I have both. The airbrake is one of the clearest and most comfortable goggles I have ever worn. They also fog up worse than any $20 pair I have ever had. The armega is just as good and fogging has never been an issue. Maybe the mountain bike version is better but I ditched the airbrakes and I'll never get another set.
Visibility is a pet peeve of mine. Weather it's a car windshield, my driving shades, helmet visor, or goggles. Airbrake is, by far, the best goggle I've tried. I have 3 pairs and half a dozen lenses. If you catch them on clearance when a design/color scheme is discontinued, you can get them for as low as $110. The cheapest Prizm lens is $45, which makes a new goggle worth considering. I've snapped one frame when I crushed the goggle with my bike. Because of the rigid lens, it still works fine! And because of the modular design, I've swapped outriggers and foam to the nicer frame. Quick lens release is a game changer for me, as I bring a microfiber cloth with me on rides, and clean my lens 5 or 6 times a day. I have 2 Mayhems, as well, with the same Prizm lenses. It's a good, affordable alternative but they run narrower. And I prefer the rigid frame. Lenses for Mayhems are even more expensive. Definitely better buy another goggle than swap glass. I also have Leatte 6.5 goggles. They are way too deep. I don't like the feel of the frame being so far away from my face. Though visibility is fine. Another goggle I run is the Scott Prospect. It feels like a cheap toy compared to the 3 above. It really solidified my love for the molded, polarized lenses. Looking through lexan is ok for the first 5min on a fresh lens. But it quickly turns into, what feels like, looking through a cellophane produce bag. And God forbid you touch it with your finger. The smudges can only be replaced with permanent swirls.
dont know if you guys gives a damn but if you guys are stoned like me during the covid times you can watch all the new series on InstaFlixxer. I've been binge watching with my girlfriend during the lockdown xD
Ive beennusing the Oakley's for some time now... best perifial vision. Prizing lens is a game changer! I carry different lenses and swap depending on lighting conditions.
I've had the Airbrakes for years, a few sets for various uses: racing w/roll offs; training w/out rolloffs; MTB version for slow trail riding in winter. Fogging is the only problem with them but there are 2 'tricks' I've learned: 1. The MTB version is great but dust can be an issue; 2. for any version of Airbrake, install a new clear lens each winter. The anti-fog really does work BUT it really does wear out. For $30 (Australian), a new clear lens is cheap and due at 12 months, it solves the fogging problem for all but the slowest-stuck-and-pushing type riding, where the MTB version rules.
I’ve used Airbrakes for 5 years now and absolutely love them. But since the armega came out I have been intrigued to give them a try! Another amazing video Chase! Thank you for all you do man! 👍🏼
I got my first motocross helmet yesterday for my dual sport, been riding with my street helmet for a while. Found my snowboarding goggles from 2003 and they worked out ok. My first thought was that I prefer a face shield and googles suck. So much wind and noise and it's getting cooler here. I knew the noise would increase but wow. I'll have to get some better goggles and see how it goes.
I have the Armega's and they are by far the best goggles I have ever used. I do think that the outriggers pull them against my face a little to much but it does keep the dirt off of you. I will always buy 100% from now on. The lenses that I use is great for blocking glare and increasing color, their lenses are also interchangeable with 100%'s cheaper goggles.
Little late to this but,have you done this? Can you can actually put the armega lense on the cheaper 100% models, just confirming because this would be a game changer!
@@masonjohnson5583 I’m not sure about the Armega lenses on the cheaper pair. But I do run some tinted lenses from a $30 pair on my Armega’s(came with clear lenses). I don’t see why it wouldn’t work
After using mediocre goggles, I wanted a premium pair. I was dead set on the Oakleys because their Prism tech is incredible. But when I heard of the fogging issues there was no way I could get them. I had a cheaper pair of oakleys (bought years ago for something else) and they would fog if I wasn’t moving which aggravated me to no end so I bought a cheap pair of Thor goggles until I was ready to buy something premium. I ended up ordering the armega with red Hiper lens. Very excited
I have airbrakes with the prism lens. Absolutely love the vision, fit, and how easy they are change lenses. I also love the option of the lens protector for the lens (basically a phone screen protector in the shape of the lens). However the airbrake is a bit prone to fogging up on colder days for me.
Airbrake all day something about the Oakley brand just feels so elite on the track. I’m in California so I never had fogging. Also best peripherals on the market to prevent running into another biker going 40 mph when you fold on the track.
