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tactical snow goggles GHOST ARCTIC OPS

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tactical snow goggles GHOST ARCTIC OPSRestricted Sale: This product is reserved for armed forces, government agencies, and verified professionals. Availability subject to validation. GHOST Arctic OPS Alpine Pixel Camo 15% Light Smoke Lens Double Anti Fog Conquer winter. See through the whiteout. The GHOST Arctic is engineered for extreme cold and demanding environments. Built for snowmobile, SxS ATV, skiing, outdoor operations, and winter workthis goggle delivers tactical grade

Restricted Sale: This product is reserved for armed forces, government agencies, and verified professionals. Availability subject to validation.

GHOST – Arctic OPS

Alpine Pixel Camo | 15% Light Smoke Lens | Double Anti-Fog

Conquer winter. See through the whiteout.

The GHOST – Arctic is engineered for extreme cold and demanding environments. Built for snowmobile, SxS/ATV, skiing, outdoor operations, and winter work—this goggle delivers tactical-grade performance with superior comfort and a clean Canadian design language.


Key Features

1) 15% Light Smoke Lens (85% VLT)

  • Perfect clarity for daytime and evening riding
  • Slight tint reduces glare without crushing contrast
  • Ideal for trail riding, mountain terrain, and long-distance driving

2) Anti-Fog Winter Technology

  • High-performance anti-fog treatment for winter conditions
  • Designed for moisture, humidity, and rapid temperature changes
  • Optimized airflow + sealing balance for cold weather output

3) Certified Impact-Resistant Lens

  • CE / EN166 rated lens protection
  • UV400 full-spectrum protection
  • Safe for active, tactical, and professional use

4) Alpine Pixel Camo Frame

  • Inspired by modern winter camouflage patterns
  • Flexible TPU frame: shock-absorbing, cold-resistant
  • Ergonomic geometry for a secure, stable seal

5) Helmet-Compatible Strap System

  • 45 mm elastic strap with GHOST branding
  • Anti-slip silicone grip on the inner surface
  • Fits snowmobile, ski, and tactical helmets

6) Triple-Layer Comfort Foam

  • Three-density padding for long-duration comfort
  • Maintains softness in extreme cold
  • Hypoallergenic and breathable contact layer

Included

  • 1 × GHOST – Arctic Goggle
  • 1 × Microfiber chamois pouch (no retail box)

Technical Specifications

VLT 85%
Tint 15% Light Smoke
Protection UV400 + Impact Resistant (CE / EN166)
Lens Double-pane, anti-fog winter optimized
Frame TPU + Polycarbonate
Strap 45 mm elastic + silicone anti-slip
Frame Color Alpine Pixel Camo
Usage Winter / Snow / Tactical / Outdoor / Motorsports

Why Choose the GHOST – Arctic?

  • Premium tactical look with modern winter camo signature
  • Clear vision in harsh snow and low-contrast terrain
  • Balanced tint for all-day + evening visibility
  • Advanced double anti-fog performance for cold operations
  • Designed for Canadian winters and professional demands

Ideal For

  • Snowmobile trail riding
  • Side-by-side / ATV operations
  • Ski & mountain use
  • Outdoor professional operations
  • Security & patrol
  • Winter work environments
GHOST — Built for the North.
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