LENSES AND TEAR OFF

Goggle Lenses and Tear Offs for MTB Riding

Replacement goggle lenses and tear offs are the spare parts that keep your mountain bike goggles clear when conditions change or the original lens gets scratched. This category at Foxracing.si covers Fox lenses in different tints along with tear-off films and roll-off accessories for downhill, enduro and trail riders who ride in mud, dust and changing light.

What you will find in this category

Because this section groups spare optics and vision accessories together, it is the place to look when your goggles still fit perfectly but the lens no longer does its job:

• Replacement lenses – clear, tinted, mirrored and contrast-boosting options to match bright sun, overcast days or dusk laps.
• Tear offs – thin stackable films fitted over the lens; when the top layer is covered in mud you pull it off and ride on with a clean view.
• Roll-off films and related accessories – for riders who prefer to wind fresh film across the lens instead of tearing away layers.

Browse the full lenses and tear off range to find the part that matches your goggles.

How to choose lenses and tear offs

• Compatibility first – lenses and tear offs are model-specific. Check the goggle model and lens shape before ordering, as posts, pins and lens curvature differ between frames.
• Tint and light conditions – clear lenses suit night riding, forest trails and heavy cloud; dark or mirrored tints cut glare in open, bright terrain; rose, amber and contrast tints lift definition in flat light so you read roots and rocks earlier.
• Anti-fog and ventilation – an anti-fog coating and, on some lenses, a dual-pane construction help on slow climbs and humid days when airflow through the goggle drops.
• Impact protection – lenses for off-road use are made from tough polycarbonate designed to resist roost and debris, and they also block UV.
• Tear off or roll off – tear offs are simple, light and ideal for race runs and muddy days; roll-offs give you a longer supply of clean film without stacking layers.
• Quantity – tear offs are consumables. Riders who race or ride wet winter conditions usually keep a stack ready, plus a clear spare lens in the pack.

Brands

This category is dedicated to Fox, whose goggle lenses and tear offs are made to fit Fox mountain bike goggles and to match the demands of downhill and enduro riding.

Frequently asked questions

How do tear offs work?

Several thin films are stacked on the outside of the goggle lens and held by the lens posts. When the top film is covered in mud or spray, you pull the tab and remove it, revealing a clean layer underneath without stopping to wipe the lens.

Will any lens fit my goggles?

No. Lenses are shaped and pinned for specific goggle models, so you need a lens listed for your frame. The same applies to tear offs, which must match the lens outline and post spacing.

Which lens tint should I choose for the forest?

For tree cover, dusk rides and overcast days, choose a clear or light contrast tint that keeps as much light as possible while sharpening detail. Save dark or mirrored tints for bright, open trails.

How do I stop my goggle lens fogging?

Use a lens with an anti-fog coating, keep the goggle vents and foam clear of mud, avoid wiping the inner surface when it is wet, and let air move through the goggle by not resting it against your forehead on long climbs.

How often should I replace a scratched lens?

As soon as scratches sit in your line of sight, since they scatter light and reduce clarity exactly when you need it. A fresh lens is a cheap way to restore vision without replacing the whole goggle.

Take a look through the lenses and tear offs in this category and pick the tint and spares that match the trails and weather you ride most.