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Description
The Atomic Revent Q M HD is a medium-fit ski goggle built around a toric HD lens. Lenses swap on Atomic's Magnetic Q-System, with an extra one in the box. There's one size per color. Atomic says the medium fit is suited for slimmer faces, so on a broad face it isn't the goggle we'd start with.
Atomic calls the lens the ID Toric Double Lens and says it curves vertically and horizontally. Its HD Lens Technology, in Atomic's words, "uses microcrystals to increase depth perception and visibility." The inner lens carries the anti-fog and the outer lens the anti-scratch, and there's vent foam plus a hydrophobic lens coating. UV protection is listed as 100% UVA/UVB Protection (UV400 Rating).
Per Atomic, the ID chamfer lets the goggle "sit flush against the helmet," and Live Fit cushioning molds itself to your face. Atomic also says prescription glasses can go underneath thanks to Over the Glasses (OTG). The face foam is Adaptive 3D Molded, and the strap has a silicone coating. It weighs 175 g.
Atomic's description says the extra lens and a 3D molded EVA box come with it, and the dealer catalog marks two microfiber pieces as included, a lens sleeve and a goggle bag. None of Atomic's description, datasheet or catalog says which lens the extra one is, or gives a tint or VLT number for it or for the mounted lens. Colors are Black, Sand, Limestone, Iron Ore and Maven.
Bring in your helmet, plus your glasses if you ski in them, and we'll try the goggle on you with both.
Specs
- Lens Technology: HD
- UV Protection: 100% UVA/UVB Protection (UV400 Rating)
- Lens Shape: Toric
- Anti-Fog Technology: Anti-Fog Inner Lens (AC)
- Fit: Medium
- Face Foam: Adaptive 3D Molded
- Weight: 175 g
- Colors: Black · Sand · Limestone · Iron Ore · Maven
Details
- Type
- Goggle
- Vendor
- Atomic
- SKU
- AN5107076
- UPC / GTIN
- 00887445518785
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Atomic Revent Q M HD
Revent family · 26/27
Technology
ID Toric Double Lens
Atomic’s name for this goggle’s toric lens, which its description says curves top to bottom and side to side.
HD Lens Technology
Atomic credits microcrystals in the HD lens with better depth perception and visibility.
Magnetic Q-System
Atomic’s magnetic lens change, which it says makes switching lenses easy.
Anti-fog inner lens
Atomic’s datasheet puts the anti-fog technology on the inner lens. The catalog adds vent foam and a hydrophobic lens coating.
Live Fit
Face cushioning that Atomic says shapes itself to your face; the catalog item is Live Fit Frame.
Over the Glasses (OTG)
Atomic’s design for wearing prescription glasses under the goggle; its catalog names it OTG LITE.
Features
- ·Toric HD lens
- ·Magnetic Q-System lens change
- ·Extra lens included
- ·3D molded EVA box
- ·Microfiber goggle bag and lens sleeve included
- ·Silicone-coated strap
If your face is on the slim side and you want a toric lens, this goggle is worth a try-on, and Atomic includes a molded EVA box plus an extra lens. There’s one goggle size, so check it against your face width first.
Next to Atomic’s Four Q M HD, decide on lens shape: this one is toric, and Atomic’s descriptions of the two don’t say which shape gives better vision, so we won’t guess. For a broad face, start with the Four Q L HD instead: Atomic calls that large frame “ideal for broader faces and anyone who likes a roomier feel,” though its lens is cylindrical.
The weak spot is lens information: Atomic’s datasheet and catalog carry no filter category, tint or VLT for the mounted lens or the extra one. If you shop by VLT, pick a goggle that lists it. If fit and the toric shape matter more to you, judge this one on how it sits on your face.
Atomic’s description, datasheet and catalog don’t name a helmet model for the ID chamfer, and they don’t say which glasses frames fit. So try it with your own ski helmet, and over your glasses if you wear them, before you buy.
Strengths
- +Lenses swap magnetically on Atomic’s Q-System.
- +An extra lens comes with the goggle, per Atomic.
- +Prescription glasses, Atomic says, can be worn underneath.
- +Atomic adds a molded EVA box to protect it between ski days.
Best For
Skiers with slimmer faces after a toric lens, magnetic lens changes and an extra lens included.
Limitations
- −Lens tint and VLT are missing from Atomic’s datasheet and catalog.
- −Atomic’s description and catalog give no glasses frame size.
- −It comes only in Atomic’s medium fit, aimed at slimmer faces.
Not For
Skiers with broad faces after a roomier goggle, buyers who go by a lens’s filter category or VLT, and glasses wearers who need to know which glasses fit underneath.
Specs
- Fit
- Medium; Atomic says it suits slimmer faces
- Size
- One size per color
- Lens shape
- Toric (ID Toric Double Lens)
- Lens technology
- HD
- Lens change
- Magnetic Q-System
- Lens tint and VLT
- Atomic’s datasheet and catalog leave them out
- UV protection
- 100% UVA/UVB Protection (UV400 Rating)
- Anti-fog
- Inner lens
- Lens and venting
- Anti-scratch outer lens, hydrophobic lens coating, vent foam
- Face foam
- Adaptive 3D Molded
- Glasses
- Over the Glasses (OTG LITE)
- Strap
- Silicone-coated
- Weight
- 175 g
- In the box
- Extra lens, 3D molded EVA box, microfiber goggle bag, microfiber lens sleeve
- Colors
- Black, Sand, Limestone, Iron Ore, Maven
Common Questions
- What separates it from the Four Q M HD?
- On Atomic’s datasheets the lens shape is the one row that differs, toric on this goggle and cylindrical on that one. The other six rows match, from HD lens technology and the UV rating to Medium fit and 175 g, and the two catalog lists differ only in the lens name.
- Does it work over prescription glasses?
- Atomic says Over the Glasses (OTG) lets you wear prescription glasses underneath. Neither Atomic’s description nor its catalog gives a glasses frame size, so come in wearing your glasses and try the goggle over them.
- Will it fit my helmet?
- Atomic says the ID chamfer “ensures the goggles sit flush against the helmet,” but no helmet model or size appears in its description, datasheet or catalog. Bring your helmet in and we’ll put the goggle on with it, so you can see how the two meet at your brow.
