Trace Pro Compact Ls White Amp Ls Cinnamon Chrome S1-3
Photochromic ski goggles -
Other colors available
Home delivery from 14/09/2026
60 days to change your mind
No subject to promotional offersThe Trace Pro Compact Ls White Amp Ls Cinnamon Chrome S1-3 is a ski goggle from the brand Scott designed to provide optimal protection and exceptional comfort on the slopes, regardless of lighting conditions.
The lenses of this goggle feature AMPLIFIER technology, which optimises the transmission of blue, orange, and red wavelengths, thereby enhancing contrast and visual clarity for precise terrain perception. Their NoFog™ anti-fog treatment ensures clear vision in all circumstances, while the cylindrical lens offers an optimal field of view. UV protection is guaranteed at 100% to safeguard your eyes from harmful rays.
The frame is equipped with a double-layer facial foam for lasting comfort and excellent sealing, combined with an extra-wide silicone gripper strap that keeps the goggle perfectly in place, even during fast descents. Additionally, the Scott Light Sensitive photochromic lenses automatically adapt to changes in light, shifting from category 1 to 3 to provide optimal vision in all conditions.
With the Trace Pro Compact, you’re ready to tackle every turn with enhanced visibility and impeccable hold, for confident skiing sessions.
Lens:
- Covered categories: from 1 to 3
- 100% UV protection
- Anti-fog treatment NoFog™
- Cylindrical lens
Frame:
- Double-layer facial foam
- Extra-wide silicone grip strap
Dimensions:
- Lens width: 166 mm
- Lens height: 85 mm
| AMPLIFIER | The Amplifier Lens Technology works on the shape of the visible light transmission curve and optimises three specific wavelengths: blue, orange, and red. These light ranges are the most important for the human eye to enhance contrast and clarity. |
| LIGHT SENSITIVE | The Light Sensitive SCOTT lenses use photochromic technology and automatically adapt to the intensity of sunlight to offer you optimal vision whatever the light conditions on the slopes. They react automatically to changes in brightness by darkening within seconds as it increases, or by lightening when sunlight decreases. |
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