100%

100% – Goggles, Sunglasses and Gloves for MX and MTB

The 100% category at Foxracing.si gathers the gear of the American brand 100% (100 Percent): goggles, sport sunglasses, gloves, helmets, protection and replacement lenses for motocross, enduro and mountain biking. It is aimed at riders who want race-derived eyewear and grip, from weekend trail riders and junior motocross racers to daily commuters who simply want a solid pair of gloves and glasses.

What the 100% range covers

• Motocross and enduro goggles – wide field of view, tear-off and roll-off compatible models with thick face foam for dust, roost and mud.
• MTB goggles – ventilated frames for downhill and enduro riding, designed to sit inside a full-face helmet.
• Sport sunglasses – lightweight half-frame and shield styles for road cycling, gravel, trail riding and running.
• Gloves – thin, high-feel summer gloves for MX and MTB, plus insulated and water-resistant models for cold and wet rides.
• Helmets and protection – bike helmets and body protection for trail and gravity riding.
• Replacement lenses and accessories – tinted, mirrored, clear and photochromic lenses, tear-offs, roll-off film, goggle cases and spare straps.

How to choose

• Helmet fit first. Try goggles with the helmet you actually ride: the frame should sit flat in the eye port with no pressure on the nose and the strap should run straight around the shell.
• Lens tint to match your light. Dark mirrored or contrast-enhancing lenses for bright sun, amber or rose for flat overcast light, clear for night and deep woods, photochromic if conditions change constantly.
• Frame size. Standard frames suit most adult faces, while youth goggles are smaller in both frame and strap; check whether the model accepts tear-offs or a roll-off system if you race in mud.
• Ventilation and anti-fog. Foam-backed vents and dual-pane or anti-fog coated lenses matter most for slow, high-effort riding such as enduro climbs.
• Glove construction. Single-layer synthetic palms give the most bar feel; padded or silicone-printed palms add grip and comfort on long rides. Measure your palm circumference and compare it to the size chart rather than guessing.
• Season. Perforated, stretchy uppers for summer heat; neoprene, softshell and longer cuffs for winter riding.

Brands

This category is dedicated to 100% eyewear, gloves and protection. Foxracing.si also stocks Fox, so you can pair 100% goggles with Fox helmets, jerseys and pants.

FAQ

Do 100% goggles fit any helmet?

100% goggles use a universal strap and standard frame shapes that work with the majority of motocross and full-face MTB helmets, but eye port shapes differ between brands, so the safest method is to test the goggle in your own helmet.

Tear-offs or roll-offs?

Tear-offs are lighter and simplest for short races and dry conditions, while a roll-off system gives you a much longer clear-vision window in heavy mud and rain. Check that your goggle model supports the system you want.

Can I wear 100% goggles over prescription glasses?

Some larger 100% frames leave room for slim spectacles, but comfort varies with frame width; contact lenses or a prescription insert are the more reliable option for racing.

Which lens should I buy as a spare?

Most riders keep a dark or mirrored lens for sunny days and a clear or low-light lens for evenings and forest trails, always in the lens shape made for their specific goggle or sunglass model.

How should 100% gloves fit?

They should feel snug with no loose fabric at the fingertips and no bunching in the palm; a glove that is too big slides on the grip and causes blisters.

Browse the full 100% selection at Foxracing.si and put together the goggles, lenses and gloves that suit your riding.