Goggle's

[Hooptiee]

I was wondering who makes the best goggle for dusty conditions, and what lense color helps in those conditions. I just trail ride but after you line up about 10 quads and start jamming the trails it gets almost impossible to see. Figured you guys would have some input. Thanks for you help

[DallasGDub]

Oakley Crowbar are the best I have tried for all conditions. Check out RMATV they have good deals in the clearance section. Most are 50% off.

 

I also like Fox Main's. Both great goggles.

[Banshee xXx]

when i first started to ride i used ski goggles and they let no dust in at all

[ionroller]

Smith Intake or fuel with the quick straps. You can get dual layer lenses for the winter too( I use them for my sled also).

 

I use the light sensitive lens with tear offs.

[gstaten24]

I use the Oakley crowbars when I race and they do pretty well, it hasn't rained here in like 4 months so the track gets really dusty but they hold up pretty well

[DAL]

Smith Intake or fuel with the quick straps.

 

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I have the Fuel with Sol X lenses. I've ridden in everything from bright, glaring sun to overcast conditions, and visibility always remains perfect.

 

They also do a fantastic job of keeping out dust, and are very breathable (considering it reaches 110 degrees here in the summer).

[Overboost]

509 Sinister, they are sled goggle but work EXCELLENT for MX

 

no issues here, and I can use then in the winter on the sled, so I get my $80 worth out of them year round

[jbooker82]

Crowbar's here too. I use the Iridium tented lens in mine.