Oakley makes ski goggles smart

February 13, 2020

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At the end of last year, Oakley updated its Oakley Airwave Goggle smart health connected ski goggles.

You are an avid skier, a snowboard fan, you claim to achieve speed records or jumps from a height never before achieved, you will now be able to verify this.True jewel of technology, successful design, Oakley presents us Airwave Goggle 1.5 offering new possibilities thanks to the technologies developed by Recon.

A concentrate of technologies

Oakley does not neglect the health of its users since its glasses have the "Plutonite" glass filtering all of the ultraviolet rays.Take Recon technology, a GPS, wifi and bluetooth and you will get a simulated 14 inch screen at 1.5 meters where a lot of data will appear.The Oakley Airwave Goggles allow you to see, follow and share the speed (the GPS allows you to measure it precisely), the display of the route (it is possible to consult the maximum speed, the total elevation or the maximum flight time) but also the jump analysis (number, height and duration).Navigation allows you to note a specific point on a map in order to find the track you are looking for, while it will also be possible to locate and follow your friends who use this technology.Finally, these glasses will constantly give you the temperature and allow users to listen to their favorite music.

Complementarity with smartphones

Available on iPhone and Android, the Airwaves are compatible and communicate with your smartphones by displaying, for example, incoming calls or received messages.Add to that a certain comfort, an adjusted cut (with or without helmet) and a discreet display allowing to keep its field of vision and you will get the Oakley Airwave 1.5.The battery life is six hours and the price for these smart health connected ski goggles is 649 euros.

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