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Shot Assault 2.0 Solid Red Glossy Crosshatch 2026 Collection

Regular price 26,95
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Product description

The Shot Assault 2.0 Solid Red Glossy motocross goggles are high-quality eye protection for adult motocross and enduro enthusiasts who value a sturdy, durable design and a crisp, sporty aesthetic. This model from the Shot Assault 2.0 line is renowned for its reliable performance on the track and at race circuits.

  • Color and finish: Solid Red with a glossy, eye-catching finish that stands out on the track and in the pits.
  • Model and collection: Assault 2.0 motocross goggles, part of the recent Shot collection focused on performance and comfort.
  • Brand: Shot Race Gear (Shot) – a renowned name in motocross gear with a focus on durability and reliability.
  • Target audience: Unisex design for adults, suitable for a variety of head shapes and helmet setups.
  • Strap and fit: Adjustable red strap with clear SHOT branding for a secure fit during intense movements.
  • Identification code: MPn JU-A09-29B1-C09 (assistance with orders and after-sales service via official channels).
  • Category: Apparel (goggles as essential protective gear for riding).

During training sessions and races, these motocross goggles provide protection against wind, dust, and small debris, while the design ensures a comfortable fit under a helmet. The striking red glossy finish paired with the reliable Shot construction delivers a crisp, sporty look and dependable visibility on every MX track.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-A09-29B1-C09

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