What does XM mean in Oakley goggles?
The abbreviation XM means Extra Medium – little bigger than medium size but smaller than oversized Flight Deck. They are also fully compatible with other helmets, such as Bolle, Giro, Anon, K2 or Smith. Oakley Flight Deck XM has an anti-fog coating on the inside of the lens preventing from fogging too.
What are Prizm snow lenses?
Oakley® Prizm™ Snow is a revolutionary lens technology that maximizes contrast and enhances visibility over a wide range of lighting conditions. Engineered for maximized performance in snow conditions, the technology allows snowboarders of all levels to see clearly, react faster and ride with confidence.
What is the difference between Oakley XL and XM?
The only difference between these two models is size. Just as the name indicates, the Fall Line XL is ideal for those looking for a large/oversized fit. The ‘XM’ stands for ‘extra medium’ and best fits people with a small-medium size head.
What kind of lenses are in Oakley flight deck?
The Oakley Flight Deck lenses feature Prizm Lens technology. We’ve already covered how Prizm lenses work and the benefits at length so be sure to check out our complete guide. The Flight Deck goggles specifically feature Prizm Snow lenses designed to increase contrast against a white snow background.
Is the Oakley Flight Deck XM too big?
While they may still work for some, they’re a little too big for others. In order to satisfy the demand for a smaller goggle with the same great build, Oakley launched the Flight Deck XM, a smaller version of the ever so popular Flight Deck, with all the same great features.
What does Prizm snow lens do for Your Eyes?
PRIZM Lens Technology – PRIZM Snow lenses help to boost contrast by manipulating the light spectrum and highlighting the colors that your eyes are most responsive to. This helps you to see all the bumps and lines in the snow for a safer and more enjoyable riding experience.
What kind of goggles do you use on the flight deck?
The Flight Deck goggles specifically feature Prizm Snow lenses designed to increase contrast against a white snow background. This means you can see trees, debris and other obstacles more clearly.