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Polaris Polarized Snowmobile Helmet Sun Lens Sunglasses 2852425 Supreme Xtreme on 2040-parts.com

US $29.64
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Minneapolis, Minnesota, US

Minneapolis, Minnesota, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Brand:Polaris Color:Smoke

Polaris snowmobile helmet Polarized Sun Lens - Attaches over existing helmet shield, no fogging or pinching like sunglasses.  Polarized Lens Material blocks a minimum of 99.8% of harmful UV rays, glare, and meets or exceeds ANSI Z80.3, FDA signal and impact tests for contemporary eyewear.  Lens fits in your pocket when not in use!  New in package.  Don't miss out!

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