Get a More Comfortable Cab
If you don’t have a rear windshield on your Ranger, you need to get one now. It’s the best way to increase comfort in your cab and improve your ride overall. Install a SuperATV Rear Windshield on your Polaris Ranger 1000, and you’ll keep out more dust, cold, and mud. And, when used with a front windshield, it drastically reduces airflow through the cab. If you want to be comfortable year-round, our you want our rear windshield.

Built for Reliability
Every aspect of this windshield gets our full attention. From the simple mounting setup, to the precision-cut polycarbonate, we designed it to fit perfectly with no rattle or hassle. You can count on our windshield to stay secure no matter how you ride.

The Polycarbonate Difference
If you want the strongest UTV windshield you can get, look no further than polycarbonate. Our 1/4” polycarbonate windshield is lightweight and virtually indestructible. In fact, it’s 250 times stronger than glass. Bang it into branches and rocks and it won’t break. It’s built for off-road.

Choose Our XR Optic Hard Coating
We make our windshields better and more dependable by using our proprietary XR Optic Hard Coating. XR Optic is applied to both sides of the windshield to greatly increase scratch resistance and protect against UV-radiation. Choose XR Optic for maximum protection.

• Protects against flying mud and debris
• Eliminates suction that occurs with a front windshield on its own
• Tinted and clear polycarbonate options available
• Made of 1/4” polycarbonate—250x stronger than glass and 25x stronger than acrylic
• Opt for our proprietary XR Optic Hard Coating for unmatched scratch resistance
• Fits the contours of your cage perfectly
• Made in the USA

Polaris Ranger 1000 : 2020-2022
Polaris Ranger 1000 Crew : 2020-2022
NOTE: Can be used with most soft or hard tops

Get Your Windshield From the Best
We have spent a ton of time making our state-of-the-art windshields the best you can get. They’re backed by skilled experts with decades of experience. Don’t just take our word for it: with hundreds of thousands of windshields out on the trail every day, they speak for themselves.