Briko: Fall/Winter Collection 2006/07
The eyes of international skiing champions like Bode Miller (USA) and Benjamin Raich (Austria), serving their respective national teams in the coming winter Olympics in Turin, need superior protection: a mono-lens mask by Briko, is a mono-lens mask for leaders.
The famous Italian brand presents Odissey, the product 'par excellence' from the Racing mono-lens mask winter collection 2006/2007, an innovative mono-lens mask, designed with stylistic and technical solutions for champion performances!
The clearest vision on the ski slopes for this coming winter is by Briko. The Odissey mono-lens mask uses fog-proof, water-proof, shock-proof and scratch-proof Tharma® D.I.M. (Double Injection Moulded) lenses: tests have shown a high increase in the dispersion of water, depending on the down hill speed. This enables excellent vision for the race course.
Odissey is extraordinary due to its ergonomic shape and perfect fit thanks to Briko's 4 technical solutions:
- the 3 density foam allows a perfect facial fit and increases the air penetration coefficient;
-a snap regulator for easy positioning of the mono-lens mask, with subsequent reduction in stress on the frame and lenses;
-the Full Fit Extension Evo system with a variety of angle modulations for the band, to adapt Odissey to the various face and helmet shapes;
-the band with a double buckle sealed in 3 layers with silicon, to fit and hold the helmet better (as we learn from the world of motocross).
Briko Odissey is available in a variety of color combinations (lenses, mono-lens mask and band), to satisfy even the most demanding sportspeople in terms of style.
Bode Miller and Benjamin Raich have chosen the Odissey mono-lens mask + Briko Stratos helmet combination for their winning race performances. More aerodynamicity, more comfort, more safety to be a leader!
'Briko was set up in 1985 to develop and supply technically sophisticated products, for its world famous athletes. Briko continues this tradition even today, applying the same strategy to all of its product lines.'
