Momentum ChromaPop Sunglasses
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Why We Like The Smith Momentum ChromaPop Sunglasses
The Momentum ChromaPop Sunglasses—sharing a name with the force that lets our wheels fly downhill and our legs power through climbs—keep our vision sharp through every off-road ride. Smith designed these mountain-ready shades with a half-frame, toric lens, and ChromaPop technology to keep our field of vision wide and our visuals bright and clear. The wraparound fit features non-slip Megol pads that adjust to best fit our faces, offering security all across the singletrack.
Details
- Technical sunglasses specialized for off-road riding
- ChromaPop lens tech boosts contrast and color for vivid visuals
- Half-frame design and toric lens curve expand peripheral vision
- Low-weight Evolve frame made from bio-based materials
- Non-slip, adjustable Megol pads keep glasses secure at speed
- AutoLock hinges stay open for one-handed on-and-off
- Lens is interchangeable; bonus clear lens included
- Please see size chart for lens tint info
- Item #SMIZ9GQ
- Lens
- ChromaPop
- Interchangeable Lens
- yes, bonus clear lens included
- Frame
- Evolve (bio-based acetate)
- Nose/Temple Pads
- Megol, adjustable nose pads, Quick-Fit temple pads
- Hinge
- AutoLock
- Case Included
- hard case, microfiber pouch
- Face Size
- medium
- Base Curve
- 7 x 4
- Frame Dimensions
- [lens width/lens height/temple] 135 / 65 / 125mm
- Manufacturer Warranty
- lifetime
- Activity
- cross-country, enduro
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Overall Rating
5 based on 1 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageAugust 15, 2023
Purchased as Replacement to Attack MTB
Great fit for my narrow face and has to be one of the largest coverage/ best protection from Smith, which is nice for backcountry skiing. That said it the lens may be too tall for some - it is almost too big for my Giro mtb half lid (lid sits on top of lens and tends to push glasses down). Seemingly higher quality lens than other Smith glasses I own (lens seems to have better clarity), however it is heavier relative to the Attack MTB (most of the weight coming from the lens itself). I wouldn't consider them heavy, but enough that I do feel them after several hours of wear relative to the Attack MTB. I haven't messed with changing the lens so I can't comment about that.
Originally reviewed on smithoptics.com
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