Bronze Information ratio: 3