Product Description
You’ve got a windshield and hard top on your Polaris Ranger Crew, but you’re getting a lot of air and dust blowing into the cab. A back panel will help alleviate that problem. Whether you’re trail riding or hauling hay bales, the back panel blocks the “blow back” into the cab. For those days you need air flow into the cab, opt for the zip open window option. Made of heavy duty fabric and components, our back panel is an essential addition to your windshield and hard top.
The back panel for the Polaris Ranger Crew is part of our modular cab system. Modular design means you have coverage options. Add the back panel and limit the blow back into the cab. While the back panel works beautifully with our windshields, doors, and soft tops, they work with any manufacturer’s enclosure accessories. Add a zip open rear window for more air flow when the temperatures rise.
Fitment: 2019-2022 Polaris Ranger Crew 1000/XP1000
Features:
- The back panel is made using heavy-duty marine grade fabric. The 100% polyester is water repellent, tear resistant, puncture, UV, and mildew resistant.
- Windows are made of 30 gauge double-polished smokes vinyl.
- The back panel attaches to the frame and body using military-grade hook and loop (Velcro).
- Comes with everything needed for installation including care and installation instructions.
- Proudly designed and made in the USA.
Options:
- Available in Black or Mossy Oak New Break-Up Camo
- Zip Open Rear Window
The manufacturer recommends removing the back panel before trailering.
All features may not be presented in the accompanying pictures. Description takes precedence of pictures. The manufacturer reserves the right to make modifications at any time.
Please note that this item is custom made to order and may take an estimated 3-5 weeks to manufacture and ship (subject to change).
Prop 65 Warning: Product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
