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Compare	Scott Notice OTG Goggles 2012	VS	Scott Notice No Fog Fan OTG Goggles 2013

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There are 3 differences and 14 similarities between Scott Notice OTG Goggles 2012, Scott Notice No Fog Fan OTG Goggles 2013

General
Gender		Adult	vs	Adult
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Brand		Scott	vs	Scott
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Model Year		2012	vs	2013
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Specifications
Product ID		240,603	vs	280,408
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OTG		Yes	vs	Yes
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Frame Size		Large	vs	Large
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Spherical Lens		Yes	vs	Yes
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Polarized		No	vs	No
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Photochromatic		No	vs	No
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Helmet Compatible		Yes	vs	Yes
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Lens Coating		N/a	vs	N/a
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Lens Shape		Spherical	vs	Spherical
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Fog Fan		No	vs	Yes
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Rubberized Strap		No	vs	No
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Race		No	vs	No
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Headphones Included		No	vs	No
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Additional Details		Permanent No-fog Anti Fog Lens Treatments, Panoramic Spherical Optiview Double Lenses, Premium Multi-layered Face Foam, Seamless Helmet Compatibility, 100% Uv Protection Reduces Eye Fatigue, Patented Acs ( Air Control System) Venting Helps Circulate Air, Unique Scott Fit System Allows For Multiple Micro Adjustments	vs	Scott Fit System For Customized Face And Nose Fit, Hypoallergenic 3-layer Ultra Soft Face Foam, Quick Connect Strap, Spherical Scott Optiview Double Lens, No Fog Anti-fog Lens Treatment, Air Control System For Active Lens Venting
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