Description
| SKU | EYE740-0016 |
|---|---|
| MPN | 740-0016 |
| Manufacturer | ESS |
| Weight | 1 |
| Brand | ESS |
| Main Category | Eye Protection |
The ICE NARO™ is the newest addition to the ESS ICE™ eyeshield line. Designed specifically for smaller faces, the ICE NARO™ still provides the same level of ballistic impact protection and great function as the larger ICE 2.4™.
Equipped with the new ICE™ temple designs, the ICE NARO™ features improved fit with headborne equipment and increased ease of temple adjustment and lens interchange. This lightweight, frameless eye protection system that offers a unique combination of high-impact resistance, unrestricted field of view, and interchangeable lenses for effective eye protection in any light condition.
Adjustable earbends allow for a comfortable, secure, anatomical fit. Telescoping temples offer bend-to-fit inner-wire ear tabs and a snap-on leash system.
All ICE™ lenses provide 100% UVA/UVB protection, and exceed ANSI Z87.1-2003+ and the U.S Military .15 caliber ballistic impact test MIL-PRF-31013.
Compatible Rx Lens Inserts: ESS P-2 Rx Insert™ and the Vice™ Rx Insert (the Vice™ Rx Insert is also compatible with the Advancer V-12™ goggle).
3-Lens Kit: Includes Clear, Smoke Gray and Hi-Def Yellow lenses, an elastic strap, an anti-fog cloth and a protective case.
Note on Size:
ICE NARO™ eyeshields are slightly smaller than regular ICE™ eyeshields; the temple to temple distance of a regular ICE™ is ~6 inches while the ICE NARO™ measures at ~5.5 inches.
Key Features:
- 2.4mm Lenses
- Extra-Wide Field of View
- Interchangeable Lenses
- ANSI Compliant
- Mil Spec
- ToughZone Lenses
- Rx Available
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