• Shot Iris 2.0 Camo Matte Motocross Goggles 2026 Collection - MxProStoreParts
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Shot Iris 2.0 Camo Matte Motocross Goggles 2026 Collection

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Product description

The Shot Iris 2.0 Motocross Goggles from the 2026 Collection are the ideal choice for adult motocross and off-road riders who want clear vision, reliable protection, and a modern look during adventurous rides.

  • Type: Motocross and off-road riding goggles
  • Color/Frame: Gray camo with a matte finish
  • Lens: Mirrored lens that reduces glare and delivers clearer vision in bright sunlight
  • Strap: Black strap with the Shot logo in light blue
  • Target Audience: Adults, unisex design
  • Collection: 2026 Collection
  • Item Number: JU-A09-29A1-A01
  • Condition: New

The Iris 2.0 combines durable construction with a stylish gray camo aesthetic, offering protection against dust and wind during rugged rides. The mirrored lens cuts down on distracting glare, letting you stay focused and react faster to changes on the trail. Wear comfort is designed to feel pleasant when worn under a helmet, so you can ride for longer without distractions. These motocross goggles elevate your vision and style, aligning with the core of the 2026 Collection and your active riding lifestyle.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-A09-29A1-A01
  • Brand
  • Colour
    Grijs
  • Part
    Clothing

Manufacturer and product safety

Manufacturer

Powersports SAS (Shot Race Gear)

Rue Louis Bréguet – ZAC du Long Buisson
27930 Guichainville
Frankrijk

info@powersports.fr

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