Unlimited II OTG Light Sensitive Black Amp LS Cinnamon Chrome S1-3
Photochromic ski goggles -
Home delivery from 14/09/2026
60 days to change your mind
No subject to promotional offersThe Unlimited II OTG Light Sensitive Black Amp LS Cinnamon Chrome S1-3 is a ski goggle from the brand Scott.
With this photochromic version, forget the discomfort of wearing goggles unsuitable for weather conditions: this lens adapts within seconds to changes in brightness, covering categories 1 to 3!
Thanks to its lens incorporating the brand’s expertise, the Unlimited II OTG Light Sensitive not only filters and transmits different parts of the light spectrum optimally, enhancing contrast and clarity through Amplifier technology, but also provides distortion-free vision and a wider field of view thanks to the spherical lens. Additionally, the Unlimited II OTG Light Sensitive features the NoFog™ anti-fog treatment.
Furthermore, it is suited for medium to large faces as well as wearing prescription glasses, and its double-layer moulded facial foam makes these goggles extremely comfortable. Finally, this goggle model is equipped with the RAM ventilation system which prevents fogging on the lens.
If you are looking for a photochromic goggle compatible with wearing glasses at an unbeatable price, the Unlimited II OTG Light Sensitive
- Microfibre mask pouch
Lens:
- Covered categories: 1 to 3
- 100% UV protection
- Anti-fog treatment NoFog™
- Spherical lens
Frame:
- Double-layer facial foam
- Silicone grip strap
- Integrated RAM ventilation system
Dimensions:
- Lens width: 172 mm
- Lens height: 90 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 | Light Sensitive SCOTT lenses leverage photochromic technology and automatically adapt to the intensity of sunlight to provide optimal vision whatever the lighting conditions on the slope. They react automatically to changes in brightness by darkening within seconds as light increases, or by lightening when sunlight decreases. |
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