
2019 Goggle Round-Up
With so many options available for the goggle-wearing rider, let’s take a look at what’s out there. Here’s a brief overview of various brands and models, their features, and price ranges.
Fly Racing
• Focus
• Zone Pro
Klim
• Viper
The Viper is Klim’s more affordable goggle choice. But it’s no slouch with features like triple-layer comfort foam, sweat control, and their FOV frame geometry which provide a wide and optically excellent field of view. MSRP: $49.99−$69.99
• Viper Pro
Moving to the Viper Pro gets a rider tear-offs, removable nose guard, mirror lenses, and outriggers for an even more comfortable fit than the regular Viper. MSRP: $89.99−$109.99 Klim.com
Flow Vision
• Rythem
Flow Vision may not have many goggle designs, but the Rythem is a serious product.It comes stock with triple-thick mirrored lenses, and triple foam with a relaxed nose fit for all day comfort. Dollar for dollar, these goggles offer a lot of bang for the bucks. MSRP: $56 FlowVisionCo.com
Ariete
• Adrenaline Profi
Ariete touts their ventilation design and we agree, it is excellent. The Ariete lenses are outstanding, too. MSRP:$64.95
• Mudmax
The Mudmax is another well-vented design of Ariete. This model comes stock with a mirrored lens and an additional clear Lexan lens. MSRP: $69.95 Ariete.com
Leatt
• Velocity 6.5
While we’re not going to test the “bulletproof” assertion on their box, the Leatt’s are by far the thickest and strongest we examined in this lineup. They boast an impressive ballistic rating for their lenses. They also feature an extremely easy quick release for lens changes, wide field of view, and the relaxed foam in the nose area make these an excellent overall choice, and this writer/rider’s personal favorite. MSRP: $79.99 and $99.99 with roll off. Leatt.com
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