100% Armega vs Scott Prospect | Which Motocross Goggle is Best For You?
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
- Are you trying to decide on a new set of premium motocross goggles? If so, you've most likely come across the 100% Armega and the Scott Prospect goggles at some point in your research. Both goggles have a proven track record and are worn by pro racers and weekend warriors alike. But there are some major differences between the two goggles and Chase is here to go over the defining features of each goggle to help you figure out which one will best suit your needs.
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Good quality vids every time!
I have the armega with the dual lenses, recommend those lenses way better airflow with some laminated tearoffs
What you described with the scott pushing down on nose i have had that with the armega.. which is why im looking at new goggles or solutions
Love 100%! The Armega looks awesome BUT After 2 pairs of Prospect ( Limited Mojave and Enduro models), gotta say the Prospect is hard to beat. Best goggle I have owned.Checks all the boxes for me.
Love it to but they need to yave injection options for every lense and maybe a separate model with a quick change system
Im really interested in that hyper lense from 100% ,i wear goggles prescription inserts so that is a must
Hey great review! This comment is for anyone who wears glasses. Oddly enough the Prospect fits pretty well over my glasses, WAY better than the 100% OTG set I bought. On the days that my eyes are irritated and I can't wear contacts I was surprised that my prospects fit great! Also, I think the nose pinching depends on the individual's face shape. My 100% racecraft goggles pinch my nose airway but my prospects do not. I have a pretty small narrow face lol .
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Thanks
There's not as much foam thickness on prospect though. So I would think it would be worse.
I have the 💯 otg and I got small glasses so that it would fit. I don't like looking thru 2 lenses and the peripheral vision isn't good on the 100%.
I'm looking for something else, I've been using big rx sunglasses without goggles lately but that's dangerous.
Tempted to try rx goggles inserts but a lot of money for something I'm not sure if I'm going to like.
@@bloomerb4162 i got the youzee clip in glasses and used them all season in my scotts. Best setup ever. The prospect even has slots that lock them in by some weird coincidence. You should check em out. 200$ and super fast turnaround plus great service.
I also have the prospects and they fit over my Oakley trillbex frames perfect. The standard mirrored lenses suck tho, it’s super blurry, get the amplified.
Weird that nose pinching is an issue. I have both first gen Prospects and the ones with upgraded foam, and one thing that I've liked since the beginning has been the nose foam shape. It kinda sits on the top of my nose's point rather than pinching on the sides, like traditional foams. Cant see how it could pinch.
I run the prospect snow cross goggle. Really a great goggle. The dual vent is a must for dirt or snow. I do have 100% accuri with dual blue lense, also a really good goggle. The prospect has a much larger fov and that's why I run it. I'll be purchasing another set with dual clear lense for night riding. I find just having another pair of goggles is easier than trying to change lenses
Yeh especially with the prospect sadly
I have 100% armega goggles. And I have a 6d atr-2 and they fit like a glove
I've got the SCOTT PROSPECT 2018 I guess , white with green-blue glass. They are comfortable, but now I want to try the OAKLEY ARIBRAKE 🤯😁
Air brake over rated my friend. I gave mine away. Ive been using leatt 6 goggles they are awesome. I just bought Prospect now to try something different.
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Thank you for sharing 🇨🇱
Thanks for the informative video, I wish I had watched it before ordering a pair by prospects online. I have a few pair of Armegas, I sadly assumed the prospect had an injection lens for that price. It would of been a down step. Thankfully I was able to cancel my order and get my money back. I find it odd having a quick lens change system for a lexan lens
Their amplifier lenses are
3 things with the Scott goggles. First is fit like was mentioned, always have to push on the top to get the goggles to clear the helmet and seat on my forehead no matter the helmet brand. Sencond is changing the lens is a pain and sometimes I think I've cut myself on the lens trying to manipulate it into place. Third, every time I remove the goggles the outriggers move foreward and pull off the tearoffs! So frustrating.
I've yet to run into any issues with the 100% Arma goggles, they just seem to always work .
I feel like the prospect is the better google while the armega is better engineered
Feel like prospect having the amp and light sense lense options puts it ahead. Shame all the lenses are not injected molded/option for it and shame not a better lense change system and pain with the roll offs it looks like but having the amp and light sense sold it for me. Hopfully they are comfy heard lot like them.
Scott now has their amplifier lens that is injected molded. Spotlight is coming very soon. - Chase
7:45 if you get new lenses for the Scotts (at least the light-sensitive lens) they are injection molded
Is that for all the light sense ones? Heard they are just pre bent and made out of something else not injected molded.
Armega best looking goggle on the market in my opinion. I have a question hopefully you could answer tho. I have the racecraft plus and can’t find anywhere how to remove the lens. Do you guys maybe have a video showing this? Thanks
Well does anyone know how to remove the lens on the racecraft goggles...?
I have armegas and i wear glasses so im thinking of getting a pair of prospects cause the foam on the armegas is a little hard to get my glasses in so i think the prospects would be good. What do you think
Prospects fit over my Oakley trillbex frames perfect, just don’t get the standard mirrored lens, it’s really blurry with glasses. Get the amplified lens
Thanks for the review
What seems to be missing is the difference between a 2-post (Armega) and 4-post (Scott) system. Does the 4-post system make for a better seal of the tear-offs against the lens? Keen on feedback on this from anyone.
Thanks
From my experience, it doesn't make any difference as far as the seal goes. both companies now sell tear-offs that have a gasket to keep dust out as much as possible. They're pricey but if you want to keep dust out, they're the best way to go. - Chase
@@rmatvmc thanks for the reply man
the song of intro anyone knows the name ?
