Scott Fury. I prefer them over the Scott Prospect, even if they were the same price. Good peripheral vision. Really comfortable. I would like to try the Leatt though.
Replace the Airbrake MX face foam with the vented mesh one from the Airbrake mountain bike model. Gets rid of the fog problem if you are a forest rider.
I just ordered the MX for $65 total with shipping (sweet deal). If you can truly swap the MX face foam for the MTB face foam, its only a $20 mod. I think I might look into this.@@ktmracing3135
I finally broke out the big money and got the 100 Armega , only to be disappointed. The thick foam definitely reduced my vision, also pinches my nose. Been having to breath through my mouth. But the lenses and strap are top notch. Well I went to the Oakley Air break, omg they are night and day different. Better vision, lighter weight, and can breathe through my nose just fine.
The armega was my first goggle, super cool looks great, but I noticed the lens got wet alot when in extremely hot conditions, and also the peripheral vision sucks. I switch to the Vue and I'm enjoying it so far because of the view.
I have the 100% armega, and love them except for they do pinch my nose, could be my specific helmet (Arai) but I can't even use the nose guard, it makes it pinch even more.
Thank you @rmatvmc for these great videos. I'd like to see "the best roll-off goggles" review because it has been difficult to find good roll-off goggles. Airbrake might be good but poor antifog is not good for me. Leatt and many others seems to have pretty narrow vision behind roll-off system which I do not like and I'm not a fan of 100% armega roll-off system.
I always wondered about crashing with those and you take a handlebar to the eye area, are those lenses going to pop off and not protect? I had a nasty get off with another rider slamming in to me and is side bar went to the face area, my helmet and Oakley goggles got demolished and really saved me. Maybe havocs would be okay, I don't know.
@@onthethrottle7104 I personally never crashed hard enough to know (thank god) but I’d feel pretty confident in them. The magnets are pretty tough, actually pinched my fingers a couple times putting the lenses on.
@@onthethrottle7104 I was going to say the same thing. I don't think I could trust them. I had a crash on the sand dunes this summer and my 100% Stratas ate it as well as my helmet visor. Frame on the Strata is fairly soft and flexible, but the lens popped out after the Barkbusters on my bike punched the lens hard enough to crack it right next to my eye. Got off lucky with nothing more than a slice in my eyelid, quarter inch and I might've needed an eye patch. Crash was because I was following next to one of my riding buddies on some open dunes, 30-40 mph and he turned fairly sharply across my path not knowing I was there. I clipped his rear tire with my front trying to make the turn, forks locked and the bike did a front flip. At some point my head hit the handguard and broke it and my visor lens, cutting my eyelid. According to my riding buddies the lens was on the ground next to me I was just sitting there trying to get my helmet off, my visor was broken with the empty goggle frames hanging on one side of it. Also got a face full of sand. Several people stopped to make sure we were okay and offered a ride, always nice to see the kindness of people when you are in a bad spot.
I use glasses under my goggles, currently use a 100% cheaper pair. I couldn’t fit the glasses behind oakleys. Any idea on new goggles with wider frame to fit glasses behind ?
I can get 3 pairs of run of the mill entry level 100% goggles for the price of one pair of premium goggles and never needed anything more than that in 40 years
I went with the Oakley Airbrake goggles but they pinch my nose making it difficult to breathe. Using with a Fly Formula CP helmet. Love the prizm lense though.
Peripheral vision is key for me, it is very difficult to find goggles that don't obstruct it, as well as fill up the bottoms too full with frame so you can't see your fuel shut off, kick start lever etc...
@@tonn333 A 'shield' helmet is the best for me, lots of peripheral and downward view window, but they don't look as good lol, and you have to deal with the shield, and more heat in the helmet. Lately I've been using an inexpensive an HJC HelmetMX2, with nose guard and CSG goggle. The helmet basically needs to be a deep cut at the side of goggle area and the goggles not have humungous side-frame structure, it needs to be pretty sparse.
These brands need to showcase the lens strength! At the end of the day when your eating 450f roost in a race i just don’t want a rock smashing through my lens.
i need a goggle that will keep the fine dirt road/trail dust out when behind other riders...ill sacrifice perf or anything else to keep my damn eyes clean...any help is greatly appreciated
Outriggers help prevent the goggle strap from wanting to pull the frame of the goggle away/off the riders face. They help keep a tight seal between the goggle frame and riders face.
