Opinions on goggles...

[BlasterEaten250]

What in your guy's opinions are the best goggles? I have msr's right now and i need knew ones. The ones I have right now have rotted through and are all scratched. I'm not looking to spend $100 on goggles either if you know what I mean. $40 or less is about all I want to spend. Also what places have you guys found to have the cheapest prices for goggles? Thanks.

[Stevie-D]

i don't know about ya'll...but the beer goggles are workin mighty fine for me:D

[Tommy 17]

can't beat scott 89s for 19$... they work just as good as the other ones and if u want roll offs u just buy them for it... still cheaper!

[LTandRaptorider]

Originally posted by Stevie-D
i don't know about ya'll...but the beer goggles are workin mighty fine for me:D

Oh dam! LMFAO over that one! Make sure you don't get a 2-bagger... You wear one in case hers falls off... :eek: :devil:

I would reccomend Utopias:o , but if you can only spend $40 get the scott NoSweatXi goggles or the High Voltage III's. You can take that mask crap off the Xi's too.

http://www.motosport.com/images/products/apparel/goggles/scott_hivolt3.jpg
http://www.motosport.com/images/products/apparel/goggles/scott_nosweatxi.jpg


Also the Spy Alloy goggles are very nice, the non-pro replicas are around $40.

http://www.motosport.com/images/products/apparel/goggles/spy_06alloygoggle.jpg

[400exrules]

goggles are goggles.......

Originally posted by 400exrules
goggles are goggles....... You have no idea what you're talking about.

[BlasterEaten250]

Originally posted by MXFourTwoEight
I would reccomend Utopias:o , but if you can only spend $40 get the scott NoSweatXi goggles or the High Voltage III's. You can take that mask crap off the Xi's too.

http://www.motosport.com/images/products/apparel/goggles/scott_hivolt3.jpg
http://www.motosport.com/images/products/apparel/goggles/scott_nosweatxi.jpg


Also the Spy Alloy goggles are very nice, the non-pro replicas are around $40.

http://www.motosport.com/images/products/apparel/goggles/spy_06alloygoggle.jpg Yeah, i was looking at the scotts. Does anyone know the cheapest places to but goggles?

Originally posted by BlasterEaten250
Yeah, i was looking at the scotts. Does anyone know the cheapest places to but goggles? Depends on the model. The Scotts are cheapest at www.rockymountainatv.com and the Spy's are cheapest at www.motosport.com

[BlasterEaten250]

Originally posted by MXFourTwoEight
Depends on the model. The Scotts are cheapest at www.rockymountainatv.com and the Spy's are cheapest at www.motosport.com Whats the difference between these? I'm guessing the most expensive ones are the best? are the ones that are $36 just more money because they are tearoff's?

[jaredZ400rider]

Originally posted by MXFourTwoEight
You have no idea what you're talking about.

what do you mean?? i agree..goggles are goggles and they all work the same

[coolex]

jaredz400rider has no say in ne thing

[BlasterEaten250]

Originally posted by jaredZ400rider
what do you mean?? i agree..goggles are goggles and they all work the same no they dont, there are anti fog, ones that fit over glasses, tinted ones, plus the cheaper ones usually get scratched easier.

[hardkoratvmxr]

i like my smiths they are really nice

Originally posted by BlasterEaten250
Whats the difference between these? I'm guessing the most expensive ones are the best? are the ones that are $36 just more money because they are tearoff's? The ones with rolloffs are more expensive because of the rolloffs themselves, and its a Works goggle. In other words, you can use the same lens for tearoffs and rolloffs. The canisters snap off. I would get the NO Sweat Xi over the 89, they're of higher quality.

[BlasterEaten250]

Originally posted by MXFourTwoEight
The ones with rolloffs are more expensive because of the rolloffs themselves, and its a Works goggle. In other words, you can use the same lens for tearoffs and rolloffs. The canisters snap off. I would get the NO Sweat Xi over the 89, they're of higher quality. Those are anti-fog right? I was looking at articles about them and they said the vents help with the fog. These ones are looking the best right now. By the way thanks for your help.

[procircuit406ex]

Originally posted by BlasterEaten250
no they dont, there are anti fog, ones that fit over glasses, tinted ones, plus the cheaper ones usually get scratched easier.

and the stupid ****in lenses pop out easier :rolleyes:

[400EXtreme]

i like my oakley o frames but i believe there like 35 bucks.

[blasteracer24]

What do you guys think is beter? roll offs or tear offs? i mean roll offs only clear a strip but the tear offs clear the whole lens. What's better?

[bansheeguy77]

www.utopiaoptics.com

[trick450r]

i have smith roll-offs for the average day...awsome for like $75-80 ..i also have 2 pairs of Carbon Fiber progrips with the photo-chromatic lens that changes when the light conditions change...I LOVE THE PRO GRIPS....i also have a set of white oakley o-frames that are alright...

[Loser450]

I love my Pro Grips.

[mountaineer]

Go with scott nice and comfortable with thick foam. The anti fog goggles have lines in the foam to let air in to keep them from fogging. The foam is usually harder and thinner and the goggles tend to trampoline on your face. I can't stand for a pair of goggles that trampoline against your face during a race:cuss:
Get goggles with thick foam!

