- Price: €180-220
- Frame/Lens: Mill / Lumalens Silver Ion
- dragonalliance.com
UPDATE: Check out our review of the 2018/2019 Dragon NFX2 here
Not quite ‘frameless’, the Dragon NFX2 nevertheless puts the lens first – and with new Lumalens tech, that’s good news for all snowboarders who prefer the look and performance of a cylindrical design.
Key to the Dragon NFX2’s enduring popularity is its ‘Swiftlock’ lens changing system, which ranks among the fastest on the market. Just flick the small plastic lever on either side, and your lens comes out. Once you’ve popped the new one in place (and nearly all NFX2s come with a spare), reverse the process and you’re good to go.
“Signature colourways for the Dragon NFX2 include designs by Danny Davis, Jamie Lynn and Forest Bailey”
The armoured vents along the top can take a beating, and are easy to clear after a slam in deep snow. The lens itself is pretty tough too, with excellent scratch resistance and a coating that resists water and dirt.
Throw in new higher-contrast Lumalens tech, and a good goggle is now even better. Thirteen different tints mean that whether it’s bluebird or whiteout, you’ll see the day through with the best possible vision.
Signature colourways for the Dragon NFX2 include designs by Danny Davis, Jamie Lynn and Forest Bailey, with no fewer than twelve standard versions should none of those take your fancy.
