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Ride comfortably in bright and challenging conditions with the Scorpion EXO Pinlock dark smoke faceshield for your EXO-GT930 helmet. This shield combines glare-reducing dark smoke tint with advanced Pinlock anti-fog technology, ensuring clear vision no matter the weather.
A clear view of the road is paramount for any rider, and this Scorpion EXO faceshield delivers on all fronts. Designed as a direct replacement for the EXO-GT930, it integrates the proven Pinlock anti-fog system with a dark smoke tint. This means less glare on sunny days and no fogging when temperatures drop or humidity rises, keeping your focus where it needs to be.
Whether you're battling harsh sun or unexpected rain, this Pinlock dark smoke faceshield prepares your EXO-GT930 helmet for the challenge. The combination of glare reduction and fog prevention makes it an ideal choice for riders who demand peak performance and safety from their gear, allowing for a more enjoyable and secure journey.
Will this Pinlock faceshield fit my Scorpion EXO-GT930 helmet?
Yes, this is the OEM Pinlock faceshield specifically designed as a direct replacement for the Scorpion EXO-GT930.
What is Pinlock technology and how does it work?
Pinlock technology creates an insulating air gap between two lens surfaces, which effectively traps warm air and prevents condensation from forming, thus eliminating fogging.
When is the dark smoke tint most effective?
The dark smoke tint is best suited for bright daylight riding and sunny conditions, as it significantly reduces glare and eye strain. For low-light or night riding, a clear or lighter tint is recommended.
| BRAND | Scorpion EXO |
| TYPE | Helmet Accessories |
| SKU | 75-2040 |
I'm not sure if it's the helmets style or I haven't gotten the pinlock to seal correctly. After numerous times of trying to get it to seal, the helmet still fogs up. Granted the helmet doesn't come with a breath guard, but I still expected the pinkock to perform better
