Best Motorcycle Goggles to Keep Your Ojos Safe

KLIM is known for its premium products and intense product development testing. The Viper Pro off-road goggles are no different. Designed with maximum field of view, optimal ventilation, and durability in mind, the Viper Pro were created to be the best performing trail/off-road goggles on the market. Head over to KLIM’s website to learn more about the laundry list of features included with these goggles.

FLY’s Zone Pro goggles feature a polycarbonate lens treated with anti-fog and anti-scratch coatings for longevity and a lightweight polyurethane frame which, with the outrigger strap connection, allows for a comfortable fit for users. The premium multi-layer foam also adds to the comfort and feels top notch. As on many other goggles here, there is a removable nose guard and the lens comes standard with tear-off posts. Plenty of color options are available and each comes with a clear lens and goggle bag.

The Armega is 100%’s top-of-the-line racing goggles, but that doesn’t mean it’s only suited for track use. The bevy of features the Armega carries with it are equally at home trail riding as they are running motos. Outriggers connect the strap to the goggles and ensure a secure fit regardless of helmet shape. The pre-curved lens is similar to its predecessor, the Racecraft, but now provides a larger field of view and is much easier to change quickly. These goggles feature a removable nose guard to protect your face from flying debris; another solution, stay in front! 100% says its next-generation sweat collection management and drainage system works wonders when the temps rise. The Armega is available in plenty of lens and color options.

509’s Kingpin off-road goggles put an emphasis on creating the best lens possible. The Kingpin uses 509’s technology to create a fog-free lens that is claimed to be five times clearer and longer lasting than traditional lenses and is also fitted with tear-off posts. The Kingpin Fuzion uses a triple-layer foam for a comfortable fit and comes with a removable nose guard.

Fox is quite proud of the Vue goggles which were developed with Ken Roczen to create the best eye protection possible for racing. They’re said to fit deeper into the helmet to provide a comfortable secure fit while maximizing the widest field of view possible. Equipped with a pre-curved polycarbonate injection-molded lens, Fox claims optical clarity and increased impact resistance while the TruLock system allows for easy lens changes. Fox keeps it more subtle and refined in styling with the Vue line and delivers modern, well-thought-out goggles that perform as good as they look.

FXR began as a snowmobile gear company but has now made the transition to offer moto gear in addition to a solid line of casual apparel. The FXR Pilot MX are the Canadian company’s top-of-the-line goggles. The Pilot MX has all sorts of premium features one would expect for goggles in this price range, such as outrigger strap connections, anti-fog and anti-scratch UV lens coatings, a removable nose guard, and 3D contoured triple density face foam for comfort. Included with the Pilot MX is a clear lens and goggle bag.

These brand new goggles from Leatt are bulletproof, literally. Tested to CE, military ballistic, and ANSI standards, the folks at Leatt wanted to be sure nothing was getting past the Velocity 6.5’s lens, even a .22 caliber bullet. With similar high-end features to other premium goggles on the market, the Velocity 6.5 comes in hot in a market full of great options, giving riders a new choice when considering pro-level eye protection.

The Oakley Airbrake is built to fit a variety of faces and helmets for ultimate versatility. Oakley’s Plutonite lens technology offers excellent protection while also being easy to swap. The wide field of view and anti-fog treatment is also appreciated when riding off-road. The Oakley Airbrake also features a O-Hydrolix triple-layer foam with moisture-wicking polar fleece lining for all-day comfort.

The Scott Prospect was designed to give riders maximum field of view not only peripherally, but also top to bottom. In addition, the lens is anti-fog and anti-scratch resistant and is locked into the frame with Scott’s Lens Lock System, which is designed to keep the lens in place no matter how great the impact. Outriggers and a three-layer foam provide a secure comfortable fit, while the large silicone-backed strap prevents slipping. The Prospect also comes with a clear lens and goggle bag.

Spy puts an emphasis on the Foundation goggles’ wide peripheral view, HD Lexan lens which provides higher contrast vision in all lighting conditions, and its RISE ventilation system which maximizes the venturi effect of channeling air through the goggles. Other creature comforts such as triple-layer face foam, removable nose guard, and large strap complete the package. The Foundation comes with a 10-pack of tear-offs, a clear lens, and goggle bag.