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So had a few pair of Scott Prospects stored away in a case for couple years. Go to use them couple weeks ago and the glue on the band is all sticky and a real mess. Anyone else have this problem ? I have other brands of goggles same age that did not do this.

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johnk408 9/10/2026 4:15am
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Maybe you can use goggle to search if anyone else has your same google question🤣

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3strokemx 9/10/2026 5:31am
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Congrats on getting out of prison. 

Is it possible some sort of chemical reacted with the silicone on the strap?  Windex, contact cleaner, gasoline, etc.

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Gravel 9/10/2026 5:46am
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johnk408 wrote:

Maybe you can use goggle to search if anyone else has your same google question🤣

Google glue keeps the internet working together!


To the OP: things just don’t last like they used to. Replace them.

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minifloater 9/10/2026 6:34am
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Had the same thing happen to me. I contacted Scott through email, and social media. Sent photos of the brand new goggles, and paperwork. They ignored me, and I never heard back. I’ll never buy another Scott goggle again.

 

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Sandberm656 9/10/2026 9:36am
9/10/2026 9:36am

Huh.

Thread has me digging out the last pair of googles I bought in 2005 ish. I haven'  worn them since 2010 I think. Surprised to see them in great shape. The strap is still stretchy and the foam that presses against the  face seems OK but if I wore them now I wouldn't be surprised if the foam disintegrated from my sweat.

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Heavyhitter 9/10/2026 2:59pm
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Vet57 wrote:
So had a few pair of Scott Prospects stored away in a case for couple years. Go to use them couple weeks ago and the glue...

So had a few pair of Scott Prospects stored away in a case for couple years. Go to use them couple weeks ago and the glue on the band is all sticky and a real mess. Anyone else have this problem ? I have other brands of goggles same age that did not do this.

This was a recall for them a few years ago, I was able to take mine to my parts guy and he swapped em out for me. Not sure if that expired or not but scott knew about it. 

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Cokeham23 9/11/2026 12:34pm
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I had this happen on a pair of new Scott goggles a couple years ago. I had ordered them from RMATV, told them about it so they exchanged them… The new pair they sent was the same way. Must’ve been a Friday batch

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MotoThroughTime 9/18/2026 11:56am
9/18/2026 11:56am
Vet57 wrote:
So had a few pair of Scott Prospects stored away in a case for couple years. Go to use them couple weeks ago and the glue...

So had a few pair of Scott Prospects stored away in a case for couple years. Go to use them couple weeks ago and the glue on the band is all sticky and a real mess. Anyone else have this problem ? I have other brands of goggles same age that did not do this.

Heavyhitter wrote:
This was a recall for them a few years ago, I was able to take mine to my parts guy and he swapped em out for...

This was a recall for them a few years ago, I was able to take mine to my parts guy and he swapped em out for me. Not sure if that expired or not but scott knew about it. 

I got a pair from WPS and told my rep about it and he told me to get fucked. I haven't touched a pair of Scott Googles since

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Heavyhitter 9/18/2026 12:06pm
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Vet57 wrote:
So had a few pair of Scott Prospects stored away in a case for couple years. Go to use them couple weeks ago and the glue...

So had a few pair of Scott Prospects stored away in a case for couple years. Go to use them couple weeks ago and the glue on the band is all sticky and a real mess. Anyone else have this problem ? I have other brands of goggles same age that did not do this.

Heavyhitter wrote:
This was a recall for them a few years ago, I was able to take mine to my parts guy and he swapped em out for...

This was a recall for them a few years ago, I was able to take mine to my parts guy and he swapped em out for me. Not sure if that expired or not but scott knew about it. 

MotoThroughTime wrote:
I got a pair from WPS and told my rep about it and he told me to get fucked. I haven't touched a pair of Scott...

I got a pair from WPS and told my rep about it and he told me to get fucked. I haven't touched a pair of Scott Googles since

bummer, I just asked my parts manager to deal with it and it was dealt with lol

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WhatsStoppingU 9/19/2026 4:21am
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"Google Glue"

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AI Overview
 
Glue is any non-metallic substance applied to surfaces to bind them together and resist separation. [1]
 
Common Types of Glue
  • Super Glue (CA): Fast-acting cyanoacrylate adhesives for instant, high-strength bonds on small repairs. [1, 2]
  • Epoxy: Two-part heavy-duty systems mixed to create maximum-strength bonds for metal, stone, and glass. [1, 2]
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3strokemx 9/19/2026 6:13am
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WhatsStoppingU wrote:
"Google Glue"OKAI Overview Glue is any non-metallic substance applied to surfaces to bind them together and resist separation. [1] Common Types of GlueSchool &...

"Google Glue"

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AI Overview
 
Glue is any non-metallic substance applied to surfaces to bind them together and resist separation. [1]
 
Common Types of Glue
  • Super Glue (CA): Fast-acting cyanoacrylate adhesives for instant, high-strength bonds on small repairs. [1, 2]
  • Epoxy: Two-part heavy-duty systems mixed to create maximum-strength bonds for metal, stone, and glass. [1, 2]
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Boomslang 9/19/2026 8:43am
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Vet57 wrote:
So had a few pair of Scott Prospects stored away in a case for couple years. Go to use them couple weeks ago and the glue...

So had a few pair of Scott Prospects stored away in a case for couple years. Go to use them couple weeks ago and the glue on the band is all sticky and a real mess. Anyone else have this problem ? I have other brands of goggles same age that did not do this.

Hello Sir, I Googled "Glue" and this is what I got.

Glue, also known as an adhesive, is a non-metallic substance used to tightly bind two separate surfaces together and stop them from pulling apart. [1, 2]

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minifloater wrote:
Had the same thing happen to me. I contacted Scott through email, and social media. Sent photos of the brand new goggles, and paperwork. They ignored...

Had the same thing happen to me. I contacted Scott through email, and social media. Sent photos of the brand new goggles, and paperwork. They ignored me, and I never heard back. I’ll never buy another Scott goggle again.

 

I had the same thing with sticky strap goop.  This was kind of a known issue for a bit.  I called Scott and told them and they mailed me another strap.

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