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It’s great for riding in the woods, provided there isn’t too much canopy and a lack of light.The Chromapop black lens is ideal for bright, mid day riding out in the open.
Smith sent us home from Sea Otter with a fairly new set of glasses, dubbed the “Attack MTB”, for testing.
On our testers rather average sized head there were no quirks in terms of fit – the lenses didn’t butt up against cheek bones, and the top didn’t butt up against his forehead or helmet.It’s always interesting to see how well a set of glasses (particularly their arms) play(s) with a helmet, and while there’s no doubt that the Attack would work quite nicely with a Smith helmet, they also worked admirably with the Bell Sixer and Troy Lee Designs A2 that they were mainly paired with. It’s worth noting that Smith also offers a photochromic (read: transition) lens option that changes depending on light.Since most of the testing occurred in the Santa Cruz area, we mainly used the rose colored lenses as the woods here are in fact quite dark. A gray based lens boosted with ChromaPop color enhancement …
Chromapop enhances overall clarity by filtering out secondary colors to make natural colors really pop. Lens Color. For the best customer service and fast and free shipping, shop now at PROLENS. That said, if you’re looking for set of glasses that give you near goggle level protection without the hassle and complication that comes along with combining goggles and half lids, you’d be foolish to not give these a look.
Since the trails here are either quite loamy, dusty or some combination of both, the expansive coverage of the Attack’s proved to be an excellent alternative to goggles.
You simply hold your thumb down behind the hinge, then pull the arms off. With that in mind, we’ll be reaching out to Smith to test out the photochromic transition lens out of curiosity. Like anything, you may want to try them on first to ensure they work with your facial profile. Chromopop lens offers best-in-class optical clarity . The Mainline is a light-weight, enduro race helmet featuring Koroyd®.Trail-ready helmets for maximum ventilation and exceptional protection.
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Although in stock form the glasses worked well, a bit of At the end of the day, the Attack are truly excellent glasses – it’s hard to find a single flaw in them. ChromaPop™ Black.
Their soft material and low profile nature made them an afterthought on the trail. The nose piece is adjustable between two different positions vertically, to fit a variety of faces, which is key as the lens is rather large. $140.00 Lens type: Chromapop | Frame type: Frameless | UV protection: Yes | Changeable lenses: Yes. In terms of tint, they were just right for the majority of our riding, outside of very early mornings and late evenings where a clear lens would be ideal.
The Ruckus uses Smith’s PivLock system of interchangeable lenses, which is one of the quickest and easiest approaches to out there. It cuts a great deal of glare. Photochromic options adjust to your environment and Smith's incredible ChromaPop™ unlocks detail around every bend.
The lenses are extra large, but with their (mostly) frameless design, peripheral vision is minimally impaired. The Attack managed fog fairly well – at least on par with anything else, which is impressive given how much more they cover your face, leaving less room for air flow (and less room for dirt to squeak through and spackle your eyes). Provide your account email address to receive an email to reset your password.
The nose fitting pops off with a simple tug and snaps into place rather easily with an audible click.The Amber colored option is included with each set of Attack glasses. Optically, the lenses are both razor sharp, offering incredibly good clarity with zero distortion. Built with re-engineered PivLock™ lens interchange technology, Smith Ruckus performance sunglasses offer helmet compatibility and nonslip comfort for the longest road rides and gnarliest trails.
Available at REI, 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed. Prescription lenses available. Putting them back onto the lens is even easier…Slide them on until they click into place.Clockwise from left: The Attack MTB glasses come in a nice padded case with a cleaning bag and laser cut foam padding. The arms are straight and low in profile with soft, grippy material on the inside and the underside.
They offered better protection than the average glasses, but weren’t as cumbersome or annoying as a set of goggles. $42.00 Perhaps the coolest feature on a set of performance glasses to date, FidLock means fast, tool free lens swaps in a matter of seconds. Based around a fairly large coverage lens, they take advantage of Smith’s genius PivLock system and each pair come with an additional “Low Light Amber” lens, which is …