The three best fitting goggles for any helmet in my opinion are the Airbrake, Armega, and Fox Vue. Of those 3, the Fox Vue is my favorite fitting goggle. - Chase
@@rmatvmc The high-end goggles from Leatt, Scott, EKS, 100%. They all seem to push down and pinch my nose. The EKS followed by the Leatt's seem to work best for me. But still neither was as good as the old Smiths I had. Weird! The only major high-end brand I haven't tried is Oakley. But I had some in the past and they didn't fit well. Was it just me or do the 100% seem like they are made for a child?
I'm looking for new googles right now because my 100% googles pinch my nose. I didn't know how bad until I forgot them and had to borrow a buddies' Oaklies.
I don't know. I texted my buddy but he hasn't replied. I didn't even realize until last Saturday when I remembered my Strata 2's. When I bought my bike, I spared no expense. KTM Tech 10's, KTM Bell helment, Asterisk Carbon Knee braces and the cheapest goggles I could find. I actually just ordered the Havoc Infinities. You and the "Dire Bike Channel" referenced the nose being open. Probably due to lack of outriggers. @@rmatvmc
So the Fox Vue has the widest field of view? I have the Armega and used them yesterday when riding down the road and I had to take them off and switch to sunglasses because of the narrow view and the huge blind spots.
I think the Fox View has some of the best peripheral vision of all the premium goggles. The Airbrake is right there with it. The Spy Foundation is another one I really like, but it's pretty expensive for a goggle without a quick release system. - Chase
I'd say armega with vented double lens might be difficult to beat. The problem is that they only have clear and smoke double lenses, not mirror double lenses at all. 100% race craft is pretty good also and available with vented mirror double lenses.
The main thing you'll notice is in lens clarity. The Raven's look like they have a traditional Lexan lens whereas the goggles shown in this video have pre curved injection molded lenses which will give you much more clarity and strength. Another thing you may notice is in the quality of the foam where higher end goggles will have more comfortable face foam.
On our site, you can filter out all the OTG (over the glasses) goggles that we offer. Here is a link. www.rockymountainatvmc.com/riding-gear/over-the-glasses
There is not doubt the Foundation is a good goggle, in fact, I've worn them and really like them. They're comfy and have great field of view. However, they're overpriced for just having a standard lens that isn't injection molded, and no type of quick release lens changing system. IMO - Chase
Havoc literally stole the design idea from Blur Optics (Oneal). funny how you never once gave credit to Blur Optics when they announced theirs years ago, yet somehow a copy makes the "best of" list..
What's your favorite goggle? Learn more about the goggles featured in this video here: www.rockymountainatvmc.com/Sales/3583/2023-Motocross-Goggles
Scott Fury. I prefer them over the Scott Prospect, even if they were the same price. Good peripheral vision. Really comfortable. I would like to try the Leatt though.
Havoc all the way 🔥🔥
Oakley Airbrake 🔥🔥
You guys should try the eks brand lucid goggle it’s really good
Replace the Airbrake MX face foam with the vented mesh one from the Airbrake mountain bike model. Gets rid of the fog problem if you are a forest rider.
Good advice! Thanks for the comment.
Spend 200 bucks for goggles you have to modify? Just get some O frames and call it a day.
Silly question but just getting the airbrake MTB would be ideal right?
@@ktmracing3135 Yep. But if you already bought the MX model, you can get the vented MTB face foam and snap it on.
I just ordered the MX for $65 total with shipping (sweet deal). If you can truly swap the MX face foam for the MTB face foam, its only a $20 mod. I think I might look into this.@@ktmracing3135
I finally broke out the big money and got the 100 Armega , only to be disappointed. The thick foam definitely reduced my vision, also pinches my nose. Been having to breath through my mouth. But the lenses and strap are top notch. Well I went to the Oakley Air break, omg they are night and day different. Better vision, lighter weight, and can breathe through my nose just fine.
Can't beat an Airbrake! For future reference, you'd probably also really like the Fox Vue, fit is similar to an airbrake. - Chase
The armega was great but heavy! I tried the Airbreak and OH MY! im not looking back, LIGHT, Lens quality, built quality. Only issue the price$$$
The armega was my first goggle, super cool looks great, but I noticed the lens got wet alot when in extremely hot conditions, and also the peripheral vision sucks. I switch to the Vue and I'm enjoying it so far because of the view.
I felt the Omega is too small for my face. Never felt comfortable...like it's made for a kid.
I have the 100% armega, and love them except for they do pinch my nose, could be my specific helmet (Arai) but I can't even use the nose guard, it makes it pinch even more.
Best motocross goggles "we sell" cause the Lucid's are easily in that list!
