2022 Scott Prospects colorways, pre ride review, difference of amplifier and light sensitive lens

I've been running prospects a few years now since they initially came out. First thing, if you do put silica packs in the tear off bag, make sure you have a tear off on. I always keep mine in the bag with a tear off if i'm not using them. you couldn't really see good in the video, but they have been sitting all winter, a little bit of moisture made a little film under the goggle. The light sensitive kinda automatically adjust, it doesn't get real dark or anything in the sunlight, but I've been using those for awhile, and I like them way better than a tint. The mirrored ones I think are all the same shade now, the first generation was kinda tricky, the yellows would appear blueish looking out. the purple goggles, that might be my first pink lens, I have purple, green, yellow, orange, silver, blue, and i think that's in in mirrored lens. They look really neat, but most the time good old clear or light sensitive is the way to go for me, but it all comes down to personal preference. I do know that prospects are A+ when it comes to goggles. I have 2 set up for the WFS film system, I like tear offs better, and much of the time I'll run the Laminates or the regular, always one or the other. WFS film is usually for extreme conditions, but they are great when you need them. The laminates, seems like because they are kinda stiffer, if you fall it's easier for dirt to get underneath them, they don't fit as tightly onto the lens (I'm talking a hair difference, but enough to let dirt in during crashes) . but the plus side you can run way more tear offs without it affecting your vision, and if you don't crash, no issues. I think it's cause of the double post (on each side), but i've never had the whole stack come off on one pull. it's possible though if you grab in the wrong spot i'd imagine, but the double post system is great. I ran Oakleys years ago for awhile before switching back to Scott, I remember having problems all the time with the tear offs, laminates especially, Oakleys are over priced junk if you ask me. On the tear off system for the chest harness, I am really excited to try that, I got a video kinda doing that but ran out of glue. I run the Gopro brand chest harness, and it's tight, but there's just enough room to glue post on, and the side you pull off is just attached to the little fold over pin that comes with the tear offs. That system is basically to get out of the first couple turns and still have a video. it's also to protect the camera hopefully a little more. On the helmet I would duck when getting blasted, can't do that with the chest harness. Anyway soon i'll be posting videos from tracks. I'll update this when I do ride with the amplifier lens. From just looking through them they seem to polarize everything, and I think they'll be awesome. and when I said they are more difficult to put in, it still wasn't very hard, with that being said though I wouldn't want to mess with it at the track. I wouldn't want to change a regular lens at the track. Thank you for watching!