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Scott Split OTG Goggles - 2013 (Color: Red) - 840848

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$60.00

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840848

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Cycle Gear Direct

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Scott

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Scott Split OTG Goggles The SCOTT Split OTG goggle offers over the glasses goggle performance and technology. Designed specifically to fit comfortably over prescription eyewear and utilizing features from the Tyrant and Hustle goggles, the Split OTG goggle offers SCOTTs RAM air technology to help reduce fogging on your prescription glasses. Features: Dust catcher vent foam Hypoallergenic super-soft face foam Durable, rubber-threaded strap 100 UV protected Lexan lens

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Goggles

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