Goggles are the first line of defence for your eyes on dirt, dust and roost. Our off-road and MX range covers Leatt, Thor, Spy Optic, Shot, Nitro, Airoh and RXT. Wide-vision frames, layered foam and tear-off ready lenses keep your sightline clear from the gate drop to the chequered flag.
Leatt 3.5 Vizion Goggle Iriz - Blue / Red 45%
LS2 Aura Goggle - Blue with Clear Lens
Leatt 3.5 Vizion Goggle - Red / Clear 90%
Leatt 3.5 Vizion Goggle Iriz - Acid / Blue 35%
Whites MK 9 Replica Goggle - Biggles
Leatt Roll-Off Vizion Film 45mm 6-pack
Thor 2024 Pulse Combat Army/Black Pants
Thor 2024 Pulse Combat Army/Black Jersey
Thor 2024 Pulse Combat Army/Black Youth Pants
NITRO NV-100 GOLD IRIDIUM LENS
How to choose motorcycle goggles
Lens protection is the single most important spec on any goggle. Polycarbonate lenses resist impact and block 100% of UVA and UVB rays, while anti-fog coatings and dual-pane lenses with a 1mm to 2mm air gap stop condensation when sweat and humidity climb. Match the goggle to your riding conditions, not just the colour.
| Lens / Feature | Best Use | Key Spec |
|---|---|---|
| Clear lens | Low light, dusk, overcast | Up to 90% light transmission |
| Smoke / tinted | Bright sun, open tracks | 15% to 30% light transmission |
| Mirror / Spectra | Full sun, glare reduction | Reflective coating, 100% UV block |
| Roll-off ready | Mud, wet enduro | 36mm film canisters |
| Tear-off posts | MX racing | Stacks of 7 to 10 tear-offs |
Fit, foam and standards
Triple-layer face foam seals dust out and wicks sweat across a 3mm to 12mm depth, while a 40mm to 48mm silicone-backed strap grips the helmet shell and stops slip at speed. Lenses pop out in seconds for swaps, and most frames accept both 45mm roll-off systems and standard tear-offs. Youth frames run narrower outriggers for smaller helmets. A 100% UV-rated lens protects against long-term eye damage, so treat the lens spec as a safety item.
Goggles sit outside EN 17092, which rates riding garments at AAA, AA and A abrasion levels, and outside the CE Level 1 and Level 2 armour scale used for impact protectors. Eye protection is governed by impact-rated polycarbonate instead, so pair quality goggles with certified kit. Browse Off-Road Helmets, layer up with Chest Protectors, add Knee Guards, and round out your kit with MX Jerseys.
Frequently asked questions
What lens tint should I choose for motorcycle goggles?
Run a clear lens for low light, dusk and overcast riding where you need up to 90% light transmission. Switch to a smoke or tinted lens in bright sun for 15% to 30% transmission, or a mirror lens to cut glare on open tracks. Every quality lens blocks 100% of UVA and UVB rays.
What is the difference between tear-offs and roll-offs?
Tear-offs are stacks of laminated films you peel away one at a time when they mud up, ideal for short MX motos. Roll-offs use a 36mm film canister system you advance across the lens, better for long, wet enduro where you cannot stop to peel.
Will these goggles fit over my helmet?
Most off-road goggles use a 40mm to 48mm silicone-backed strap that grips the helmet shell and sits in the eye port of a peaked off-road or MX helmet. Triple-layer foam seals against your face, and youth frames run narrower outriggers to suit smaller helmet shells.