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Scott Tyrant Goggles (Color: Paint Orange / Lens: Clear) - 840808

By Scott

$56.00

(320 Reviews)

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840808

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Cycle Gear Direct

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Scott

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Scott Tyrant Goggles The Tyrant goggle is masterfully designed to unleash performance all over your face. Scotts new Fit System puts you in command of unparalleled adjustability and fit control. The Tyrant also features a WORKS Lexan lens, NoFog lens treatment, and the RAM ventilation system to maintain visibility in the harshest conditions. As one of Scotts most advanced high-performance goggles, the Tyrant performs like a cracked can of whoop-ass. Goggle Features: Revolutionary Air Management System (RAM) Silicone Lined Strap SCOTT Fit System Tyrant/Hustle Series Lens and Tearoff Compatible Integrated Custom Painted Frame and Strap Graphics Adjustable Tyrant Nose Guard NoSweat 3.2 Face Foam NoFog Anti-Fog Lens Treatment 100 UV Protected WORKS Clear Lexan Lens Lens Options: Clear Anti-Fog Coated (AFC) WORKS Lexan Lens Variety of chrome/tinted chrome lens available on some models

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