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Smith Wildcat Sunglasses

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Smith Wildcat Sunglasses — Goggle Coverage, Sunglass Airflow

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Ladders, log rides and big drops — the Smith Wildcat is for riders who go big but don’t want to look the part. It’s a versatile hybrid design: the protection and coverage of a goggle with the airflow and easy-to-wear feel of a sunglass. ChromaPop lens technology enhances contrast and natural colour so the trail reads clearly whether you’re on exposed ridgeline or dropping into dark, wooded jumps, and smudge- and moisture-resistant coatings keep the lens clean.

Fit is medium with extra-large coverage on a 5-base cylindrical lens. Megol temple and nose pads provide non-slip grip so the glasses stay put through every new challenge, with two-position adjustable nose pads to dial the fit. The hybrid TR90 and TPU frame is tough and light, and AutoLock hinges hold it open for one-handed on and off. Every pair ships with a bonus clear lens for low light and dark trees, a performance case and a microfibre bag with an internal sleeve.

Key Specs:
– Lens: ChromaPop, interchangeable; smudge- and moisture-resistant coating; 100% UV protection
– Lens curvature: 5-base cylindrical
– Fit: Medium fit, extra-large coverage
– Frame: Hybrid TR90 and TPU; AutoLock hinges
– Grip: Megol temple and nose pads; two-position adjustable nose pads
– Dimensions: Lens height 62 mm, lens width 140 mm, temple length 125 mm
– Includes: Bonus clear lens, performance case, microfibre bag with internal sleeve
– Lens options: ChromaPop Black; ChromaPop Low Light Rose Blue Mirror; ChromaPop Red Mirror; ChromaPop Photochromic Clear To Gray; ChromaPop Rose Gold Mirror

The Wildcat is the sunglass that made goggle-style coverage normal on the trail — and it’s still the benchmark.