| | |  | Goggles | Home » » Scott USA Heli OTG Goggle, Black with Amplifier Lens | | | | | | | Description: | | Are you tough and ready to tackle the slopes ahead? Grab some goggles that will help you rise to the challenge, The Heli over the glasses (OTG) goggles by Scott are perfect for those who wear prescription eyewear and require exceptional protection. Scott TruView lenses undergo a permanent anti-fog treatment process to prevent condensation and fog buildup. This works in conjunction with the ACS, a sophisticated ventilation system which allows for the intake of air via lens vents and the output with outtake vents on the frame. It creates a constant airflow which maintains and helps to regulate excessive moisture and temperature, further reducing any chance of fogging. A dual-layer of hypoallergenic super soft face foam conforms seamlessly to your curves and will seal out the elements delivering a precise and comfortable all day fit. Best of all, the Heli OTG goggles are offered in a classic design that is alluring yet simple, engineered for flawless compatibility with a variety of helmets and ski accessories for optimal performance without compromise. . Frame Size: Large, Lens Shape: Flat, Lens Coating: n/a, Has Fan: No, Model Year: 2010, Product ID: 168791, Headphones Included: No | | | Features: | |
• Designed to Accommodate Prescription Eyewear Comfortably
• Compatible with Most Helmet Styles
• Optimized to Provide a Medium to Large Fit
• Cylindrical TruView Double Lenses are Lightweight and Resistant to Impact
• 100% Protection from Harmful UVA, UVB, and UVC
| | | Product Details: | | | Package Length:
| 7.5 inches | | Package Width:
| 4.1 inches | | Package Height:
| 3.7 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.35 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 1 reviews |
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Great, until the rubber decomposedJun 30, 2010
By Bartholomew Cubbins
Really, even though I ALWAYS kept them in protected place and only used them a few dozen times, the rubber started to fall apart. I contacted Scott, but they did not respond. So, I tried again, mentioning that I would have to write a bad review. They responded, saying that the "guessed" the problem was UV damage, as if I had left them in the sun for five years. I have other brands of goggles as old which have not shown this kind of disintegration. BEWARE.
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