I used armegas for the last 4 years, just last weekend I switched to Scott prospects. The Scott goggles are 10 times more comfortable. It’s a little harder to change lenses especially the first time but once you figure it out it’s really easy. The nose piece in the prospect is unmatched. Armegas kind of pinched my nose shut and the prospect is opposite. I have a moto 10 helmet and the armegas barely fit it.
I have the airbrakes and i love them. The only downside i have about them is that there is a thin film on the inside of the lens that scratches really easily. I noticed it when i tried to clean my lens. I have clear lenses now so im not sure if its only on those but I just bought a new prisma lens and a 2 pack of the lens shields so i can protect both sides. Hopefully this will prevent the inside film from scratching🤙🏽
I haven't seen Armega in person, but from footage that Hiper mirrored lens looks awesome! That's my only gripe with the Airbrake. I have the Prism Torch lens, and black iridium, they could use more tint and mirroring.
Armega > Airbrake The 100% breathe so much better! I did a back to back test and I can just breathe much better in the Armega compared to the Airbrake. This, price, and the sealed tear offs all are cherries on top compared to the Airbrake. I've also ridden in the Scott Prospect and need to try the Fox's out and see which I like out of all of the top Goggles. So far, the 100% Armega is the best out there!
Dang u like armegas better that prospects? Idk if it’s just my fave shape or what but the built in nose piece on the prospects fit my face so much better. Armegas pinch my nose shut. And don’t fit the best in my moto 10
Los 100% son buenos, el detalle que se empaña con el sudor como dice apesar que son los Armega. El protector nasal es lo que mas me gusta. La otra marca aún no he probado.
Hey, i m in the doubt between the 100% armega, the oakley frontline or airbrakes, i want to use them with prescription glasses. Which one is the best for glasses?
Vincente, none of these are designed to worn with glasses so I wouldn't recommend either of those honestly. You will want a goggle that is designed to be worn with them like the Leatt 6.5. When you're looking at glasses on our site, we have an OTG box you can check to see just goggles that are OTG. - Chase
I ride armegas with a 6d atr-2 and they fit perfect. they look super good and work very well for my head size and shape. My little brother wears armegas in a small fox v1 and we needed to take off the nose piece for them to fit in the helmet. i chose to take mine off anyway because i like the look without it better. They are amazing goggles and all i ever really like riding with.
I'll pick up some Airbrakes from you, they sound awesome. I ride a dual sport, most of my riding is on dirt roads and basic trails in the woods. If I get one starter lens, is the Jade Iridium Lens a good choice? Pick up a Torch Iridium Lens for darker days? LMK and I'll order them, thanks.
The torch, jade, and sapphire lenses are good all around lens for sun and clouds. The bronze is better for more overcast days and less sun and the Black Iridium is for brighter days. - Chase
Any goggle would do a good job at keeping the dust out. Much better than any pair of sunglasses. They would also be able to adjust to pretty much any adult sized head, so no worries there. If you are looking for something specifically designed for really fine particles there are 'Sand' specific goggles that have a more dense foam around the frame. They won't breath as well and have a higher risk of fogging, but they will do better at keeping more fine dust particles out. 👍🏼
We have several goggles that are designed for sand and dusty conditions that use a more dense foam to keep dust out. On our website, just search "sand goggle" and you will see several different options to choose from and different prices. They will all fit your head size.
I am trying to find which color lenses are good for what on the Armega. If I wanted a lens that did both both sun and shaded woods acceptably, which hiper color would it be? And which is the best for bright sunlight?
I've ridden in the red and silver Hyper lens. The red might be a little better for woods and sun. It's not as dark as the silver and I haven't ridden in the gold so I can't speak for that. - Chase
I would tell you to try an Airbrake or the Fox Vue. Both are amazing goggles but have a slightly smaller frame than the Armega and could solve your issue. - Chase
I wish Smith made moto goggles. They make excellent snowboard goggles. I love my Smith Squad XL's so much. They have a massive FOV, never fog and look awesome.
Going to share my experience here as well. I used the TLD Prizm airbrake and the Armega Hiper. The Oakley had a much nicer fit on the face. Very wide as Chase mentioned. Felt nice and flat across the face. The 100% goggle, gave me 2 uncomfortable pressure points on the outside of my eyes from the narrow fit also. Which seems to be common even in their lower lines. One thing I did not like about the Oakley is the lens. It does bring up the contrast however your tint of everything is very strong. I felt it almost negated the contrast at times (Rose Lens). However, with the 100% the contrast was increased but the colors remained neutral and thoroughly enjoyed that balance the most (blue lens).
