Added Protection and Customizable Comfort: Shield the occupants of your Polaris Xpedition from off-road hazards like rocks, branches, and debris with Rough Country's Scratch-Resistant Windshield. This innovative design combines protection with unmatched comfort by featuring 5 adjustable vents that allow you to control airflow to suit your needs. Vents can be closed, opened, or half-opened for ultimate versatility. Whether you're navigating dusty trails or keeping cool on hot days, the 360- rotating vents provide superior flexibility, making every ride more enjoyable. High-Quality Polycarbonate Construction: Crafted from thick .25 polycarbonate material, Rough Country windshields deliver the ultimate combination of clarity, flexibility, and durability. Precision cut for a flawless fit, this material outperforms glass and acrylic in toughness, ensuring your windshield can handle even the roughest terrains. Enhanced Durability with Scratch and UV Resistance: Each windshield is coated with a secondary AR2 hard-coating process, creating a robust scratch-resistant barrier that extends its lifespan. This treatment also provides UV protection, ensuring your windshield remains clear and functional for years to come. Contoured Design with a Precision Fit: The contoured design and premium rubber seal ensure a secure, rattle-free fit that keeps out dust, debris, and water, while seamlessly complementing the rugged aesthetics of your Polaris Xpedition. Seamless Roof Compatibility: Engineered to integrate effortlessly with both factory and most aftermarket roofs, this windshield adds versatility without compromising style or functionality. Quick and Easy Installation: With a simple bolt-on installation process, you can have your Rough Country windshield ready to go in as little as 15G30 minutes. Spend less time prepping and more time conquering the trails.
Features
- Customizable Ventilation: Equipped With 5 Adjustable Vents That Allow You To Control Airflow, Keeping You Cool And Comfortable During Any Ride.360- Rotating Vents.