[BlasterEaten250]

Originally posted by mountaineer
Go with scott nice and comfortable with thick foam. The anti fog goggles have lines in the foam to let air in to keep them from fogging. The foam is usually harder and thinner and the goggles tend to trampoline on your face. I can't stand for a pair of goggles that trampoline against your face during a race:cuss:
Get goggles with thick foam! Are you talking about the no sweat XI's?

Originally posted by bansheeguy77
www.utopiaoptics.com :cool:

[blakefoote]

Originally posted by BlasterEaten250
What in your guy's opinions are the best goggles? I have msr's right now and i need knew ones. The ones I have right now have rotted through and are all scratched. I'm not looking to spend $100 on goggles either if you know what I mean. $40 or less is about all I want to spend. Also what places have you guys found to have the cheapest prices for goggles? Thanks.

I LOVE MY UTOPIA...they are awesome!!!:macho

Originally posted by blakefoote
I LOVE MY UTOPIA...they are awesome!!!:macho Alot more then $40 though. I hate utopia tearoffs. The most you can get on the too dirty's is like 10. They haven't sent me a new contract and I don't think i'm gonna use them again this year.

[mountaineer]

check how thick the foam is before you buy!

[blakefoote]

Originally posted by MXFourTwoEight
Alot more then $40 though. I hate utopia tearoffs. The most you can get on the too dirty's is like 10. They haven't sent me a new contract and I don't think i'm gonna use them again this year.

out of my 5 sponsors they are my best and do the most for me...i love them and hope they boost my %!!!! :macho

[redlineranger]

i had a pair of smith warp ti's and the goggle is comfortable and all that, but in like 2months time the foam ripped and really pissed me off seeing as they were expensive at the time. i have FlyRacing goggles right now and there holding up great(they were 30 dollars, so there deffinately cheaper than most of the other brands). ima buy of pair of spy's and utopia's next and try them out.

anyone use the progrip 3200? got them for christmas... they change 4 light and crap.

sry if someone went over this, to lazy to read throu 3 pages.

[FourFiftyFour]

whatever you do, dont buy $120 pair of goggles and show your receipt on here.....:devil: :scary:

[jwick07]

Originally posted by CDaleChick
whatever you do, dont buy $120 pair of goggles and show your receipt on here.....:devil: :scary:

Why? Isn't that Hard Core Cool:ermm:

[FourFiftyFour]

Originally posted by jwick07
Why? Isn't that Hard Core Cool:ermm:

I knew you would reply :D hahaha

[BlasterEaten250]

yeah, I wouldnt worry about that:o

[dober250R]

I have a pair of oakley's and pro grip. I like my oakley's better cause they fit in my helmet a lot better than pro grip. The pro grip goggles are larger than the oakley's. Any my pro grip's are the light changing kind, I really like them for dune riding. I hate the tear off system though. I'm about to try some scott goggles cause they use a different system. everytime I go to tear off my pro grips or oakley's, i rip all mine off at once:mad: :grr:

[jwick07]

When I bought my 250ex brand new in July 2001, damn I was excited, the dealer gave me a pair a Scott goggles when I bought my helmet and gloves. I still wear them from time to time. My main pair is Oakley and they are 2 years old now.

[motoman287]

I like Spy Alloys, and they're cheapest at www.motosport.com or www.ironpony.com.

[rider250ex]

i just got my BLUR B1's and they are sick

[161xchonda]

Originally posted by BlasterEaten250
What in your guy's opinions are the best goggles? I have msr's right now and i need knew ones. The ones I have right now have rotted through and are all scratched. I'm not looking to spend $100 on goggles either if you know what I mean. $40 or less is about all I want to spend. Also what places have you guys found to have the cheapest prices for goggles? Thanks.

I would get the Scott googles over any of the other brands.

[161xchonda]

Originally posted by blasteracer24
What do you guys think is beter? roll offs or tear offs? i mean roll offs only clear a strip but the tear offs clear the whole lens. What's better?

In all GNCC races muddy or dry I wear roll-offs. On all dry motocross tracks I wear tear-offs. At all muddy motocross races I wear roll-offs. In practice I use my junkie googles.

[fast_enough]

I like my Oakleys, lol

[prepracing]

I use Spy's with tearoff's ( the $40 ones and put a lense with tearoff posts in them) ) mainly also ProGrip with tearoff's, I don't know what is about the spys (must be the way their vented) but for me they seem to fog less than any goggle I have ever worn. Sure is nice when you can stop somewhere for a few minutes and not have to pull your goggles down cause their all fogged up.

i used to be an oakley only kinda guy...the o fromaes worked great for me, then the last pair i had didn't last all the along, so i tired the smith warps...they were uncomfortable, but do hold up fairly well( lenses scratch easier than the oakleys). then about 2 years ago, i bought a apir of pro-grip 3400 ls, the light sensitive ones, and they have the feel, durability, and comfortability of the first pair of oakleys, the durabilty of the smith warps and even thopugh i have put a lot of seat time on with them, i am still on the very first lense. i have the 2nd lense waiting to be put in, but i can still see about 95% with the original...

as far as fogging, the oakleys fogged up, the warps really fogged up, the pro-grips have not fogged on me yet...

[04TRX400EX]

I love my Oakleys. Haven't had any problems with them so far. They hold up well, have interchangable lenses, and the lenses don't scratch. I'd recommend them. I have the standard O-Frames now, but want to get the MX-Frames with the Polarized lens soon.

You may also want to check out Scott's upcoming ATV-specific goggle that is coming out soon. Supposed to be really good.

i prefer scott goggles :macho