Alpinestars Supertech Dual Pane Vented Lens, Motocross Goggle Replacement Lens, Blue tint, featuring dual-pane polycarbonate construction, black foam seal, top and side ventilation ports, 'ONE GOAL. ONE VISION.' branding, anti-fog performance for off-road racing

Alpinestars Supertech Lens, Blue Tinted Double Pane Vented Goggle Lens, featuring 'ONE GOAL. ONE VISION.' text, impact-resistant polycarbonate replacement lens for motocross and off-road racing protection

Supertech Dual Pane Lens

motocross goggles accessories

Regular price: $44.95

% Visible Light Transmission: 60±3% Filter category 0-1-2: 1

Color Dual Pane Blue

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30 days for exchanges & returns

The Supertech Double Pane Vented Lenses are specifically designed to keep air flowing inside the goggles and condensation to a minimum. The outer lens is made from high-quality, impact-resistant, injected polycarbonate material. The injection-molded lens ensures nearly zero visual distortion. An additional Polycarbonate inner lens is sealed to the outer with a layer of neoprene. Strategically placed vent holes across the top and sides allow for plenty of airflow. All lenses have 100% UVA protection.

Alpinestars official replacement parts.

DUAL PANE, vented lens
Clear lens VLT 90%
Blue tint VLT 60%.
Strategically placed vent holes with 100PPI vent foam keep air flowing throughout the goggles.
Supertech injected, Polycarbonate outer lens accompanied with an additional inner lens separates the cold air from the warm to prevent the inside from fogging up.

Injection molded and made from high-quality, impact-resistant polycarbonate material.

According to European statutory law the CE mark is a conformity requirement for the marketing of this product. The following standards apply:
Fully CE-certified personal eye protection - goggles for motorcycle and moped use both on the road and for off-road sport or leisure use.
Goggles are certified in accordance with PPE Regulation (EU) 2016/425 in accordance with the EN 1938:2010 standard.