Thank you @rmatvmc for these great videos. I'd like to see "the best roll-off goggles" review because it has been difficult to find good roll-off goggles. Airbrake might be good but poor antifog is not good for me. Leatt and many others seems to have pretty narrow vision behind roll-off system which I do not like and I'm not a fan of 100% armega roll-off system.
Havoc all day!
Also note the havocs are completely interchangeable. You can buy different lenses and straps and can go crazy with customization for not a bad price
I always wondered about crashing with those and you take a handlebar to the eye area, are those lenses going to pop off and not protect? I had a nasty get off with another rider slamming in to me and is side bar went to the face area, my helmet and Oakley goggles got demolished and really saved me. Maybe havocs would be okay, I don't know.
@@onthethrottle7104 I personally never crashed hard enough to know (thank god) but I’d feel pretty confident in them. The magnets are pretty tough, actually pinched my fingers a couple times putting the lenses on.
@@onthethrottle7104 I was going to say the same thing. I don't think I could trust them. I had a crash on the sand dunes this summer and my 100% Stratas ate it as well as my helmet visor. Frame on the Strata is fairly soft and flexible, but the lens popped out after the Barkbusters on my bike punched the lens hard enough to crack it right next to my eye. Got off lucky with nothing more than a slice in my eyelid, quarter inch and I might've needed an eye patch.
Crash was because I was following next to one of my riding buddies on some open dunes, 30-40 mph and he turned fairly sharply across my path not knowing I was there. I clipped his rear tire with my front trying to make the turn, forks locked and the bike did a front flip. At some point my head hit the handguard and broke it and my visor lens, cutting my eyelid. According to my riding buddies the lens was on the ground next to me I was just sitting there trying to get my helmet off, my visor was broken with the empty goggle frames hanging on one side of it. Also got a face full of sand.
Several people stopped to make sure we were okay and offered a ride, always nice to see the kindness of people when you are in a bad spot.
I use glasses under my goggles, currently use a 100% cheaper pair. I couldn’t fit the glasses behind oakleys. Any idea on new goggles with wider frame to fit glasses behind ?
the leatt 6.5 is apparently the best goggle to use with glasses
Glasses for your eyesight? If so, try contact lenses instead of glasses
They have OTG goggles for this reason. Oakley L-frame, 100% OTG, FMF OTG, Scott Split OTG, im sure most other brands have some.
I’m pretty sure all Scott goggles fit glasses
I can get 3 pairs of run of the mill entry level 100% goggles for the price of one pair of premium goggles and never needed anything more than that in 40 years
I grabbed a pair of 100% Armega off Temu the other day and I can’t tell them apart from the real ones and I paid $12. Time will tell I’m sure.
Good for you. What are you doing here?
Havoc ftw 😎😎
I went with the Oakley Airbrake goggles but they pinch my nose making it difficult to breathe. Using with a Fly Formula CP helmet. Love the prizm lense though.
Peripheral vision is key for me, it is very difficult
to find goggles that don't obstruct it, as well as
fill up the bottoms too full with frame so you can't
see your fuel shut off, kick start lever etc...
So what's your pick?
@@tonn333 A 'shield' helmet is the
best for me, lots of peripheral and
downward view window, but they don't
look as good lol, and you have to deal
with the shield, and more heat in the
helmet. Lately I've been using an
inexpensive an HJC HelmetMX2,
with nose guard and
CSG goggle. The helmet basically
needs to be a deep cut at the
side of goggle area and the
goggles not have
humungous side-frame structure, it
needs to be pretty sparse.
I use oakley flight deck, Perfect peripheral view.
@@ignacioalpra Cool , they look like they
might have the best peripheral..
@@bikersoncall indeed, those goggles are made for snow but they performs perfect on desert and trails
These brands need to showcase the lens strength! At the end of the day when your eating 450f roost in a race i just don’t want a rock smashing through my lens.
2:50 they literally shot it with a gun... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Armega 100% - Oval head + shoei vfx wr 06 - it pinches the nose heavily
Klim edge are on par with airbrakes for cheaper.
100% Armega here
I have noticed you do allot of versus videos but none of leatt velocity vs others ... can you make that happen Chase? Thanks
I can see about doing that! I just haven't spent a lot of time in the Velocity but maybe I need to? - Chase
Can I use them in my Xd4 from Arai?
i need a goggle that will keep the fine dirt road/trail dust out when behind other riders...ill sacrifice perf or anything else to keep my damn eyes clean...any help is greatly appreciated
What are the outriggers for?
Outriggers help prevent the goggle strap from wanting to pull the frame of the goggle away/off the riders face. They help keep a tight seal between the goggle frame and riders face.
Which one has the best anti fog?
