frame: BLACK 

mirror lens: BLACK PEARL VLT: 14% - cat.3

bad weather lens: CLEAR CITRINE VLT: 85% - cat.0

• ergonomic frame design (pre-pressed for extra comfort)
• seamless goggle-to-helmet compatibility
• double cylindrical mirror lens placed in a nano-frame
• included extra cylindrical lens with a nano-frame for bad weather conditions
• anti-fog and anti-smudge coating
• magnetic quick-change lens system
• 9 connection points, 18 magnets (placed in frame and lens)
• seamless and secure lens-to-frame seal
• effortless lens to frame self-alignment
• wide field of view, both horizontal and vertical
• frame ventilated system at the top and bottom of goggles
• matte finish frame
• helmet compatible frame
  
• 100% UV Protection
• adjustable strap with Majesty logo
• Includes compression-molded storage case and microfiber goggle pouch for storage and cleaning the lens

What is so special about Majesty Force goggles? Three words: easily swappable lenses. The Force-C comes standard with two cylindrical lenses because let's be honest, when you hit the slopes in the morning, it might not be a bluebird day, all day. You start your day in bright daylight and sunshine but closer to lunchtime, as you're thinking about heading down to the lodge for some tea and crumpets (i.e. a beer and a bowl of chili) a snow squall rolls in and skiing down becomes a bit more challenging in the flat light and blowing snow. Fear not, young Jedi! The force is with you today and your spare lens is made specifically for bad weather and poor visibility situations. Magnetic force is what makes lens swapping so effortless. The lens attaches to the frame with 18 magnets that ensure a perfectly secure fit and seal between the lens and the frame. Swapping the lens on the slope is now fast and easy. You don't even need to take off your gloves or your goggles. With the goggle frame still strapped to your head, you grab a special tab on the lens and pop the lens out of the frame. You then effortlessly pop in the bad-weather lens. The force of the 18 built in magnets aligns the lens with the frame and locks it in place. Voila... Who knew that using the force would be this easy?