Off-Road Goggle 100% The STRATA 2 JUNIOR RED GOGGLE - RED MIRROR LENS

Change your perception of what to expect from a economic goggle. With the Strata 2, we set out to redefine the standards for what an entry-level goggle should be. Experience elevated performance and comfort at an exceptional value.

The differences with the previous model are:

17.5% wider vertical field of view
Nose fit improvement, derived from the revolutionary Armega system, for optimal comfort
Support 3 post tear-off system
Double layer soft face foam to manage sweat
40mm wide silicone coated elastic band for maximum grip
The 9-point lens retention system secures the lens in the frame
Polycarbonate lenses with anti-fog coating for clear vision
Revised goggle frame, which allows you to easily switch to the pre-curved lens

FEATURES:

1 – Simplicity
Strata 2, Accuri 2 and Racecraft 2 Adult MX goggles share the same lens and tear-off profile.

2 – Fitment
Curvature suited for comfort and great field of vision.

3 – Lens
Anti-fog, scratch resistant Lexan® lens for unimpaired vision complete with tear-off pins.
Shares the same lens shape across the product line.

4 – Lens Attachment
9 pin lens retention system. The highest number of retention points
in the industry ensures a secure fit.

5 – Frame
Constructed out of flexible yet durable urethane
featuring combined matte & gloss finish.

6 – Strap
40mm silicon coated strap holds your goggles in place.

7 – Frame
Constructed out of flexible yet durable urethane
featuring combined matte & gloss finish.

IN THE BOX: 

Microfiber bag 

The 100% brand has always been synonymous with motocross Americana and has been linked to many iconic moments that have built the roots and history of what is modern motocross. The roots of the 100% brand date back to the early 1980’s when the popular logo graced the factory racing equipment of the biggest names in motocross. Thirty years later the passion for the spirit of racing remains. Today, 100% is about to inspire a whole new generation of racers and ask them the original tag line, “How much effort do you give?”