As the official goggle partner of the Freeride World Tour, Scott's lens technology is trusted by some of the best skiers in the world and the Tour's crew who work in demanding conditions. The Amplifier lens isolates specific wavelengths to enhance contrast and clarity, so you can better read the terrain as you tear down the mountain. Furthermore, the Neo sits ultra-close to the face, creating a wider field of view.
Medium-to-large frame employs a three-layer, molded face foam, which you can rely on for comfort on long days in the mountains, and the extra-wide strap uses silicone adhesive to keep the goggles in place, even on the harshest of backslaps.
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