I have experience with the 100% but the oldest models ,now with the Scott Prospect and soon I'm gonna tell you about the OAKLEY , who is the winner my opinion 😎🤷♂️
I have the air brake and I love them i also have the Scott prospect and really like them as well ive not tried the new 100 Ortega ive used 100 percent in the the past had good luck with them but out of all of them my air brakes are the most comfortable
Yes they are. You can watch our spotlight on the TLD SE4 helmet and we actually have a pair of Oakley Airbrakes on one of the helmets in the video. You can check that out here: ruclips.net/video/V2IzYU1ffjY/видео.html
What type of riding do you do? I do enduro and the strap has never been a problem with all the vibrating and rocks. Also take very good care of the goggles put them in a case after you ride and try not to leave them outside. Have a good day! :)
Eu disse no fim que o oculuo que eu mais gosto dests dois e o Airbrake. Cada um e mehlor em elguns categorias, mas destes dois, escolheria o Airbrake. - Chase
@@rmatvmc obrigado Chase e eu achei que o armega era melhor mais aqui no meu país não tem loja que vende airbkreke só tem 100% armega que e fácil pra encontrar
We have ran into the same issue when riding slower and more technical terrain. They do make an MTB version that has more porous foam on top and bottom. It helps prevent fogging a little better. You could also treat your lens with anti-fog coating. The simplest answer I can give is ride fast and don't stop! ha ha ha - Wes
That is a Fox V3. The white color is no longer available, but they have some other rad colors to choose from. www.rockymountainatvmc.com/riding-gear/fox-racing-v3-rs-slait-mips-helmet-p
I have both. The airbrake is one of the clearest and most comfortable goggles I have ever worn. They also fog up worse than any $20 pair I have ever had. The armega is just as good and fogging has never been an issue. Maybe the mountain bike version is better but I ditched the airbrakes and I'll never get another set.
Never fogged for me. NW.
hmm id say real lens vs plastic probably
Visibility is a pet peeve of mine. Weather it's a car windshield, my driving shades, helmet visor, or goggles.
Airbrake is, by far, the best goggle I've tried. I have 3 pairs and half a dozen lenses. If you catch them on clearance when a design/color scheme is discontinued, you can get them for as low as $110. The cheapest Prizm lens is $45, which makes a new goggle worth considering. I've snapped one frame when I crushed the goggle with my bike. Because of the rigid lens, it still works fine! And because of the modular design, I've swapped outriggers and foam to the nicer frame. Quick lens release is a game changer for me, as I bring a microfiber cloth with me on rides, and clean my lens 5 or 6 times a day.
I have 2 Mayhems, as well, with the same Prizm lenses. It's a good, affordable alternative but they run narrower. And I prefer the rigid frame. Lenses for Mayhems are even more expensive. Definitely better buy another goggle than swap glass.
I also have Leatte 6.5 goggles. They are way too deep. I don't like the feel of the frame being so far away from my face. Though visibility is fine.
Another goggle I run is the Scott Prospect. It feels like a cheap toy compared to the 3 above. It really solidified my love for the molded, polarized lenses. Looking through lexan is ok for the first 5min on a fresh lens. But it quickly turns into, what feels like, looking through a cellophane produce bag. And God forbid you touch it with your finger. The smudges can only be replaced with permanent swirls.
I ride with the armega and I couldn’t ask for a better goggle. It is completely worth the money
Fax
dont know if you guys gives a damn but if you guys are stoned like me during the covid times you can watch all the new series on InstaFlixxer. I've been binge watching with my girlfriend during the lockdown xD
@Quentin Tucker Yea, I've been watching on Instaflixxer for months myself :D
Have you tried Scott prospects?
Armegas sweat management is amazing. Zero issues with sweating during harescrambles
Ive beennusing the Oakley's for some time now... best perifial vision. Prizing lens is a game changer! I carry different lenses and swap depending on lighting conditions.
I've had the Airbrakes for years, a few sets for various uses: racing w/roll offs; training w/out rolloffs; MTB version for slow trail riding in winter. Fogging is the only problem with them but there are 2 'tricks' I've learned: 1. The MTB version is great but dust can be an issue; 2. for any version of Airbrake, install a new clear lens each winter. The anti-fog really does work BUT it really does wear out. For $30 (Australian), a new clear lens is cheap and due at 12 months, it solves the fogging problem for all but the slowest-stuck-and-pushing type riding, where the MTB version rules.
