iCeMonster#787

Most goggles force a choice: a dark lens for bright days, a lighter one for flat light, and a lens swap when conditions change mid-run. iCeMonster#787 takes a different route. According to the maker, its electrochromic lens adjusts its tint electrically and adapts to changing light in just a few seconds, aiming to keep vision suited to both bright sun and overcast skies.

What the maker claims

• Electrochromic lens that adapts to light changes in a few seconds
• Built-in anti-fog treatment to prevent condensation from obscuring vision
• UV protection for the eyes
• Waterproof construction intended to keep snow and moisture out of the goggle
• Helmet compatibility and a fit designed for a range of head shapes
• Lightweight, ergonomic design meant to reduce fatigue over long sessions

The fog and moisture claims matter as much as the tint control: the maker positions the goggle as durable and suited to harsh winter conditions, with the anti-fog lens and waterproofing working together to keep the view clear.

Beyond the slopes

The project presents electrochromic lenses as a technology with uses outside skiing and snowboarding, pointing to cycling, mountaineering and everyday outdoor activities as possible applications. It also mentions eco-friendly materials and further feature expansion as future directions, though these are framed as possibilities rather than current specifications.

iCeMonster#787 is presented as a Kickstarter project. Details such as battery, power source, control method and tint range are not described in the available material.