Four Features of Good Off-Road Goggles

Strong, Durable Lenses with Tinting, Anti-fogging and UV Protection

Tinted goggles will improve the clarity of the trail ahead, and UV protection is essential for protecting the eyes and lessening the harshness of bright sunlight. You should also choose a brand that has replacement lenses available, especially if you race because tear-offs are a must for race day. If you wear prescription glasses, make sure you choose lenses that are big enough to fit over your glasses.

Lightweight, Strong and Flexible Frame

Jie Polly goggles have unmatched frame technology that will withstand almost any impact, yet they feel incredibly light and flexible on your head.

Tight and Secure Fit

You don’t want your goggles moving around, causing you to become distracted or allowing dust and debris to get in your eyes. To avoid this, choose goggles with a thick, adjustable strap that pulls tight and stays in place. A silicone strap is best because it keeps your goggles stuck to your helmet.

Good Face Foam

No rider wants sweat dripping into their eyes or on their lens, clouding their vision. Make sure you choose goggles that have a good, non-irritating foam lining. Most goggles come with double or triple-layer foam technology that soaks up sweat and moisture, preventing it from running down your face or into your eyes.