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Description
The Atomic Four Q M HD ski goggle pairs a Medium-fit frame with a cylindrical HD lens that you change magnetically. Atomic shapes the frame for slimmer faces, or for anyone who wants a goggle to feel more compact.
Atomic says HD Lens Technology sharpens colors and contrast, and that lens swaps on its Magnetic Q-System are fast and intuitive. On the double lens, the inside is anti-fog and the outside anti-scratch, and Atomic lists a hydrophobic coating too. UV protection on the datasheet reads 100% UVA/UVB (UV400 rating). Atomic's dealer catalog lists an extra lens plus a hard case as included, but the catalog, the datasheet and the product description give neither lens a tint name, VLT figure or category.
According to Atomic, the Live Fit frame takes on the shape of your face, and a chamfered edge sits against your helmet, though Atomic names no specific helmet model in its description or catalog. The datasheet puts the weight at 175 g and names Adaptive 3D Molded as the face foam. The catalog also lists vent foam, a strap with a silicone coating and an OTG LITE label, Atomic's over-the-glasses tag, but doesn't say what size of glasses frame fits underneath.
Atomic's US retail is $300 for Stone Heather and $250 for All Black, Sand, Pink and Celadon. The dealer catalog has one feature list for all five colors and doesn't explain the extra $50.
A broader face, a preference for a roomier fit, or a habit of choosing lenses by VLT all point away from this goggle. Try it on here with the ski helmet you already own, and with your glasses if they come skiing with you.
Specs
- Lens Technology: HD
- UV Protection: 100% UVA/UVB Protection (UV400 Rating)
- Lens Shape: Cylindrical
- Anti-Fog Technology: Anti-Fog Inner Lens (AC)
- Fit: Medium
- Face Foam: Adaptive 3D Molded
- Weight: 175 g
- Colors: Stone Heather · All Black · Sand · Pink · Celadon
Details
- Type
- Goggle
- Vendor
- Atomic
- SKU
- AN5107240
- UPC / GTIN
- 00887445519126
Stone Heather
Atomic Four Q M HD
Four family · 26/27
Technology
HD Lens Technology
Atomic’s lens technology for this goggle, which Atomic credits with sharper colors and contrast.
Magnetic Q-System
Atomic’s magnetic lens change. Atomic calls the swaps fast and intuitive.
ID Cylindrical Double Lens
Atomic names the lens cylindrical and double. The catalog assigns anti-fog to the inner lens and anti-scratch to the outer.
Live Fit Frame
A frame Atomic describes as molding to your face’s contours.
Features
- ·Medium fit
- ·Cylindrical lens with HD Lens Technology
- ·Hydrophobic lens coating
- ·Magnetic Q-System lens change
- ·Live Fit frame
- ·Vent foam
- ·Silicone-coated strap
- ·Extra lens and hard case included, per Atomic’s catalog
Buy this goggle for the fit Atomic built it around: a slimmer face, or a goggle that feels compact. It also makes sense if you’d carry a second lens and swap it magnetically; Atomic’s catalog includes that lens.
On price, pick one of the $250 colors unless Stone Heather is the one you want. The $300 Stone Heather has the same catalog list as the other four, and we won’t guess what the extra $50 pays for.
Two Atomic siblings cover what this goggle doesn’t. If your face is broader or you like more room, the Four Q L HD suits you better; for a toric lens, choose the Revent Q M HD.
Lenses are the open question. Atomic’s datasheet and catalog don’t give a tint, VLT or category for either lens. Don’t count on one of them being your flat-light lens.
Then check it against your own gear. There’s one frame size, and neither Atomic’s product description nor its catalog names a specific helmet model or a glasses-frame size for it. Do the try-on in your own helmet, and keep your glasses on if you wear them to ski.
Strengths
- +A second lens comes with every color, per Atomic’s dealer catalog.
- +Lens changes are magnetic, using Atomic’s Q-System.
- +Its double lens pairs an anti-fog inner with an anti-scratch outer.
- +The Live Fit frame follows your face’s contours, Atomic says.
Best For
Skiers with slimmer faces, or who like a goggle to feel compact, and who want two lenses on a magnetic swap.
Limitations
- −Stone Heather costs $50 more, with nothing extra on Atomic’s list.
- −Atomic’s datasheet and catalog leave tint, VLT and category unstated.
- −The catalog’s OTG LITE label gives no glasses-frame sizes.
- −The only frame size is Atomic’s Medium fit.
Not For
Skiers whose faces are broader or who like more room; anyone who needs to know a lens’s VLT or category, which this goggle’s datasheet and catalog list leave out; and anyone set on a toric lens.
Specs
- Fit
- Medium (one size)
- Lens
- HD Lens Technology · cylindrical double lens
- Lens treatments
- Anti-fog inner · anti-scratch outer · hydrophobic coating
- UV protection
- 100% UVA/UVB · UV400
- Lens change
- Magnetic Q-System
- Foam
- Adaptive 3D Molded face foam · vent foam
- Strap
- Silicone-coated
- Glasses (Atomic catalog)
- OTG LITE label; no frame sizes given
- Standard listed in Atomic’s catalog
- ISO 18527-1:2022, a standard for downhill ski and snowboard goggles
- Weight
- 175 g
- Price (Atomic US retail)
- $300 Stone Heather · $250 the other four colors
- Included (Atomic catalog)
- Extra lens (tint not named) · hard case · microfiber goggle bag · lens sleeve
- Colors
- Stone Heather · All Black · Sand · Pink · Celadon
Common Questions
- Four Q M HD versus Four Q L HD: how do they differ?
- On their Atomic datasheets, the M and the L part ways on just two rows, fit and weight: this goggle is Medium at 175 g, the L is Large at 190 g. Atomic’s L page says its large frame suits broader faces and skiers after a roomier feel; the Medium frame here is shaped for a slimmer face profile, or a more compact feel. Both pages give the lens as cylindrical HD and name the Magnetic Q-System.
- What’s included with a Four Q M HD?
- Atomic’s dealer catalog marks four things as included, the same for every color. One is an extra lens and one a hard case; the other two, both microfiber, are a bag for the goggle and a sleeve for the lens. The catalog gives no tint for the extra lens.
- Will my glasses fit under this goggle?
- Atomic’s dealer catalog lists the goggle as OTG LITE, its over-the-glasses label, without saying which frames fit, and the product description doesn’t mention glasses. If you wear glasses on the hill, bring them and we’ll check the goggle over them.
- Will this goggle sit against my helmet?
- Atomic’s page says the edge is chamfered and sits against your helmet. Which helmets it means isn’t stated on the page or in the catalog. Bring your own in and we’ll check the two together.
