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Scott Tyrant Snowcross Goggles (Color: Black / Lens: Rose) - 840861

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$56.00

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840861

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Cycle Gear Direct

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Scott

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Scott Tyrant Snowcross Goggles Goggle Features: SCOTT Fit System for optimized race fit Revolutionary Air Management (RAM) for active frame venting Big hypoallergenic face foam with windproof membrane Durable, silicone-lined strap Includes Facemask for absolute protection 100 UV protected Amplifier TruView Thermal lens NoFog anti-fog lens treatment SCOTT OptiView double lens No-Slip silicone strap Facemask for absolute protection NOTE: Choice of Rose or Silver Chrome lens only

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