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Shot Iris 2.0 Tech Neon Orange Matte Motocross Goggles 2026 Collection
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Product description
The Shot Iris 2.0 Tech Neon Orange motocross goggles are designed for off-road riders seeking maximum visibility and comfort. Part of the 2026 Collection, these unisex goggles offer practical protection with a striking neon look that makes you stand out instantly on the trails.
- Color and Design: Fluorescent Orange frame with a matte finish and a reflective lens for a modern, sporty aesthetic.
- Strap and Fit: Adjustable head strap with clearly visible Shot logo for a secure, comfortable fit under helmets and while on the go.
- Lens Quality: Mirrored lens that provides clear visibility in varying light conditions on rough terrain.
- Intended Use: Specially developed for motocross and off-road use, built for durability and protection during training sessions and races.
- Care and Durability: Durable plastic frame that can withstand impacts and is easy to clean after intense rides.
- Weight and Wear Comfort: Lightweight design that delivers comfortable wear over long riding, training, and race sessions.
With the Iris 2.0, you’ll get a pair of motocross goggles that combine visibility and safety benefits with a distinctive look. The bright fluorescent orange color boosts your visibility on the trails, while the mirrored lens and reliable fit protect your eyes from dust, wind, and harsh sunlight. The adjustable strap ensures a snug fit under any helmet, so you can fully focus on your ride. Ideal for training, enduro, and competitive events across varied terrain, this model delivers long-lasting performance without sacrificing comfort.
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Manufacturer
Powersports SAS (Shot Race Gear)
Rue Louis Bréguet – ZAC du Long Buisson
27930 Guichainville
Frankrijk
info@powersports.fr
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