
- description
These are the current-generation i3 Pro lenses. DYE build them as a thermally formed dual pane: two layers with a sealed gap, so the inner surface never cools to the point where your breath condenses on it. That is what holds a view together in heat, humidity and cold rather than just in good conditions.
They lock in through the tool-free system the i3 Pro was designed around, which is a real advantage mid-event — you can change tint between games without a workbench and without flexing the frame past where you want to.
DYE calibrate each tint for a lighting condition rather than offering colours for their own sake. The high-contrast options exist to lift definition in mixed light; the clear exists for indoors and for the end of the day.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Fits | DYE i3 Pro goggle system only |
| Construction | Thermally formed dual-pane, anti-fog |
| Fitting | Tool-free lens system |
| Optics | Wide-angle, distortion-free |
| Durability | Impact-resistant, built for tournament use |
Frequently asked questions
Will these fit an older i3?
No, and it matters more than a fitment question usually does — see the warning above. These are i3 Pro lenses for i3 Pro masks.
Will they fit my i4 or i5?
No. The i4, i4 Pro and i5 share a different lens entirely, listed as the i4/i5 thermal lenses.
Which tint for a typical UK woodland day?
Clear or a light high-contrast tint. Tree cover eats more light than people expect, and a dark lens under canopy costs you more than the glare it saves.
Do I need a tool to change it?
No. DYE designed the i3 Pro around a tool-free lens system so you can swap tints between games.
Which mask do these belong to?
The DYE i3 Pro, which we list separately.