RUGBY GOGGLES INFORMATIVE NOTICEWORLD RUGBY APPROVED GOGGLESRALERI would like to thank you for choosing the Rugby Goggles. This item is considered a Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in compliance withWORLD RUGBY rules Standard “Personal eye protection – Goggles for Rugby”.
PRECAUTIONS OF USE - When used as stipulated, it is guaranteed that: assuming the correct size ischosen and the length-adjustable head is properly set, the goggles will fit safely and protect the wearer’seyes against draught (wind currents), dust, and humidity. However, it is important to note that no protector
can ensure total protection against injuries. These goggles are useful for all weather. Before the start of theseason or after any impact, RUGBY goggles must be checked for damage of any kind and, if necessary,replaced. If the protective goggles, lenses, or any parts of them become worn, or scratched in such a waythat they impair vision replace the damaged part immediately.
PROPER FIT - The strap is usually pre-installed in the goggles. Always be sure that is inserted as shown in
the picture, with the velcro adhered on the external part. It is important to correctly adjust theheadband so that glasses fit to the face to protect eyes. It's usual that the velcro has weak adhesion
when first being used. This feature will enhance with use, but will never reach a strong hold level
because the strap is designed to unlock if pulled. Please do not reverse the strap or try other ways
to achieve a stronger hold: first of all to not damage and weaken the strap but mainly for yoursafety. Be sure that the goggles fit snugly but not too tightly. The goggles are designed to
distribute potential impact forces over the frontal bone and the cheekbones in the areas
approximately indicated in the figure. Be sure that the goggles do not interfere with the fit of any
scrum helmet if you use one. Ensure that the goggle strap is adjusted so that the goggles cannot
fly-off of the head. If the strap is too loose, it may be adjusted.
PROPER CARE AND STORAGE - For cleaning, when used under normal conditions, cleaning witha soft cloth is sufficient. The inside can be cleaned with a damp cloth paying attention to avoid
scratching. If necessary, pat dry with a soft, clean cloth to remove moisture. The use of a Raleri Cleaning Kit is strongly suggested. If the kit is notavailable, soak a rag in warm water (temperature under 40°), to remove stubborn insect. To clean the RX lenses within the clip-on insert, wherepresent, please follow the supplier's suggestions. Store the goggles in a dry, ventilated area away from sunlight or direct heat, the storage
temperature should not exceed 35 °C. These goggles are supplied with a covering bag. You should store the goggles in the covering bag to reduce
the risk of damaging them, especially during transports. It is advisable to replace scratched oculars and Antifog insert (EVO model), to replace parts
like foam and the elastic band if they loosen and the whole Rugby Goggles if the external screen is damaged.
USE WITH PRESCRIPTION LENSES - These goggles are designed for corrective lenses wearers. Bring your prescription to your dispensing opticianand ask them to provide and to install RX lenses into RUGBY goggles clip-on frame. You must explain to the optician intend use asking forpolycarbonate plastic or other known kind of unbreakable lenses. Please refer to your optician for any issue regarding lens installation/removal orchanging. Raleri cannot in any case be considered responsible for damage caused
directly or indirectly by the lenses installed in the clip-on, this is the responsibilityof third party subject. On the back of this sheet you can find useful tips toproperly install the lenses.
REMOVAL/INSTALLING THE CLIP-ON - Removal of the insert is periodicallynecessary to access the inner side of the mask in order to clean the front face ofthe lenses and the rear face of the mask. Cleaning should be done with just adamp microfiber cloth or preferably with the surfactant Raleri Cleaning Kit. In theindicated top view of the goggles there is a fork shaped cap which must be removed to extract the clip-on.
1. Remove the cap from outside by applying a light pressure in its side with a flat tip. (Flat screwdriver, knife tip,small pliers, scissors...)
2. Push the clip-on using the same device on the center of the bridge.
Don't try to remove the clip-on with the fork-cap installed
To install the clip-on just reverse the process. Introduce the clip inside, then insert the front fork-cap. The fork
has a “one-way” entry: if you try to insert it in "inverted", the force to install it is greater, it will be unstable andthe fork will be projecting a non smooth edge, so it can't be confused. The shape of the fork-cap it's a tapered and curved profile, so that the front
goggles edges are smooth when it is in correct position of use. Where no ophthalmic lenses or clip-on are needed and when the goggles are used
only as protection it's still recommend to put the cap in its place to avoid possible cutting edges that can cause a “skin suction” effect during thestrongest impacts. Two caps are provided with the goggles for your convenience.
Goggles and genuine spare parts must be purchased from Raleri retailers or on the www.raleri.com website.
Illustrative list of parts available as spare parts:

