Riding Goggles

[Yamahauler]

I finally got a new helmet, now I need some goggles..what are some of your opinions...i ride a lot of dusty trails, I heard some guys complaining they were getting dust in their eyes with some brands.

Im looking to buy off ebay if anyone has some opinions? thanks

[icp4life162005]

rockymountainatv has some good deals and a RETURN POLICY unlike ebay.

[oldsking86]

I like SPY's.. very nice comfort fit

[SYKO]

I have smith goggles and have been using that brand for 15+ years, I can honestly say they work great in dusty inverionments, like OCALA for isntance, it was like a constant sand sand/dust storm the whole time riding behind folks and they didnt fill up with dust.

[Kintore]

Also like Alan im a big fan of Scotts, cheaper I found and just as good. Ive been the hell outa mine too, very resistant lenz

[SWIGIN]

iv used and loved scott goggles since the 80s

my newest scott 89s came out of the box with quick straps and a vented lens witch i REALY like that lens. tons of air movement and so far no mud or dust got through

[okieRrider]

check out the steel mx goggles....they are awesome

[Maico]

Nothing but Oakleys for my eyeballs.

[400exguy]

I personally like Thor goggles, they have a pretty resistant lens and have superior venting that rarely fog (I do not remember mine fogging once yet). I perfer to get goggles that are designed to wear over glasses 1. because I wear glasses 2. less fog due to the fact the lens is further from your face.

I never really liked Oakley, they didnt seem to hold up as well and the elastic band wore out quickly if left on the helmet all the time.

Smith and Spy seem to be very popular due to the fact of seeing them on the trail pretty frequently, however I havent tried either.

[Maico]

The Oakleys fit my face better than Scotts. The Oakley's strap will crap out early if left on the helmet...I found that out early on. I take my goggles off anyway. Never tried Thor. To each their own.:beer

[RedRider_AK]

I have Dragon SMX goggles for winter riding (amber lens), and a set of "Ski-Doo" branded Smith goggles with a yellow lens for summer riding. They both work awesomely. The Dragon ones are a little smaller and the frame seems to get dirty very easily, but the lenses are very flexible and I have yet to crack them, even after folding them in half!