I’ve got the armega’s and they are everything he said about them, I’ll save the money every time.
I’ve used Airbrakes for 5 years now and absolutely love them. But since the armega came out I have been intrigued to give them a try! Another amazing video Chase! Thank you for all you do man! 👍🏼
I have 20 year old Scott goggles... Works fine :)
I got my first motocross helmet yesterday for my dual sport, been riding with my street helmet for a while. Found my snowboarding goggles from 2003 and they worked out ok. My first thought was that I prefer a face shield and googles suck. So much wind and noise and it's getting cooler here. I knew the noise would increase but wow. I'll have to get some better goggles and see how it goes.
@@kawi5827 I got the airbrakes, great goggles and lenses.
I have the Armega's and they are by far the best goggles I have ever used. I do think that the outriggers pull them against my face a little to much but it does keep the dirt off of you. I will always buy 100% from now on. The lenses that I use is great for blocking glare and increasing color, their lenses are also interchangeable with 100%'s cheaper goggles.
What helmet do you have with them?
@@dasnicenoob6140 a fox v2 from a few years back
Little late to this but,have you done this? Can you can actually put the armega lense on the cheaper 100% models, just confirming because this would be a game changer!
@@masonjohnson5583 I’m not sure about the Armega lenses on the cheaper pair. But I do run some tinted lenses from a $30 pair on my Armega’s(came with clear lenses). I don’t see why it wouldn’t work
Great review. I agree with you on the fitment of the 100% . I like the Oakley with prism lens!
So true much more vision with the Airbrake!
Can You do a comparison between this two and Fox Vue Googles, thanks in advanced
After using mediocre goggles, I wanted a premium pair. I was dead set on the Oakleys because their Prism tech is incredible. But when I heard of the fogging issues there was no way I could get them.
I had a cheaper pair of oakleys (bought years ago for something else) and they would fog if I wasn’t moving which aggravated me to no end so I bought a cheap pair of Thor goggles until I was ready to buy something premium.
I ended up ordering the armega with red Hiper lens. Very excited
I have airbrakes with the prism lens. Absolutely love the vision, fit, and how easy they are change lenses. I also love the option of the lens protector for the lens (basically a phone screen protector in the shape of the lens). However the airbrake is a bit prone to fogging up on colder days for me.
Airbrake all day something about the Oakley brand just feels so elite on the track. I’m in California so I never had fogging. Also best peripherals on the market to prevent running into another biker going 40 mph when you fold on the track.
I used armegas for the last 4 years, just last weekend I switched to Scott prospects. The Scott goggles are 10 times more comfortable. It’s a little harder to change lenses especially the first time but once you figure it out it’s really easy. The nose piece in the prospect is unmatched. Armegas kind of pinched my nose shut and the prospect is opposite. I have a moto 10 helmet and the armegas barely fit it.
I pretty much love any video from you guys. Head to head is great, but I'm happy either way.
I have the airbrakes and i love them. The only downside i have about them is that there is a thin film on the inside of the lens that scratches really easily. I noticed it when i tried to clean my lens. I have clear lenses now so im not sure if its only on those but I just bought a new prisma lens and a 2 pack of the lens shields so i can protect both sides. Hopefully this will prevent the inside film from scratching🤙🏽
Got a oakley but I like the Scott prospect the most
I haven't seen Armega in person, but from footage that Hiper mirrored lens looks awesome!
That's my only gripe with the Airbrake. I have the Prism Torch lens, and black iridium, they could use more tint and mirroring.
Thank you for the detailed comparison!
You bet! Which one would you choose? - Chase
@@rmatvmc hard choice... ❤️
Armega > Airbrake
The 100% breathe so much better! I did a back to back test and I can just breathe much better in the Armega compared to the Airbrake. This, price, and the sealed tear offs all are cherries on top compared to the Airbrake. I've also ridden in the Scott Prospect and need to try the Fox's out and see which I like out of all of the top Goggles. So far, the 100% Armega is the best out there!
Dang u like armegas better that prospects? Idk if it’s just my fave shape or what but the built in nose piece on the prospects fit my face so much better. Armegas pinch my nose shut. And don’t fit the best in my moto 10
Fogging up is a deal breaker for me, it’s one of my pet peeves as a swimmer with goggles.
