
Electric Masher Ski Goggles Lens
- Oversized spherical polycarbonate lens provides incredible, unobstructed views
- Contoured triple layer face foam for the perfect fit and moisture-wicking capability
- Anti-fog, anti-scratch and anti-reflective lens treatments give the greatest possible clarity
- 40mm strap with silicon lining provides a great fit with a helmet
- Over the glasses design for people who require prescription glasses
Our View: New to our range this season, Electric's Masher really does have it all. The deep spherical lens offers amazing views and with state of the art lens venting systems and anti-fog coating you'll be sure to have crystal clear vision all day long.
"The Masher was built for ultimate style, vision, and comfort. This goggle offers over the glass capabilities through its oversized spherical lens design, but its low profile design keeps it from getting bulky. The Mashers state of the art lens venting system and anti-fog lens treatment will keep you seeing clear all day long. With an interchangeable lens system, riders can easily lock in the free bonus green lens for low light powder days." - Electric

Mold-Injected Spherical Lens
Curved both horizontally and vertically, the mold injected spherical lens combines optimal peripheral visibility with the most optically correct lens shape available in the industry.
These mold-injected lenses seek to minimise distortion, and their dual layer construction works to reduce the risk of fog-causing condensation forming on the inner lens surface.
Inner lens pressure valve
A directional valve helps to relieve pressure at varying altitudes ensuring proper visual performance.
Anti reflection coating
Electric’s anti reflection coatings dramatically reduce the reflecting light resulting in improved comfort for your eyes.
Anti-Fog Coating
A hydrophobic anti-fog coating is applied to the lens. This absorbs moisture before fog can form on your inner lens.
Hard Coating
Applied to the outer lens to create a proper seal against the elements and a barrier against scratching.