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509 Sinister X7 Ignite S1 Electric Goggles
Item: #910218 | Part Number: Not Selected24% off
$469.99 - $539.99
$368.99 - $539.99
Description
The 509 Sinister X7 S1 Ignite Goggles, with smart heated technology. They leverage an in-frame sensor to monitor humidity and moisture automatically, activating the heated lens and built in fan to eliminate fog without you having to lift a finger off the throttle. Features: Ignite S1 Technology - In-frame sensor...
509 Sinister X7 Ignite S1 Electric Goggles Item # 910218
Description
The 509 Sinister X7 S1 Ignite Goggles, with smart heated technology.
They leverage an in-frame sensor to monitor humidity and moisture automatically, activating the heated lens and built in fan to eliminate fog without you having to lift a finger off the throttle.
Features:
- Ignite S1 Technology - In-frame sensor to monitor humidity and moisture automatically, activating the heated lens and built in fan to eliminate fog
- ITO Coating Warms Inner Lens - To drive off moisture and durable PC outer lens has multiple coatings for premium clarity and performance (UV inhibitors, Hardness and anti-scratch)
- DC Fan Built - Low profile fan compartment for high Flow, low power, and quiet airflow
- S1 Battery Pack moved to Left Side -Brake hand for easier control and access
- Auto Mode and ON Mode (Orange Light) - For control and managing battery life
- Manual Mode (Blue Light) - For control the heated lens and built in fan (Hi/Med/Low)
- 5MAG Lens Retention System - Magnetic quick-change lens system
- OTG (Over The Glasses) compatible
- Shuttered Venting in Frame - Scoop air in or closes off flow
- Shear Bar Interface between Lens and Frame - Keeps lens in place, even in hard crashes
- Micro USB Charging Port - Located on bottom side of battery pack
- Removable outriggers
Specifications:
- Application: Pairs with the 509 app via Bluetooth (only available in North America)
- Sign into app with internet/service connection before you leave to ride
- Approximate Running Time: 4 hours (Auto) or 8 hours (Manual)
- Recommended Battery Charger: 5V/1.5A
Options and their Weather Specifications:
- Photochromatic Polarized Smoke Tint – Partly Cloudy/Sunny to Bright & Sunny Conditions (VLT S2 to S3)
- Polarized Yellow Tint – Overcast, Low-Light Conditions (VLT S1)
- Hi Vis Mirror Light Yellow Tint – Overcast, Low-Light Conditions (VLT S1)
- Raspberry Mirror Light Smoke Tint – Bright & Sunny Conditions (VLT S3)
- Fire Mirror Light Rose HCS Tint – Overcast, Low-Light Conditions (VLT S1)
- Red Mirror Smoke Tint – Bright & Sunny Conditions (VLT S3)
- Sapphire Mirror Light Blue HCS Tint – Overcast, Low-Light Conditions (VLT S1)
- Clear Lens – Night or Low-Light Conditions (VLT 0)
Notes:
- VLT Conditions (Visible Light Transmission S0 to S3) refers to the amount of light that can pass through the goggle lens
- For example:
- S0 = 80% to 100% light transmission
- S1 = 43% to 80% light transmission
- S2 = 20% to 43% light transmission
- S3 = 10% to 18% light transmission
Part Numbers for 509 Sinister X7 Ignite S1 Electric Goggles
Comparison Chart
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| Starting at | $115 | $180 | $255 | $305 | $390 |
| Benefits | Entry level goggle with great field of vision | Fast lens changes, superior face fit with 509 helmets | Great optical clarity, MAG5 lens system, superior ventilation | Bestseller, eliminates fog, perfect clarity for up to 5 hours | Widest field of view, fog-free performance |
| Lens | Kingpin Lens | Sinister X7 Lens | Revolver Lens | Kingpin Ignite Electric Lens | Sinister X7 S1 Ignite Electric Lens |
| Key Features |
Triple layer foam Removable nose mask |
OTG compatible Rigger Lock strap |
OTG compatible Magnetic Lens System |
LED indicators 4-5h runtime |
LED indicators, Wire-Free 4-5h runtime |
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| Vision | Good | Good | Better | Good | Better |
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Reviews
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Donthaveone from
Very short battery life
I have used these for a while now, the bluetooth sucks to have to use. I dont want to have my phone when Im riding but the single button seems overly complex (when it works) the goggles dont easily pair to the APP. And battery life is max 2.5h before the battery gets cold and they stop working, and its jot even cold out. If I had paid $100 for these it would be a different story. Too much money for too little of a product. Sadly I am stuck with these. 2.5 out of 10 because they are nice lenses and have good field of view
Date published: 2023-03-20
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Dustin_cb7 from
Great goggles with flaws
Goggles fit in 509 helmet perfectly, heated lense and fan work well to clear fog, magnetic lense make for quick lense change and works well. New style battery is a step down to the original ignite battery the case with removable battery is untrustworthy and will pop open and your battery will be gone needs to be taped shut for safety, battery works off 509 app where you can control goggles options are auto which will get you to about lunch before dead battery or manual low med or high high seems to be only setting worth trying and again battery won’t last. In my experience the time where goggles fog is when the helmet is being removed and put back on, with the old style you could hit the button goggles would turn on for 2 minute timer clear the goggles and you be good to go again and you could do that as many times as needed through the day with out burning through battery. I also had moisture get between the dual lenses and would not clear I had to put my $420 goggles in my bag as they were useless and borrow my buddies spare set for the day. To sum it all up the goggles are pretty wicked and do work well but has some flaws and wish they never changed the battery
Date published: 2023-01-06
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Tyson from
Heated goggles.
Excellent product! Went sledding in the mountains and they were great! The tint colour was perfect for full sun. Not so great for cloudy. All in all very satisfied.
Date published: 2025-02-24
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Anonymous from
Work well but…..
Work great. Only thing I haven’t figured out is how to tell what level goggles are set to. Blue is on and there’s apparently 3 settings which i don’t know how to tell if I’m low/med/high
Date published: 2025-01-08