The Prospect is one of the best venting goggles in this lineup.
Leatt 6.5 vs fox vue 🤙🏻
Fox Vue every time - Chase
I wear prescription glasses and have fogging problems using the Oakley Airbrake. Which brand would you recommend in my case?
www.rockymountainatvmc.com/riding-gear/over-the-glasses
Here are all the OTG goggles that we offer.
There’s goggles out there that have prescription lenses.
Best goggle for bell mx9 mips adventure?
The three best fitting goggles for any helmet in my opinion are the Airbrake, Armega, and Fox Vue. Of those 3, the Fox Vue is my favorite fitting goggle. - Chase
How does more FOV help me if the goggle fogs?
Good question
What about the oakley airbrake mtb or would too much dirt get in
I think in dusty and sandy conditions that too much would get inside the lens. - Chase
Which is shorter, top to bottom in the nose area? I don't get "pinching" but my nose sits higher on my face.
Personally, the Fox Vue and the Airbrake are my two favorite fitting goggles. - Chase
Why does nothing seem to fit as well as Smith goggles did?
Smith makes some great goggles. What other goggles have you tried?
@@rmatvmc The high-end goggles from Leatt, Scott, EKS, 100%. They all seem to push down and pinch my nose. The EKS followed by the Leatt's seem to work best for me. But still neither was as good as the old Smiths I had. Weird! The only major high-end brand I haven't tried is Oakley. But I had some in the past and they didn't fit well. Was it just me or do the 100% seem like they are made for a child?
Planning to get the Oakley Airbrake. .
What was the outcome?
I'm looking for new googles right now because my 100% googles pinch my nose. I didn't know how bad until I forgot them and had to borrow a buddies' Oaklies.
Well, it sounds like you know what to get then! Which Oakley goggle was it? - Chase
I don't know. I texted my buddy but he hasn't replied. I didn't even realize until last Saturday when I remembered my Strata 2's. When I bought my bike, I spared no
expense. KTM Tech 10's, KTM Bell helment, Asterisk Carbon Knee braces and the cheapest goggles I could find. I actually just ordered the Havoc Infinities. You and the "Dire Bike Channel" referenced the nose being open. Probably due to lack of outriggers. @@rmatvmc
Oakley prizm for the win. AIRBRAKE
Spy should be in this comparison
So the Fox Vue has the widest field of view? I have the Armega and used them yesterday when riding down the road and I had to take them off and switch to sunglasses because of the narrow view and the huge blind spots.
I think the Fox View has some of the best peripheral vision of all the premium goggles. The Airbrake is right there with it. The Spy Foundation is another one I really like, but it's pretty expensive for a goggle without a quick release system. - Chase
What's the best goggles for anti-fog? Any modifications that anyone could suggest? Ive heard of drilling holes in the lens?
Leat 6.5 has double layered lense. You can breath on and it will fog for like 1 second then it goes away
I'd say armega with vented double lens might be difficult to beat. The problem is that they only have clear and smoke double lenses, not mirror double lenses at all. 100% race craft is pretty good also and available with vented mirror double lenses.
Are these goggles really better in any way than 20 buck raven goggles?
The main thing you'll notice is in lens clarity. The Raven's look like they have a traditional Lexan lens whereas the goggles shown in this video have pre curved injection molded lenses which will give you much more clarity and strength. Another thing you may notice is in the quality of the foam where higher end goggles will have more comfortable face foam.
What I can't find: Which one fits eyeglasses underneath best?
On our site, you can filter out all the OTG (over the glasses) goggles that we offer. Here is a link.
www.rockymountainatvmc.com/riding-gear/over-the-glasses
Prospect
no review of the EKS goggle in this group, shameful.
That is because we don't sell EKS brand goggles, but thanks for watching.
Sleeping on Spys, all of ya
There is not doubt the Foundation is a good goggle, in fact, I've worn them and really like them. They're comfy and have great field of view. However, they're overpriced for just having a standard lens that isn't injection molded, and no type of quick release lens changing system. IMO - Chase
Stop using the term colorways. That is a ghey term from the fashion industry. Why not we simply have new colors?
haha, good point, kind of like; ''were 'reaching' out to you'' lol
I should include though; Chase is the best reviewer they have
at RM.
Bruh what the hell are you talking about
@@TraviNomotion Watch the video.
@@GT-mn3bx I did
Havoc literally stole the design idea from Blur Optics (Oneal). funny how you never once gave credit to Blur Optics when they announced theirs years ago, yet somehow a copy makes the "best of" list..
Havoc goggles are really ugly oakley are the best looking and most comfortable