Joe Prebich, director of marketing at Zeal Optics said “We’ve arrived at Outdoor Retailer this year with the most diverse goggle portfolio on the market that takes full advantage of technology, The addition of HD video and photo built into an incredible goggle like iON is a perfect new offering for the market. We know that iON is going to change the way you see the mountain because we blend the way you ride with the way you live.”
The new iON has a 1080p True HD video camera that captures real-time video and sound. The camera also snaps 8-megapixel photos. You can operate it without removing your gloves by using buttons which located on the side of the goggles.
iON uses a high-quality camera with a sophisticated, 170-degree wide angle lens that captures images in the wide periphery. The camera automatically adjusts for light levels and has infinity focus. iON utilizes an in-goggle viewfinder and is controlled by glove-ready buttons on the side of the frame. The goggle runs on a rechargeable lithium-ion battery with a six-hour run time, depending on video and camera usage.
Zeal Optics iON Goggles price is $399 and also available at specialty retailers and online stores worldwide, including zealoptics.com [PRESS RELEASE]
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