Goggles Marlin TR90-TAC Blue Coating

Ocean Mark's MARLIN goggles are resistance in all its facets.

Manufactured in TR90 with a black body and a wide temple that decreases to the terminal. It has gray, blue mirror and red mirror lenses. Resistance and sporty design by Ocean Mark Marlin is its letter of introduction.

Almost indestructible, the Ocean Mark Marlin model comes with mirror lenses so you can enjoy the colors, your vision and maximum protection for your eyes. Its polarized lenses block the horizontal reflection of any surface (snow, water, ground,...) offering a vision without reflections, with sharpness and contrast superior to conventional sun lenses, which offers a reduction in eye fatigue.

Like all Ocean Mark models, the Marlin adapts to your face in a very natural way, giving an unparalleled sense of security and comfort. Due to their great robustness and high flexibility, they are widely used by firefighters, police and coast guards in many countries, as well as by athletes who want high-quality and resistant sunglasses.

Their mirrored lenses reflect excess light, because when the sun is reflected on the glasses, the mirrored finish causes the light to bounce, thus offering superior protection by representing a barrier to the incidence of UV solar rays.

The color tone of the Marlin lens is important since, apart from the aesthetic issue, they also fulfill other functions that we detail:

GRAY Coating (GREY): Transmits light evenly and respects natural colors very well, which is why they are highly recommended for driving.


BLUE Coating (BLUE) : Reduces visible light without interfering with clarity of vision. They are highly recommended as they do not distort colors and offer a good perception of contrast. They are good for water sports.

RED Coating (RED-YELLOW): Used on cloudy days, they increase the distinction of colors and contrast, the perception of reliefs and reduce visual fatigue. Increases contrast in low light situations and filters light.

Includes floating cover and cleaning cloth.