Goggles

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Goggles are the first line of defence for your eyes on dirt, dust and roost. Our off-road and MX range covers Leatt, Thor, Spy Optic, Shot, Nitro, Airoh and RXT. Wide-vision frames, layered foam and tear-off ready lenses keep your sightline clear from the gate drop to the chequered flag. How to choose motorcycle goggles Lens protection is the single most important spec on any goggle. Polycarbonate lenses resist impact and block 100% of UVA and UVB rays, while anti-fog coatings and dual-pane lenses with a 1mm to 2mm air gap stop condensation when sweat and humidity climb. Match the goggle to your riding conditions, not just the colour. Lens / Feature Best Use Key Spec Clear lens Low light, dusk, overcast Up to 90% light transmission Smoke / tinted Bright sun, open tracks 15% to 30% light transmission Mirror / Spectra Full sun, glare reduction Reflective coating, 100% UV block Roll-off ready Mud, wet enduro 36mm film canisters Tear-off posts MX racing Stacks of 7 to 10 tear-offs Fit, foam and standards Triple-layer face foam seals dust out and wicks sweat across a 3mm to 12mm depth, while a 40mm to 48mm silicone-backed strap grips the helmet shell and stops slip at speed. Lenses pop out in seconds for swaps, and most frames accept both 45mm roll-off systems and standard tear-offs. Youth frames run narrower outriggers for smaller helmets. A 100% UV-rated lens protects against long-term eye damage, so treat the lens spec as a safety item. Goggles sit outside EN 17092, which rates riding garments at AAA, AA and A abrasion levels, and outside the CE Level 1 and Level 2 armour scale used for impact protectors. Eye protection is governed by impact-rated polycarbonate instead, so pair quality goggles with certified kit. Browse Off-Road Helmets , layer up with Chest Protectors , add Knee Guards , and round out your kit with MX Jerseys . Related: Off-Road Helmets · Chest Protectors · Knee Guards · MX Jerseys · Mens Off-Road Gloves Frequently asked questions What lens tint shou

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