New Scott Recoil Xi Pro Riding Goggles Black/white 217789-0001041 - Retail $40 on 2040-parts.com
Grand Rapids, Michigan, US
Scott knows optics and realizes that vision is a key component to your success in motorsports. Since 1970, Scott has delivered the highest quality motorcycle goggles to competitors and enthusiasts in both motocross and winter sports. Scott Precision Optics represent a strategic blend of superior materials and manufacturing which result in the highest quality, distortion free, UV protected, performance lenses available in the market today. Scott Precision Optics is found in all Scott eyewear products.
Features:
- 80 Series Lens and Tearoff Compatible
- 100% UV Protected WORKS Clear Lexan® Lens
- NoFog™ Anti-Fog Lens Treatment
- Multi-Layer Face Foam
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