The Airbrake fits great on my large Arai VX Pro 4
not changing lenses that often so 100%
509 Revolvers for me. Great comparison though. 👍
What are good inexpensive goggles for people with glasses?
@Gabriel Hesse thx
What fits Best for a Fox Proframe XL?
Will it fit helmets like MT thunder 3 or similar, please reply 🥺
Los 100% son buenos, el detalle que se empaña con el sudor como dice apesar que son los Armega. El protector nasal es lo que mas me gusta. La otra marca aún no he probado.
Oakley Airbrake I feel you get better frame clearance side to side you don’t see the frame like I do with the 100%. Oakley Prizim is a better lens imo
Hey, i m in the doubt between the 100% armega, the oakley frontline or airbrakes, i want to use them with prescription glasses. Which one is the best for glasses?
Vincente, none of these are designed to worn with glasses so I wouldn't recommend either of those honestly. You will want a goggle that is designed to be worn with them like the Leatt 6.5. When you're looking at glasses on our site, we have an OTG box you can check to see just goggles that are OTG. - Chase
I ride armegas with a 6d atr-2 and they fit perfect. they look super good and work very well for my head size and shape. My little brother wears armegas in a small fox v1 and we needed to take off the nose piece for them to fit in the helmet. i chose to take mine off anyway because i like the look without it better. They are amazing goggles and all i ever really like riding with.
What size is your ATR-2? I'm running a Small
I'll pick up some Airbrakes from you, they sound awesome. I ride a dual sport, most of my riding is on dirt roads and basic trails in the woods. If I get one starter lens, is the Jade Iridium Lens a good choice? Pick up a Torch Iridium Lens for darker days? LMK and I'll order them, thanks.
The torch, jade, and sapphire lenses are good all around lens for sun and clouds. The bronze is better for more overcast days and less sun and the Black Iridium is for brighter days. - Chase
I’m looking for best goggle recommendation that keeps dust out. Im in a razor pro R. No helmet. I’m about a size 7-7/8 hat.
Any goggle would do a good job at keeping the dust out. Much better than any pair of sunglasses. They would also be able to adjust to pretty much any adult sized head, so no worries there. If you are looking for something specifically designed for really fine particles there are 'Sand' specific goggles that have a more dense foam around the frame. They won't breath as well and have a higher risk of fogging, but they will do better at keeping more fine dust particles out. 👍🏼
We have several goggles that are designed for sand and dusty conditions that use a more dense foam to keep dust out. On our website, just search "sand goggle" and you will see several different options to choose from and different prices. They will all fit your head size.
I am trying to find which color lenses are good for what on the Armega. If I wanted a lens that did both both sun and shaded woods acceptably, which hiper color would it be? And which is the best for bright sunlight?
I've ridden in the red and silver Hyper lens. The red might be a little better for woods and sun. It's not as dark as the silver and I haven't ridden in the gold so I can't speak for that. - Chase
Oakley airbrakes with the prizm lens is by far the best mx goggle ever made
Preach
Facts
All my friends that have tried mine admit there much better but expensive
I have had air brakes they aren’t that good easily fog up and the lenses always break because they are made in China. I’ve owned 4 pairs.
John McDonald I’ve got 3 pairs for free and never had a issue I ride almost every weekend and swap between no issues yet
Chase my armegas are pushing down on my nose in my tld se5 size M helmet, any recommendations on a shorter framed goggles of equal quality?
I would tell you to try an Airbrake or the Fox Vue. Both are amazing goggles but have a slightly smaller frame than the Armega and could solve your issue. - Chase
Can you do oakley airbrakes vs front lines?
I wish Smith made moto goggles. They make excellent snowboard goggles. I love my Smith Squad XL's so much. They have a massive FOV, never fog and look awesome.
Do they fit in your Moto helmet? Worth a try no?
Going to share my experience here as well.
I used the TLD Prizm airbrake and the Armega Hiper.
The Oakley had a much nicer fit on the face. Very wide as Chase mentioned. Felt nice and flat across the face.
The 100% goggle, gave me 2 uncomfortable pressure points on the outside of my eyes from the narrow fit also. Which seems to be common even in their lower lines.
One thing I did not like about the Oakley is the lens. It does bring up the contrast however your tint of everything is very strong. I felt it almost negated the contrast at times (Rose Lens). However, with the 100% the contrast was increased but the colors remained neutral and thoroughly enjoyed that balance the most (blue lens).
