Polaris Ranger XP 1000 Printed Rear Windshield

A Printed Rear Windshield with Style
When you ride without a rear windshield, all the dust, wind, and weather gets sucked in through the sides and ruins your cab’s comfort. If you want to keep crap out, you need to upgrade to SuperATV’s Polaris Ranger XP 1000 Printed Rear Windshield for protection with extra flare. It seals off your cab and gives you a high-quality printed design of your choice that beats the hell out of vinyl decals.

High-Quality Printing
Your Ranger XP 1000 will stand out from the crowd thanks to a premium printed design you can only get from SuperATV. These aren’t dime-a-dozen decals—they’re bright, high resolution, durable prints that are made for all the wear and tear of off-roading. Plus, they’re porous so you can see out, but they still look crisp and clear from the outside.

And we have loads of designs to choose from:

• The American Flag
• The American Flag and Bald Eagle
• Deer
• Mud Up or Shut Up
• Send It!/Send Help!
• The Texas Flag

Made From Brutally Tough Polycarbonate
You don’t just get an excellent print, you get an awesome windshield too. We make it with 1/4” polycarbonate—the toughest windshield material you can get. It’s 250 times stronger than glass and 25 times stronger than acrylic. It’s perfectly capable of handling the odd hit from a rock or branch without buckling.

XR Optic Hard Coating
We take the durability over the top with our proprietary XR Optic hard coating. We put this coating on both sides of the windshield to boost scratch resistance and protect them from hazing over time. It also reduces damage from UV rays that can cause yellowing or fading. You get a clear, haze-free windshield that’ll last for miles.

Built with SuperATV’s Experience
We’ve built and shipped hundreds of thousands of windshields—more than anyone else. With years of experience and so many satisfied customers on the trail, you know that nobody does windshields like SuperATV. But you don’t have to take our word for it—we guarantee you can find someone on the trail to ask.