scott prospect goggles lens Scott Prospect 2.0 SMB LS GoggleFeatures NoFog anti fog lens treatment to prevent condensation and fogging 100% UV protection, engineered to screen out 100% of harmful UVA UVB rays Light sensitive AMP lens engages photochromic technology and adapts automatically to sunlight intensity Lenses react to light changes and within seconds the lens will darken if the sunlight gets stronger or lighten if the sunlight gets weaker Air Control System (ACS) ventilation incorporates lens air

Features

• NoFog™ anti-fog lens treatment to prevent condensation and fogging
• 100% UV protection, engineered to screen out 100% of harmful UVA/UVB rays
• Light sensitive AMP lens engages photochromic technology and adapts automatically to sunlight intensity
• Lenses react to light changes and within seconds the lens will darken if the sunlight gets stronger or lighten if the sunlight gets weaker
• Air Control System (ACS) ventilation incorporates lens air intake vents on the goggle lens and frame air outtake vents on the bottom of the goggle
• SCOTT Quick Lens Release allows users to quickly release all four SCOTT prospect lens lock pins at once simply by pushing the outriggers together for fast and easy lens changes with no compromise on safety
• NoSweat 3-layer molded face foam consists of a microfiber layer that is water absorbent, soaking up moisture fast and avoiding getting sweat into your eyes or inside the goggle
• Articulated Outriggers — Two pivoting outriggers adapt to any helmet shape and size resulting in pressure created by the goggle on the rider's face, providing a complete and consistent seal
• SCOTT Lens Lock System features four locking pins that go through the lens to avoid the lens coming out
• Extra wide no-slip 50 mm silicone strap provides stability and comfort under any conditions as well as style
• Features dual lens
• Includes microfiber goggle bag and nose guard

PROPOSITION 65

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This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause Cancer or birth defects and reproductive harm. For more information go to: https://oehha.ca.gov/proposition-65