Best Dirt Bike Goggles 2023

These really can’t be beaten for the price. I’m very sensitive to optical issues in sunglasses and goggles, but these didn’t bother me at all. This tells me the lenses are uniform and well-made, despite their low price. I bought these for a recent trip to Whistler Bike Park and was not disappointed. They exhibited no fogging, were well ventilated, and provided great coverage and protection. They fit well with the Fox Rampage helmet as well as the TLD D4 composite. I would buy them again—they’re affordable enough to have a spare lying around.

Awesome goggles at this price

The Good:

Really low price – only $35 for a name-brand product

Comfortable fit with a full-face helmet

The frame is flexible enough to fit closely to the face

Strap feels high-end and of good quality

Light weight

Lens clarity is quite good

Lighter tint – the amount of light transmission for the lenses isn’t listed, but these mirror red lenses are on the lighter side

The Bad:

No nose cover/guard to protect from flying objects

No tear-offs included (although they do have mount posts)

The Bottom Line:

I ordered these for my 13-year-old son who rides enduro and downhill, and he is very pleased with them, especially given the price. They have a pretty basic and simple design – compared to my son’s more expensive Leatt goggles, they don’t have a few of the additional features – but it’s really hard to fault a nice-looking, lightweight pair of goggles that only run $35. My son uses these exclusively on bright, sunny days at the bike park, but switches to his Leatt’s (with clear lenses) when he is riding on overcast, cloudy days or in the trees where you need as much visibility as you can get. If you are looking for a pair of solid goggles and don’t want to drop a bunch of coin on them, these are a great option. The lack of features is well compensated by the low price, so I’m still giving these a 5-star rating. (Even at $50, they would still probably be 4-stars.)

These have proven to be excellent goggles when used for riding bikes, ATVs, and UTVs in dusty terrain. I have ridden with both sets of goggles for a few months now, and they have held up well. I wish they came with a cloth bag for storage, but other than that, I am more than satisfied with how they perform. They fit well on the face and can be adjusted to suit the head size of each individual. Additionally, they seem to be well-made and do not appear to be prone to falling apart quickly.

These goggles fit my big head. They are lightweight and comfortable.

QUALITY AND FIT

These goggles feel well made. They are light and flexible. The outside of the goggles is made of a rubbery type of plastic. The part that rests against your face is made of porous foam, conforming well to the face. The elastic strap is an inch and a half wide, which holds the goggles securely in place. I have a big head and the goggles fit me very comfortably. The strap is too wide to fit comfortably above my ears, so I wear the goggles with the elastic around my ears. That is to say, the tops of my ears are tucked in under the strap.

You cannot wear these goggles with glasses.

CLEANING

I expect the goggles to get sweaty when I use them. I believe I can dunk them in the kitchen sink and wash them with dish soap. Then I would pat the goggles dry with a towel and let them air dry. The plastic shield that protects your eyes from the wind is relatively thin. It doesn’t feel flimsy, but it’s flexible. I believe the plastic will scratch and become hazy if not cleaned carefully.

THE GOGGLES FOGGED UP WHEN I TRIED THEM

The goggles have vents around the top and bottom, presumably to allow breathability and prevent fogging. I plan to wear the goggles when I use my snowblower, so I tested them with a balaclava (like a ski mask). The goggles fogged up immediately. I suspect the balaclava directed my breath upward into the goggles. Further experimentation is needed.

This pair of goggles (2 in total) appears to be a good deal. The quality seems nearly as good as that of my higher-end goggles. They are flexible and light, and the strap is adjustable. I like the fact that they include two sets. One set is clear, and the other is slightly tinted with a rainbow-like appearance. The lenses are pretty crisp and clear with minimal distortion. The tinted set does have a tiny bit of vision distortion toward the edges.

These goggles are a tight fit inside the face of my helmet, but I won’t fault them as helmets vary in sizes and designs. Once I wiggle them into place, they do seal against my face and perform their intended job. I believe these goggles are a great value. At the time I ordered them, they were $18.99, making them $9.50 each. That is way better than the alternative name brands for at least 3 times the cost for 1 pair. I will rate these 5 stars for quality and value.

Perfect for trails

I went dirt bike riding on the trails. It was my first time riding. I definitely tested their durability this weekend with all the dust, rocks, and tree branches my buddies left behind. The tint was not too dark. In fact, it was the best feature. It blocked enough sunlight without making it hard to see. Once on, it was hardly noticeable that they were tinted. I would recommend them to anyone.

Absolutely essential for motorcycles.
These are perfect for riding my motorcycle. Their first real test was on an incredibly misty morning, during which they did an amazing job of not fogging up, with inevitable condensation occurring only on the outside, allowing me to see perfectly throughout the trip. They are fantastic at keeping the elements out. Although an off-road helmet is recommended for these goggles, they can be used with any type of helmet. However, if you’re wearing a full-face helmet, they might not fit hermetically, resulting in gaps at the sides and allowing wind to get inside. Therefore, I recommend using a temporary solution to seal them, as amazing as these goggles are. You will need two kinds: the colored/silver lens for day riding and the clear lens for night, otherwise, the colored/silver lens might make things too dark and impair your view.

Work Great.

I ordered these for my 12-year-old daughter who rides motocross. She loves them. She wanted something to help with the bright Florida sun, and these did the trick. They do fog a little, but it’s to be expected in the brutal Florida heat. We detached the nose piece, simply as a personal preference. It’s easy to snap on and off. They fit great on her helmet.