Ficeda Accessories, the Australian distributor of Scott, has announced the release of its 2020 Prospect goggle, which boasts refinements and a complete you range of colourways for the new year.

The lens height has been increased for 2020, while Scott has also lowered the nose design to create the largest possible lens and reduce visual obstruction. The closer the lens is to the eye, the larger the field of vision is. If a frame is too thick, you get a tunnel effect – the Prospect was designed slim to avoid this.

The lens has been curve to the maximum in order to achieve maximum peripheral vision, while Scott’s three-layer face foam incorporates two layers of foam and one ‘No Sweat’ layer to provide maximum comfort.

This unique face foam consists of a red microfibre layer which is extremely water absorbing. It soaks up moisture super fast and avoids sweat getting into your eyes or inside the goggle.

The Scott Lens Lock System features four locking pins that go through the lens. No matter which impact, it guarantees that the lens is not popping out.

In addition, a thicker lens material (1mm) is used to make the lens even more resistant than before. For changing the lens, you simply need to open the four tabs (two at the top, two at the bottom) to remove the lens from the frame in seconds.

The Prospect comes with a 50mm strap backed with two lines of silicone in order to provide the best goggle stability on the helmet, regardless of how rowdy your ride gets. The frame has two pivoting outriggers that adapt to any helmet shape and size. The resulting pressure created by the goggle on the rider’s face provides a complete and consistent seal.

A new feature of the option WFS50 is Scott’s Click-On attachment system. No need for tools, no need to waste time – simply click the canisters onto the Works pins and ride.

The red lever makes sure the canister is safely attached to the pins. This system is the ultimate in WORKS technology – switching from roll-offs to tear-offs has never been that easy. One lens does it all!

A larger film requires a redesigned and optimised antistick grid with mud flap. A thin vertical line has been added in the middle of the grid to make sure the film never sticks to the lens. The mud flap is made out of a transparent material that offers a larger field of vision in dusty or less extreme conditions.

Priced at RRP $139.95, the 2020 Scott Prospect goggle range is available at participating dealers and online retailers. For more information, visit www.ficeda.com.au.