The Pinlock 70 anti-fog insert lens is the premium solution for Scorpion helmets. This lens has become the benchmark for fog-free performance and is the most widely used by riders around the world. The insert is made of a moisture-absorbing plastic and is therefore always dry when in use. The insert has a silicone seal that creates a double shield System.

The premium, fog-resistant solution for professionals, designed to prevent fogging in demanding weather conditions. The Pinlock 70 creates a double shield system through a silicone seal between the visor and the Pinlock insert lens, forming a double-lens solution that prevents fogging. The insert is made of a moisture-absorbing plastic, so the surface is always dry during use. This airtight pocket ensures that the temperature difference is significantly reduced. The Pinlock insert absorbs moisture on the inside and offers you a continuous, clear view. The Pinlock 70 Insert lens is often used by professional riders competing in premier racing series such as MotoGP, World Superbike Championship (WSBK), Isle Of Man TT and more! The lens is offered in a customised size that can be found in top helmets on the market.

Technical data
100% Max Vision Pinlock 70

• Double shielding through silicone seal
• Dry Hydrofilic technology
• Easy to clean and install
• The 100% Max Vision ™ technology offers a clear view across the entire eye opening of the Visor.

Maxvision visor with Pinlock® - utilise the most efficient anti-fogging technology: Pinlock MaxVision® ! Perfectly integrated into the visor, Pinlock MaxVision® prevents fogging thanks to a permanent air corridor between the visor and the Pinlock lens, even if the temperature difference between inside and outside increases.

Scratched or blind visors can significantly impair your safety on the road, as the light from street lights or oncoming vehicles is strongly reflected by scratches or scuffs in the visor, especially at night. Biker kaufen bei dboerjes.de Rain can increase this effect even more.
 
Replace your visor regularly and always take a spare visor with you on longer tours.