Scott - Stride Compact S2 (VLT 29%) - Cykelglasögon
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Materialuppgifter & kännetecken
- Passar för:
- Herr, Dam
- Användningsområde:
- gruscykel, mountainbike, racercykel
- Materialtyp:
- plast
- Glas:
- Amplifier, med bytessystem, toriskt glas
- Linsegenskaper:
- 100 % UVA- och UVB-skydd, antiimbeläggning, kontrastförstärkande
- Skyddsklass:
- skyddsklass 2
- Skalm:
- antiglidbeläggning, plast
- Vikt:
- 24 g
- Viktreferens:
- i mellanstorlek
- Dessutom:
- inkl. förvaringspåse
- Rättsligt meddelande:
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- Art.nr:
- 205-6501
Produktbeskrivning
Vivid colours and sharper contrast on every trail
Clear vision matters every second when you’re riding gravel, and the Scott Stride Compact S2 delivers. The Amplifier lenses enhance contrast and colours, helping you spot uneven terrain early as the surface changes. Full UVA and UVB protection shields your eyes from strong sunlight, while the anti-fog coating prevents misting even when the ride gets intense. With category 2 lenses and 29% visible light transmission (VLT), these glasses are particularly well suited to days with changeable weather.
Lightweight comfort for long rides
The last thing you want on a long ride is a heavy pair of glasses. At around 24 grams, these keep things light. The sturdy plastic frame sits comfortably, with an anti-slip coating that keeps it securely in place over bumpy sections. Scott Sports draws on its experience as an outdoor pioneer, and the included storage pouch reliably protects your glasses from scratches and dirt when they’re not in use.
All the benefits at a glance:
- Enhances contrast and colours
- Protects against UVA and UVB rays
- Anti-fog coating prevents misting
- Lightweight at just 24 grams
- Non-slip frame for a secure fit
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