Oakley's Airwave brings heads-up display to mountain sports (pictures)
Ski and snowboard goggles display music, speed, altitude, location of friends, and navigation data right inside the goggles.
Oakley's Airwave brings heads-up display goggles
As a winter sports enthusiast, skier and, sometimes snowboarder, I'm pretty excited about the new Oakley Airwave goggles with heads-up display -- bringing a new layer of geeky enjoyment to my Tahoe winters.
On-mountain information such as speed, altitude, and friends' locations are accessed via wrist control with easy-to-navigate-with-gloves-on fat button controls, and information is displayed right in front of the eye, perceived by the wearer to be the size of a 14-inch screen that is five feet away.
On-mountain information such as speed, altitude, and friends' locations are accessed via wrist control with easy-to-navigate-with-gloves-on fat button controls, and information is displayed right in front of the eye, perceived by the wearer to be the size of a 14-inch screen that is five feet away.
Access music via Bluetooth
Airwave is compatible with both Apple and Android operating systems. Bluetooth connectivity allows the goggles to interface with the wearer’s smartphone music.
GPS integration
GPS integration can accurately measure how fast you are moving down the slope.
Rider's view
A rider's view of the speed and altitude data being displayed in Oakley's new Airwave goggles.
Glove-friendly wireless remote
Data is accessed via a glove-friendly wireless remote that can be strapped to the user's body or goggles depending on preference.
Measure your vertical
Measure your vertical feet by run, by day, and over the course of the entire season.
Enlarged view of in-goggle display
An enlarged view of the in-goggle display showing max speed and altitude data.
Locate and track your friends
Locate and track your friends who also have the Oakley Airwave goggles or app on their smartphones.
Jump analytics
With Jump Analytics you can measure and track the distance, height, and airtime of your jumps.
Mountain data
An enlarged view of the in-goggles data display showing max speed, airtime, and vertical distance.
Pinpoint locations using GPS
Pinpoint locations on a resort map using GPS to find the run you're looking for.
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