Lens-holder Clip-On Insert

Inner Foam

Strap 30mm width

Inner FogStop Antifog Lens

CLIP-ON OPERATION – RX GLAZINGWORLD RUGBY APPROVED GOGGLESThis Sheet is dedicated to opticians and requires technical vocabulary and practical skills, please note before to proceed reading
CLIP-ON SHAPE ADJUSTMENT - INTERPUPILLARY DISTANCE MATCHING: The original shape of the clip-on can
be changed after heating it in the rims area. In this phase take care not to heat the bridge, for ease of handling andmoulding. The insert can be shaped with a warming around 70°C easily reached with a common frame heater likethe one in the picture. It should be considered that the clip-on reduces in mass, shrinking when subjected toheat, so, once heated, it's better to maneuver quickly and firmly.
Exerting adequate pressure and traction in structural clip-on areas you can change its shape to get bigger
frame length, suitable for people with different IPDs (interpupillary distances).
AVERAGE IPD MALE 62mm (range 60-64mm) - AVERAGE IPD FEMALE / UNDER 12 KIDS 60mm (range 58-62mm)
The IPD value can easily reach values higher than average, around 70mm andPushingcan infrequently reach values up to 75-80mm, but very rarely exceed those
Pullinglimits, also in the bigger rugby players.
Changing the eyepiece shape can be done to improve the visual output,
enabling people with IPD under or above average to reach a correct binocularfield of view with enough angular width to play rugby, and generally to do
activities and sports where a dynamic sight is needed. When the subject has an
IPD shorter or wider than average, improving the binocular visual performancerequires the modification of the original 45x41mm caliber.
DECREASING/INCREASING THE DISTANCE BETWEEN EYE AND LENS (BVP)
This operation can be done applying apressure (or a traction) to the previously heated bridge like in the image below. The image is obviously anexample and refers to a flattening pressure. To apply a power it is actually better to use a tools like a pliers orvise. During this operation it is very important to take care of the fork shaped plug at the top of the clip-on
insert. If its shape is accidentally modified you may not be able to insert the clip-on in the goggles again.
GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS AND CLIP-ON SHAPE MODIFICATION SAMPLES - In the following pictures clearly indicates that the original clip-on
shape (wrap 15° and lens boxing size 45x41mm) is most suitable for average or medium and small faces like kids and women. The new depictedshape, suitable for 70 to 75 IPDs, is the result of previously described heating and manipulation. The change in overall width results, in this case witha new 55x33mm boxing size (modified shape sample n.2) and a flattened dihedral angle (clip-on wrap angle). The 10° wrap unit so obtained will bend
over a little (14° to 17° depending on lens type) when replaced. For samples, tables and suggestions regarding adaptive positioning of the lenses andother technical references please refer to the document RaleriGogglesDescription.pdf (in English only) that can be downloaded from the Raleri
Website www.raleri.com following the proper link in the Rugby Goggles page.

Original Shape
Original Shape
Modified Shape sample n.1
Modified Shape sample n.2

Modified Shape sample n.2
Modified Shape sample n.2

Original Shape

Further information:
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CE marking explanation:WORLD RUGBY Trial approved - Raleri CE

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