Motocross Goggles
For Motocross, Off-Road or FMX Use

A good pair of motocross goggles is something that anyone who is riding a dirt bike should have and this is true whether you're just trail riding, toolin' around on a motocross track or hucking some gnarly gaps. Furthermore, a good, quality set of goggles becomes even more important if you're racing off-road disciplines such as GNCC's, enduro's or hare scrambles, beating down laps on the motocross tracks in a race or practice fashion or if you're gassing it off the ramps and dirt hits as eye protection is really something to take seriously.

Get this... Riding without goggles and only using something such as sunglasses is just asking for an eye injury as riding off road can easily cause an eye injury due to an unseen branch or from flying, mud, rocks or roost that can easily get past a pair of glasses not to mention their inadequacy when it comes to smaller airborne particles such as dust and small rocks etc that the front wheel is known for kicking up.

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When Shopping for Motocross Goggles... It's important to not only ensure that you are looking at a model that has colors and style that matches the rest of your gear, you also want to review the features of each goggle and at a minimum, ensure that the model you are looking at has features such as:

• Tear-Off Posts
• Quality Ventilation Ports
• Easily Replaceable Lenses
• A Frame That Fits Over Prescription Glasses (OTG)
• Lenses that are Anti-Fog and Scratch Resistant

Other Goggle Accessories You Should Consider

Along with a fresh pair of motocross goggles, you'll also want to get hooked up with a few of the more common goggle accessories that come in handy on a regular basis, as climate and riding conditions seem to always change from one track or riding area to another so a darkened or clear lens may be needed from one day to the next and tear offs are also a smart choice as a face full of roost will frequently block your vision and is when a tear off can provide a new and fresh field of vision in an instant.

• About Tear-Offs
  If you're not familiar with using Tear Offs, you'll want to quickly become familiar with these, as tear offs are an inexpensive thin disposable film which covers the goggle lens and can provide a clear field of vision in an instant which is nice when you suddenly get a face full of roost.

When using tear offs... It's best to stack these in the way that the accompanying instructions show, although a tip to keep in mind which I have learned through years of tear-off use is that using more than about 5 or 7 tear-offs on a set of goggles usually results in a clouded field of vision due to the multiple layers over the lens. This clouding is not really avoidable when using a large number of tear offs on a set of goggles so if it's a wet and sloppy race, as off-road races such as GNCC's and hare scrambles or enduro's can become, it's best to have more than one set of goggles loaded with tear offs whereas you can pull over mid race such as during a fuel stop and swap goggles with your pit crew, otherwise your field of vision will be clouded and is not the best or safest way to be riding.

• "Roll Offs" are an alternative to tear offs, although roll-offs are not as widely used as tear offs due to the system required to use these and their design not usually fitting as wide of range of goggles as tear offs do. Another disadvantage to roll offs is their narrow field of vision that they create upon a "pull" so we don't generally run roll offs nor do we recommend these, as tear offs are a much better alternative and much more widely accepted by goggle manufacturers.

• Replacement Goggle Lenses are something that should be in your gear bag as you can quickly swap out a clear lens for a shaded lens on a bright day and vice versa for a cloudy, overcast or rainy day when you may need a clear lens to enable the best field of vision and a replacement goggle lens is a smart thing to consider when purchasing a set of motocross goggles, as replacement goggle lenses can not only provide additional eye shade on a bright day or clearer vision from a shaded lens when necessary, replacement goggle lenses also come in handy when the existing lens that is fitted to the goggle frame becomes scratched or otherwise damaged.