Thanks for the feedback, Frankie! - Chase
I have experience with the 100% but the oldest models ,now with the Scott Prospect and soon I'm gonna tell you about the OAKLEY , who is the winner my opinion 😎🤷♂️
When will it be free shipping to sweden?
Are the Airbrake lenses interchangable between the MX and MTB versions?
Yes they are. Just the goggle frame on the mtb version is vented.
@@rmatvmc Thanks for the quick response.
I have the airbrakes with that prism lens best I've ever used.
Not a racer just ride for fun got any goggles for under $20. ?
VSN goggles
I have the air brake and I love them i also have the Scott prospect and really like them as well ive not tried the new 100 Ortega ive used 100 percent in the the past had good luck with them but out of all of them my air brakes are the most comfortable
i want to buy the airbrake or scott prospects which do you think are better?
@@paul_shxc prospect
Lol, I got my airbrakes on sale for $90 with the prizm lens
2016 Airbrakes
Are the air brakes compatible with the Troy Lee designs se4 helmet!?
Yes they are. You can watch our spotlight on the TLD SE4 helmet and we actually have a pair of Oakley Airbrakes on one of the helmets in the video. You can check that out here: ruclips.net/video/V2IzYU1ffjY/видео.html
@@rmatvmc thank you so, so much for the reply! Be safe stay amped and have a revd day!!! Ps thanks for the link!!!!
@@rmatvmc my father bought the Oakley front line goggles r those also compatible with the se4?
How much are extra lenses?
Armega is the way to go, worth every penny
Do a Scott prospect vs everyone else. See how that goes.
I freakin love the Armega
But I have 2 problems
1. The strap always loosens
2. The face foam started to tear
What type of riding do you do? I do enduro and the strap has never been a problem with all the vibrating and rocks. Also take very good care of the goggles put them in a case after you ride and try not to leave them outside. Have a good day! :)
Billy Black Motocross
And the helmet I’m wearing is the troy lee designs SE but don’t ask me which exactly
Can you change / remove and clean the strap on them?
Neither one of these goggles has removable straps.
What helmet would y'all recommend
Bell or 6d
Bell moto 9 flex or 6d
6d
I change lenses maybe once a year? That 2 seconds once a year is the deal breaker. Lol
Então qual desses óculos e o melhor
Eu disse no fim que o oculuo que eu mais gosto dests dois e o Airbrake. Cada um e mehlor em elguns categorias, mas destes dois, escolheria o Airbrake. - Chase
@@rmatvmc obrigado Chase e eu achei que o armega era melhor mais aqui no meu país não tem loja que vende airbkreke só tem 100% armega que e fácil pra encontrar
My Oakley airbrake mx get fogged, why I should do?
We have ran into the same issue when riding slower and more technical terrain. They do make an MTB version that has more porous foam on top and bottom. It helps prevent fogging a little better. You could also treat your lens with anti-fog coating. The simplest answer I can give is ride fast and don't stop! ha ha ha - Wes
Armega for me, oakley just charging for their price, lens are better too for me on the armega
U should compare these with the Havoc Infinity Goggles. I have on heard good things from them
Interesting
flow vision goggles r the BETTER than 100%. I got these and r soo good for the track.
plebbrad Lol no
not one person has said about havoc sad! Not enough people know how good they really are best on the market!!
Ye, I just ordered them and I have only heard positive things. They beat both of these goggles in almost every way!
The gutter on the 100% won’t the sweat just go into your helmet 🤔
Bish Plz
Armega is better
Oakley airbrake all the way I have a pair haven’t used them yet but they look amazing
Ventilation/ fogging is a make or brake, 100%, 100% lol
Yxx
They need to sell the Havoc Infinity goggles.
I’ve got air brakes and I’ll never buy another goggle
What helmet do you have?
@@dasnicenoob6140 I have a bell. Why?
I’m gonna buy one of the two and I have a new v3 and I’m trying to figure out which is best for my helmet
Basically.............. Oakley is always best
Brandon B they are made in China
John McDonald everything is
HAVOC ALL THE WAY!!!! BEST U CAN GET!!!
What helmet is on the left?
That is a Fox V3. The white color is no longer available, but they have some other rad colors to choose from.
www.rockymountainatvmc.com/riding-gear/fox-racing-v3-rs-slait-mips-helmet-p
Armega is better
Thanks for the input. What do you like more about the Armega?