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SCOTT has unveiled an exciting new product this week in the all-new Prospect goggle, including an innovative WFS50 roll-off system. It starts a new chapter for SCOTT as the brand pushes the limits of field of vision, comfort and lens retention. The new looks, increased field of vision and clever features mean this goggle is ready for any weather condition.

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The larger lens, combined with a thin frame construction, offers a maximum field of vision due to the extra height of the lens. The lens is also closer to your eyes to help maximise the overall field of vision. The innovative SCOTT lens lock system ensures the lens stays in the frame no matter what impact is coming from outside and the 3.2 thermoformed face foam channels sweat away from the face while relieving pressure from the nose. The first layer draws sweat away from the face, the middle layer absorbs sweat and the third fleece layer creates a comfortable fit and seal. Two pivoting outriggers adapt to any helmet shape and the pressure created by the goggle on the rider’s face provides a good seal.

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To avoid slipping of the goggle, it is now equipped with an extra wide, no-slip silicone strap. This strap together with articulated outriggers, highly contribute to the improvement of the helmet integration. The SCOTT Prospect is also the only motocross goggle compatible with SCOTT’s revolutionary roll-off system, the WFS50. The low nose design of these goggles makes the installation of the 50mm film possible and the pivoting outriggers enable a slick integration of the canisters for an unmatched look even with the roll offs mounted. The new WFS50 also features a quick and tool-less canister installation with the SCOTT Click-On technology. The red lever makes sure the canister is safely attached to the pins and allows switching from roll-offs to tear-offs easy.

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The film height of SCOTT’s new WFS50 roll-off system has been increased by 56 percent to become to largest on the market with up to 50 clear views of vision. With the canisters being positioned behind the pivoting outriggers, this results in an increase in field of vision and the canister integration results in a more fluid look. The larger film on the Prospect goggle requires a redesigned and optimised anti-stick grid with a mudflap. A thin vertical line has been added in the middle of the grid to make sur the film never sticks to the lens. The WFS50 mudflap also is made out of a transparent material to offer a larger field of vision in dusty or less extreme conditions. The Prospect goggle also comes with two lenses – chrome and clear – ideal for any weather conditions, plus a nose guard and soft goggle bag.

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The SCOTT Prospect goggle will be available Australia-wide this September through Ficeda Accessories dealers at a recommended retail price of $129.95 for the goggle and $149.95 with the WFS50 roll-off system fitted. Check www.ficeda.com.au for further information on the brand locally.

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