Goggles for the Northwest Passage - Checkout the 2014 anon. M2 Goggle

Magna-Tech has established anon. as the industry leader in goggle technology. In 2014, Magna-Tech evolves its offering to include the M1's pull, switch, snap as well as the new M2's stealth frameless design with an effortless self-aligning lens for the pinnacle in high-speed change outs.

In 2014, Magna-Tech evolves its offering to include the M1′s pull, switch, snap as well as the new M2′s stealth frameless design with an effortless self-aligning lens for the pinnacle in high-speed change outs.

M2 Magna-Tech integrates 16 rare earth magnets into the carrier liner for 8 total points of connection, each with a pull force of 2.75 lbs. (Total Retention =22 lbs.) – the pinnacle in retention with self-aligning engagement.

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or maybe you think you need GPS goggles?

Smith I/O Recon | Turn Yourself Into a Cyborg for $650 | Smith’s Version of GPS Enabled Goggles

That’s right, here is Smith’s counter to Oakley’s Airwave GPS enabled goggle.  For the price of 6 pairs of traditional I/O goggles you can wear the future on your face. The live feed can show you speed, air time, track your friends who also have the goggle like a video game, and even integrate with your iPhone.  Ladies and gentlemen, the future is here.

The feature list of these bad boys is impressive to say the least, just take a gander at all the live updates at your fingertips:

• Speed
• Jump Analytics
• Vertical
• Altitude
• Distance
• Location
• Temperature
• Averages and Maximums
• Chrono/Tracker
• Run Counter
• Smartphone Platforms
• Navigation
• Resort Points of Interest
• Buddy Tracking
• Text Messaging
• Caller ID
• Music Playlist Management

What do you think?  Are GPS enabled goggles sweet or lame?  I know I won’t be rocking them…that is until they stream my POV feed directly to the live display.... next season?