Cycling jacket reflective-SCOTT 2021 PROSPECT WFS GOGGLE - BLACK/GOLD (CLEAR)

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SCOTT 2021 PROSPECT WFS - BLACK/GOLD (CLEAR)

[The No. 1 Choice for Challenging Conditions] When it comes to racing on wet or muddy tracks, the Prospect WFS goggle is the only real choice. The race-proven, precision-engineered WFS50 system combined with the massive field of vision leaves all other goggle scrambling for second place. The SCOTT Prospect WFS Goggle possesses that same great features as the Prospect. It is equipped with a WFS roll-off system for a large field of vision even in the muddiest conditions. The canisters can be clipped directly on the WORKS pins of the lens which makes their installation much easier and less time consuming. It takes almost no efforts as there are no tools required. It also makes the switch from roll-off to tear-off simple and fast. The improved, transparent anti-stick grid offers a better field of vision, an easier installation in the canisters, a better sliding  on the lens and a better sealing with the lens at the top.
  • 50 mm WORKS Film System canisters
  • SCOTT anti-stick grid with mudflap
  • Lens Lock System
  • Articulated outriggers
  • NoSweat 3-layer molded face foam
  • Extra-wide-no-slip silicone strap
  • SCOTT TruView single WORKS lens
  • NoFog™ Anti-Fog lens treatment
Extras:
  • 2 rolls of film
  • Microfiber goggle bag
  • Noseguard
Click-on Canister: No need for tools, no need to waste time; simply click the canisters onto the WORKS pins and ride. The red lever makes sure the canister is safely attached. This system is the ultimate in WORKS technology Large 50 mm Film: The SCOTT WFS50 is the largest film on the market, measuring a massive 50 millimeters. Combined with a thin frame construction, it offers up to 50 clear views even in the most challenging conditions Anti-stick grid and transparent mudflap: A large film is requires an optimized anti-stick grid with mudflap. A thin vertical line has been added in the middle of the grid to make sure the film never sticks to the lens