Designed with an all-new conical dual-layer lens, the Oakley Mont Scape L Goggles bring optics closer to your face for an ultra-wide field of view. Featuring Prizm™ optics, Vision Rapt 3D foam, and a 45mm strap, they offer sleek freeride clarity. Read more.
Large Fit Streamlined Design. Conical Dual-Layer Lens & Vision Rapt 3D Foam.
Engineered with a streamlined frame and an innovative conical dual-layer lens, these large-fit goggles bring optics closer to your face for an ultra-wide, immersive field of view. Featuring Prizm™ lens technology, they amplify snow contrast across changing light conditions. 3D-molded Vision Rapt face foam eliminates pressure points for all-day comfort, while a bio-resin frame and 45mm recycled strap deliver eco-conscious freeride performance from SilverStar laps to Monashee storm days.
Conical Dual-Layer Lens: Advanced conical curvature sits closer to your eye geometry, unlocking an ultra-wide, immersive field of view with zero distortion.
Prizm™ Snow Optics: Fine-tunes specific light frequencies to reveal subtle snow contours, ice patches, and terrain changes in flat or bright light.
Vision Rapt (VR) Face Foam: 3D-molded, multi-density foam conforms to facial features without pinching, eliminating pressure points for all-day riding comfort.
Streamlined Frame Geometry: Minimalist, low-profile frame design offers organic lines and modern throwback style without excess bulk.
Large Fit (L) Coverage: Sized for medium-to-large faces to deliver maximum vertical and horizontal sightlines.
Wide 45mm Silicone-Grip Strap: Oversized 45mm adjustable strap with internal silicone lining prevents slippage on ski and snowboard helmets.
Eco-Conscious Construction: Built with a bio-resin frame and 75% recycled polyester strap materials to reduce environmental impact.
Protective Case & Microbag Included: Comes complete with a hardshell protective case and a recycled polyester microfiber goggle bag.
Unlike standard cylindrical or spherical lenses that sit further off your face, Oakley's conical dual-layer lens curves both vertically and horizontally while sitting closer to your eyes. This decreases the frame border in your peripheral vision, giving you a wider, unobstructed view of the trail ahead—a major asset when weaving through tight Monashee glades or spotting landings in the terrain park.
