Willow, the new Zeiss lenses and Tech

Salice quest & rsquo; year, as announced at ISPO 2014, to take on a part of its range through a new lens, made in collaboration with Zeiss specifically for skiing. Let's find out the new lens and l & rsquo; evolution of the lenses Polarflex, & nbsp; Tech with the new lens for extreme light.

Friday 3 October 2014 3 minutes reading time

The lens Sonar, patented by Zeiss, & egrave; designed to try to offer the best performance in a state of light reflected from the snow. In fact the property & agrave; to filter blue light, like many other types of lenses techniques, but only partially, allowing all & rsquo; eye to read the irregularities & agrave; of the land, which would not otherwise be recognized quickly, ensuring cos & igrave; safety and perfect view of the track. The lens Sonar therefore increases the contrast and improves the brightness, but at the same time lets you quickly identify bumps, obstacles and bumps, skiing in complete safety. E & rsquo; a lens suitable for all weather conditions with a protection class S2, namely the weather that pi & ugrave; often finds himself on the track, not perfectly clear, but with some light cloud. Next to the lens of Zeiss Sonar, Salice offers a new lens called Tech, CRX Polarflex evolution of the lens: a lens at the same time in which photochromic and polarized & egrave; was added a mirror on a silver flash amber, which increases the contrast and d & agrave; a tone pi & ugrave; aggressive. Responds cos & igrave; protection S4, ie the one with the sun shining without any clouds. Both lenses will be available in the new mask Salice 619 that we have previewed by Monaco of Bavaria, with frame reduced to a minimum in order to offer maximum lightness and maximum view, with slightly convex spherical lens, mirror with green, blue, light blue, gray and orange.