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Motocross Goggles: Fox & 100% MX Goggles, Lenses and Roll-Offs
Motocross goggles protect your eyes from roost, dust, mud, wind and branches every time you drop the visor and head out on the track or trail. This category at Foxracing.si brings together MX goggles for adults and younger riders, along with the lenses and tear-off or roll-off systems that keep your view clear, for motocross, enduro, supercross, trail and ATV riding.
What you will find in this category
- Adult MX goggles – the standard choice for motocross and enduro, sized to sit in the eye port of a full-face off-road helmet.
- Youth goggles – narrower frames and shorter straps built for smaller faces and youth helmets.
- Goggles with clear, tinted and mirrored lenses – for overcast days, bright sun, dusty conditions and indoor or evening riding.
- Roll-off ready goggles and tear-off compatible models – for muddy races where you need to clear the lens without stopping.
- Replacement lenses and accessories – spare lenses, tear-offs, roll-off film and strap or foam parts that extend the life of a goggle you already like.
Browse everything currently listed under motocross goggles.
How to choose motocross goggles
- Helmet fit first. The frame should follow the shape of your helmet's eye port with no pressure points on the nose or forehead, and the strap should sit flat around the shell.
- Face foam. Multi-layer foam with a moisture-wicking top layer seals better against dust and absorbs sweat; a good seal is also what keeps roost out of your eyes.
- Lens material and treatment. Look for impact-resistant polycarbonate lenses with an anti-fog coating and UV protection. Some models take dual-pane lenses for cold and humid weather.
- Lens tint. Clear for dull light and night riding, smoke or grey for strong sun, and mirrored or coloured lenses for contrast on dusty, sandy tracks.
- Tear-offs or roll-offs. Tear-offs are quick and simple for short motos; roll-off systems give you more clean film for long, muddy races.
- Ventilation and field of view. Vented frames reduce fogging, while a wide, outriggered frame gives better peripheral vision.
- Strap grip. A silicone bead on the inside of the strap stops the goggle slipping on the helmet at speed.
- Size. Match youth goggles to youth helmets; an oversized frame will not seal and will move around.
Brands
This category features goggles and lenses from Fox and 100 Percent, two names widely used across motocross and off-road riding, each with adult and youth options plus their own lens and tear-off systems.
FAQ
How do I stop my motocross goggles fogging up?
Choose a vented frame with an anti-fog coated or dual-pane lens, keep the foam dry, and avoid wiping the inside of the lens, which damages the coating. Riding with the goggles on your helmet rather than on your neck also helps air move through them.
Tear-offs or roll-offs: which should I use?
Tear-offs are lighter and easier to fit, ideal for shorter or drier sessions. Roll-offs hold a long strip of film you advance with a pull, which is the better option for long, wet or muddy races.
Can I wear motocross goggles over glasses?
Some frames are deep enough to fit over prescription glasses (often marked OTG), so check the model description; otherwise, contact lenses or prescription inserts are the usual solution.
Do children need special MX goggles?
Yes. Youth goggles have smaller frames and shorter straps so they seal correctly on a child's face and youth helmet, which an adult goggle cannot do.
Which lens should I choose for sunny days?
A smoke, grey or mirrored lens cuts glare on bright days, while a clear lens stays best for overcast weather, dusk and indoor tracks. Many riders keep both and swap as conditions change.
Take a look through the motocross goggles in this category and find the frame, lens and tear-off setup that suits your riding.