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Gear Review · Goggles
All 10 goggles we've tested and ranked, from budget-friendly entries to race-grade optics, sorted by rating.
Motocross-specific goggles covering budget entries through race-grade optics, tested for field of view, fog resistance, and lens clarity.
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The Armega's Ultra HD HiPER lens and six-point locking-tab quick-change system make it the most complete race-day package we tested, forced-air intakes and a dedicated sweat channel keep the lens clear when the pace picks up.
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Plutonite lens construction and Switchlock lens changes give the Airbrake the sharpest, most distortion-free optics in this lineup, the wide field of view and low-profile frame seal cleanly into most V3-style helmets with minimal fuss.
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A pre-curved, injection-molded lens and the widest port in this test give the Vue Tactile an edge in peripheral vision, while the TruLock system turns lens swaps into a five-second job between motos.
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Scott's flagship goggle pairs a cylindrical lens with a wider frame geometry than most competitors, so riders with broader facial profiles get a full seal instead of gaps at the temples, articulating outriggers help it lock into nearly any helmet.
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The Accuri 2 shares its lens and tear-off compatibility with 100%'s flagship Racecraft 2, so you get a genuinely wide field of view and a mirror-coated lens with a spare clear lens included, a measurable step up for the money over entry-level goggles.
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Riders training several days a week get a real step up here, better ventilation and a wider lens than Fly's entry-level goggles, without jumping all the way to premium pricing.
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A low-profile take on Scott's Lens Lock platform that shares lenses and tear-offs with the Prospect, so you get the same proven system in a smaller, more budget-friendly package.
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The Strata 2 undercuts the Accuri 2 on price while still offering a near-limitless field of view and a double-layer foam that outperforms most goggles at this price point, a smart pick for a backup pair or a first-timer's kit.
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Fox's "got all your bases covered" goggle, the VLS lens system is compatible with both injection-molded and standard lenses in the same frame, so it grows with you as your budget for upgrades does.
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The most affordable goggle in this test and still a legitimate pick, a proper anti-fog lens and an adjustable vented frame cover the essentials for new riders or as a spare pair in the gear bag.