Brille Sweet Protection - Clockwork MAX RIG® Reflect x HK RIG Aquamarine/Satin White/Henrik 5 - 2025/26
- RIG® Lens Technology
Clockwork MAX RIG® Reflect x HK – Ski/Snowboard Goggles
Product Description
The Clockwork MAX RIG® Reflect Goggle is part of Henrik Kristoffersen’s Signature Line with Sweet Protection, designed for elite performance on and off the race course. The MAX model features an 11% size increase over the standard Clockwork, offering enhanced field of vision with dimensions of 103mm in height and 191mm in width.
Equipped with a premium 2.8mm toric sculpted lens and Sweet Protection’s proprietary RIG® lens technology, the goggles deliver excellent contrast, reduced color distortion, and lower eye fatigue. The double lens design incorporates a GORE® Protective Vent to equalize pressure and prevent lens deformation due to altitude changes, maintaining clear, undistorted vision.
The inner lens features advanced Clear AF anti-fog technology, offering triple the effectiveness of standard anti-fog systems. Super oleophobic and hydrophobic coatings repel water, dirt, and grime, ensuring maximum clarity in all conditions.
Designed to match perfectly with the Volata 2Vi® Mips Race Helmet and Trooper 2Vi® Mips Helmet – both also part of Henrik’s Signature Line – these goggles are built for top-tier athletes and serious enthusiasts.
Key Features
RIG® lens technology: superior contrast, minimal color distortion, reduced eye fatigue
MAX model: 11% size increase for a broader field of vision (103mm x 191mm)
Henrik Kristoffersen’s Signature Line
2.8mm toric lens with high impact resistance
Clear AF: triple anti-fog performance
GORE® Protective Vents: pressure equalization to reduce optical distortion
Oleophobic and hydrophobic coating: repels water, dirt, and grease
100% UV protection
Specifications
Size: One Size (OS)
Weight: 179 g
Technology: RIG® Lens Technology
Summary
Clockwork MAX RIG® Reflect x HK goggles offer enhanced performance, increased size, and premium lens technology. Designed in collaboration with Henrik Kristoffersen, they’re built to meet the demands of both alpine racing and freeride adventures.