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Rex Specs - Dog Goggles
$87.95
Rex Specs Goggles provide stable, secure eye protection for your dog. Rex Specs are used by professional working dogs deploying from helicopters, simple sunny day strollers, bird flushing hunting dogs and motorcycle riding pup alike. Wherever and whatever your adventure is, Rex Specs have your dog covered.
- All lenses,...
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Rex Specs Goggles provide stable, secure eye protection for your dog. Rex Specs are used by professional working dogs deploying from helicopters, simple sunny day strollers, bird flushing hunting dogs and motorcycle riding pup alike. Wherever and whatever your adventure is, Rex Specs have your dog covered.
- All lenses, including clear lenses, provide UVA/UVB protection, blocking 99.9% of harmful UV rays
- Impact resistant lenses are replaceable and interchangeable
- The dynamic strap system allows for a secure fit without hindering the dog's range of motion or performance
- The singular spherical lens design optimizes the field of view and space within the frame for comfort during longer durations of wear
- Vented frame drains quickly for use in water and provides ample air flow to limit fogging
- The frame is flexible, durable and edged with foam for full protection from debris
- All goggles come with 1 Clear & 1 Smoke Lens and microfiber storage bag.
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