Description
The Oakley Flight Tracker M Goggles bring the cylindrical Flight Tracker design in a medium fit suited to a wider range of faces. Plutonite lens construction with Prizm technology pairs with F3 anti-fog and a triple-layer face foam for clear, comfortable performance across long days.
Key Features
- Plutonite Lens with Prizm Technology: Enhanced terrain contrast across snow conditions.
- Medium Cylindrical Frame: Wide field of view in a fit that suits broader face shapes.
- F3 Anti-Fog Coating: Resists fogging through long days.
- Triple-Layer Face Foam: Comfortable, thermally regulating seal.
- Helmet-Compatible Silicone Strap: Holds securely to most snow helmets.
Pick up the Oakley Flight Tracker M Goggles at Aspen Ski and Board on Polaris Parkway in Northern Columbus, Ohio.
Want these goggles in a package? They’re also available paired with a helmet:
- Oakley MOD1 MIPS Helmet 2027 with Flight Tracker M Goggles Package
- Oakley MOD1 Pro MIPS Helmet 2027 with Flight Tracker M Goggles Package
Goggle Lens Guide
Choosing the Right Lens Tint
Lens tint is measured by VLT % (Visible Light Transmission). Higher VLT = brighter lens = better for low light and night skiing. Lower VLT = darker lens = better for bright sunny days.
VLT 60-90%. Clear or light tint. Best for night skiing, cloudy days, and ski club.
VLT 25-50%. Medium tint. All-purpose, works in most conditions.
VLT 5-20%. Dark or mirrored. Best for bright sun and high-altitude bluebird days.
Spherical vs. Cylindrical Lenses
Spherical lenses curve in two directions – better peripheral vision and less glare. Cylindrical lenses curve in one direction and are typically found on more affordable goggles. Both work well; spherical is an upgrade in clarity.
Helmet Compatibility
Most modern goggles from Smith, Oakley, and Giro are designed to fit seamlessly with helmets from the same brand. Our staff can help you pair them. Shop helmets.