Great video I have the Scott prospect's I use the clear lens I use them primarily for harescrambles I love them and I also have the Oakley airbrake they are more comfortable to me I use the tented lens can't think right off hand what it's Called right off hand they are very expensive so I use them to just trail ride my vision isn't what it use to be don't like to ware my glasses when I ride lens for the prospect's are a lot Cheaper than the Oakley I use takeoffs on both instead of changing lenses I just use different goggles
Is it the prism lenses? Heard they are little dark in the woods. Have you tried the light sense lense from scotts? Should be great choice for hardscrambles and enduros.
Does the 100% Armega hiper lens make everything look orange as if you are biking on mars?!
Can you do a video on the best OTG goggles under $150?
Read my comment maybe it will help you
Chase, Which one do you like on the Fly Formula helmet?
Definitely the 100% I have a couple friends that said the prospects don’t fit in their Formula Helmet.
Prospects are decent in the Formula, but I like how the Armega fits in it better. The Scott Fury also fits well in the Formula. Although, I've heard that an Armega doesn't fit very well in a Formula size small. But I've worn the Armega and Prospect with my medium Formula and they fit fine. - Chase
has anyone tried any of the hiperlens options in low light conditions?? how did they go?????
I rode in the Hyper lens in Oregon for the new 250 launch where there were a lot of shadows and it worked well. It didn't make the shadows too dark and was definitely nice in the bright sunlight. - Chase
@@rmatvmc how dose the hiper lense compare to oakleys prism? Be a great video see how the diff lense tech compare. Prism hiper lightsense and now amp
Some of them will not fit my kbc lids.
I have both. Both are great sets of goggles
But which would you choose if you could only have one? - Chase
Honestly. My Scott prospects. But i have had more time with them. They are pretty comparable in reality. I like how the armega looks more but they pinch my nose more then the prospect which i dont love but its not bad by any means. The clarity is comparable threw both brands best lens. But the hyper lens has fogged up on me when its colder out. The prospect has not ever let me down in that way. Both feel strong when getting hit with roost but the armega has a more sturdy frame forsure. So i feel more when wearing them. Visibilty is camparable threw both but the prospect might have a little better peripheral vision but not enough for me to really tell while wearing them back to back 🤘🏻
@@HansZuerner918 Right on! We're opposite on the nose pinching haha. The Prospect pinches my nose like crazy depending on the helmet that I'm wearing and I don't get that with the Armega. I do like the lens changing system on the Armega though, much easier to change IMO.
@@rmatvmc thats the one thing i have not done with the armega yet is change the lens's i only wore them 2 times. Great feeling goggle forsure and i wear a moto9 with mips! Might be where im getting the nose pinch from not 100% sure tho. Its not real bad either way but the scott is a goggle i can wear with out feeling them tell i start to sweat! The armega definetly felt like they do a better job with sweat management forsure forgot to mention that.
@@HansZuerner918 That's awesome. Glad they both worked out for you. Have fun out there! - Chase
How do these fair against the oakley airbrake? Are the oakleys better or not as good?
My order would be Airbrake, Armega, and Prospect. - Chase
@@rmatvmc ah right I already own the airbrake TLD edition and just wondered how much more vision the scott would give if any. Dont get me wrong I love the oakleys but did wonder if the field of vision was any better on the scott. While I think about it How do you rate the prizm low light lens compared to the standard clear lens? On the oakley?
Have you guys done a video on havoc goggles? With the removable lenses without pulling the goggles off
We don't sell that goggle.
@@rmatvmc ok 👍🏼
@@rmatvmc any plan on stocking them at some point? It pretty cool idea and seem work decant.
i love scott prospect ❤
Is there a difference between the MX and MTB versions? The Prospect is used in DH a lot..
MTB goggles will typically have a much less dense foam or even a mesh to help prevent fogging. Obviously, you are more likely to get dust and dirt into your goggles when riding in dusty conditions.
@@rmatvmc That's what I figured. How can you tell the difference when purchasing them? I heard the "enduro" version has venting in the lens that gets in the way of vision on descents. Your reviews are very well done and thanks for the replies!
If Scott does have a MTB specific goggle, I haven't seen it yet. Oakley has their MTB version with the less dense foam on top.
@@rmatvmc Thanks for the update! I'm really torn between the two lol.. I wanted the molded and double plane lenses... but the Prospect is pretty all time epic from every single person who rides them. Scott is a fantastic company a lot of people over look. Their bikes are also fantastic.
At Scott Prospect, it is done wrong when they have two pins on each side of the lens, on which the tear offs are then installed, because it is more difficult to shoot them down than if there was only one pin on each side of the lens, as most other goggles have.
Have you have heard of TCX boots?
I've had a pair (TCX Pro) for solid 10 years. They've held up nicely all this time and I'm still debating if I actually NEED new boots. Comparable to other Italian brands like Sidi or Gaerne in my opinion.
@@turre1949 I just got a pair and so far I’m impressed
I need OTG or it's irrelevant.
Scott now do injection moulded lens and the way round the prospect pinching your nose it you tighten the goggle strap abit
I get mud or dirt inside by my nose ... both suck for me personally... 🥴
Prospect easy
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I’ve had both. Scott prospect SUCKS. The lenses on them are terrible! I’ve had to buy multiple replacements for them because they get so scratched you can’t see out of them. I’ve had the 100% armega for a couple months with a lot of rainy, muddy, and dusty rides and they still look new!
Edit: I forgot the black tabs on the out side that hold the strap also broke from a tree branch grabbing it on the trail. Not totally the goggles fault but something to think about if you ride tight technical trails with limbs hanging over.
all lexan lenses are like that. Molded lenses or bust.
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neither of em are that great, and the price is stupid high