Polaris RZR XP 1000 Vented Full Windshield

Your Polaris RZR XP 1000 takes a beating out on the trail, and your windshield needs to handle whatever comes at it. A good vented windshield keeps wind, rain, and flying rocks off you while letting you control the airflow so you don't cook in the cab on hot days. This one from SuperATV gives you both protection and the ability to breathe when things heat up.

Stay Cool with Adjustable Vents

Those BreezeRite vents aren't just for looks. You can dial them from fully closed to half-open to wide open—all without taking your hands off the wheel. They're built tough so they won't rattle or shift while you're hammering down the trail. When the sun's beating down, crack them open. When you hit bad weather, seal them shut.

What You Get

The windshield itself is cut to fit your machine's shape dead-on, so there's no gaps or rattle. Heavy-duty clamps and a pre-installed bulb seal keep everything locked down tight. The flip-up bottom panel uses thumb screws to stay put, and the whole thing bolts on in minutes with basic hand tools. No special installation headaches.

Why Polycarbonate Works

Polycarbonate is 250 times stronger than glass and 25 times tougher than acrylic, but it weighs a fraction of what either one does. At 1/4 inch thick, it stands up to rocks, branches, and all the trail debris you'll throw at it without shattering. It's light enough that you're not adding unnecessary weight to your machine.

Optional Hard Coating

If you want extra scratch protection, SuperATV offers an XR Optic Hard Coating applied to both sides. It resists scratches, UV damage, and keeps the windshield from yellowing or getting cloudy over time, even if you're out riding in bright sun all day.

Fitment

• Polaris RZR XP 1000: 2014-2023
• Polaris RZR XP 4 1000: 2014-2023

NOTE: Works with most soft or hard tops

Flip vs. Full Windshield—Which One?

Flip windshields give you total protection when closed, but fold up when you want open-air riding. They're great if the weather changes mid-ride—switch modes in seconds. The downside is more hinges and moving parts to keep track of.

Vented full windshields (like this one) stay put and give you steady protection with built-in airflow control. Simpler design, fewer things that can break, and they work with wipers and washers. You won't get as much max airflow as a flip, but for year-round riding with adjustable vents, this is the move.