let's talk goggles.

[Wades_76_cj7]

What do you guys prefer for riding goggle? been using Oakley O frames but open to other options. Trying to keep it under $50-60 a pair if possible.

 

[OHV Wildcat]

What do you guys prefer for riding goggle? been using Oakley O frames but open to other options. Trying to keep it under $50-60 a pair if possible.

I've found the 100% brand fits my fat face better than Oakleys. Super comfortable to me. If it's just sand dunes and not dust, though, I sometimes use the super cheap Amazon ripoff Wiley-X's, though.

 

[RPS1030]

It's a premium from your price range, but I picked up a set of Havoc Infinity goggles last year.

Big lenses with good visiblity, magnetic removable lenses (paid the extra for a clear), customizable strap/frame/lenses colors.

Infinity Frameless Magnetic MX Goggles – Havoc

Introducing the Havoc Infinity Goggle. The first fully customizable goggle. Giving you complete freedom and a unique experience like never seen before. With leading in class 20mm foam, extra comfort, and a wider field of view you will be glad you choose Infinity.

www.havocracingco.com

 

[SLOWPOKE693]

I use the 100% brand goggles when I wear my MX helmet. They fit well, the lenses don't distort stuff like the cheaper ones do and the price isn't horrible.

 

[Wades_76_cj7]

oh yea this is for trail riding and dust is the issue here.. I don't do sand

OHV Wildcat good to know of the size.. I have a fat head as well. which model 100% are you using?

RPS1030 I will check out that link.

SLOWPOKE693 OHV Wildcat where are you guys buying your 100% goggles? RMATV?

 

[OHV Wildcat]

oh yea this is for trail riding and dust is the issue here.. I don't do sand

OHV Wildcat good to know of the size.. I have a fat head as well. which model 100% are you using?

RPS1030 I will check out that link.

SLOWPOKE693 OHV Wildcat where are you guys buying your 100% goggles? RMATV?

I'm using the RaceCraft model.

 

[SLOWPOKE693]

I use the Strata 2's. They are not the "high end" 100% goggles but get the job done. I tend to leave them laying around where they can get scratches or damaged so I go for the cheaper ones.

 

[Gots_a_sol]

Oakley Airbrakes. Just suck it up and buy them. Can find old color schemes on closeout for around $100.

Oh this is the sxs forum. Buy the damn airbrakes anyway

 

[Wades_76_cj7]

I use the Strata 2's. They are not the "high end" 100% goggles but get the job done. I tend to leave them laying around where they can get scratches or damaged so I go for the cheaper ones.

I usually carry two pairs with me. one shaded lens and one clear.. the pair I am not wearing tends to get stuffed into the lower door bag.. which of course scratches the lens up a bit after while.. I do like the two pair for $60 total. one clear, one shaded..

Oakley Airbrakes. Just suck it up and buy them. Can find old color schemes on closeout for around $100.

That's a big negatory for me.. i can't swing $150 for one pair of goggles..

 

[Gots_a_sol]

That's a big negatory for me.. i can't swing $150 for one pair of goggles..

They are life changing after running cheap goggles forever, but I guess being on a dirt bike having crystal clear vision is a bit more important vs being in a sxs. The hard lens feels safer when getting roosted too.

Buy goggles that accept tear offs to help keep the lens from getting scratched.

I used Oakley Crowbars before I went to the Airbrakes. I tried some 100% mid range before but they pinched my nose

 

[SomeGuyFromOlympia]

goggles are like helmets
the shape of your face is going to determine what brand you like

luckily the 20.00 frames fit me, but I still trim a little on the nose
tear off posts are a must for racing for me
desert/all day trips get two sets running one backwards with the strap above the brow/below the visor

sxs, doesn't matter you can bring ten pairs

 

[WaterH]

I prefer the night vision ones. Would really be nice to have IR, but $$$.