Kawasaki Teryx H2 Vented Windshield

Your Teryx H2 cab takes a beating on the trail — flying rocks, dust, rain, and branches all come at you while you're trying to focus on the ride. A vented windshield gives you real protection from the elements without trapping you inside. You get wind and weather defense, plus the ability to dial in exactly how much fresh air you want flowing through the cab. Hot day? Open the vents. Cold morning? Seal them up. It's that simple.

BreezeRite Vents Do the Heavy Lifting

The vents are the star here. Push them to fully closed, halfway open, or all the way open — whatever the conditions call for. They're injection-molded and lock solid in place, so bumpy trails won't rattle them around or force them out of position.

Tough Polycarbonate That Actually Lasts

This windshield is built from 1/4 inch polycarbonate — that's 250 times tougher than standard glass and 25 times stronger than acrylic. You can hammer the trail without worrying about cracks or shatters. SuperATV backs this up with bulb seals and heavy-duty clamps included in the box, so you won't get rattling or leaks once it's mounted.

XR Optic Hard Coating Keeps It Clear

Both sides get coated with a proprietary hard coating that fights scratches and UV damage. Your windshield stays looking new, ride after ride, even when you're putting in the miles.

Vented Full vs. Glass — What's the Difference?

Vented Full Windshields give you adjustable airflow, solid impact protection, and full cab coverage. Glass Windshields offer superior optical clarity and work better if you run wipers and defrosters regularly, but they're heavier and less forgiving on impact. Go vented if you want control and toughness; go glass if clarity and durability in daily-use conditions matter most.

Fitment

• Kawasaki Teryx 4 H2: 2026+
• Kawasaki Teryx 4 H2 Deluxe eS: 2026+
• Kawasaki Teryx 5 H2 Deluxe eS: 2026+