Motocross masks and face masks
Our selection of Masks includes Strata and Armatic motocross masks for adults and children, Progrip Vision and Menace Roll-Off, Ariete, Shot Assault and Moraco, as well as the Scorpion Exo-Combat face masks, Zan Headgear and The Mad Mask from Le Motard Bleu.
A clear vision, even in the mud.
Protecting your eyes off-road
In motocross and enduro, the helmet doesn’t have a visor: the goggles protect your eyes from dirt, stones, dust, and wind. They feature a soft frame that fits the face, a multilayer foam that absorbs sweat and filters dust, an interchangeable lens, and a wide, silicone strap to hold it on the helmet.
The rest of the range
The goggles and visors are also available in:
All the options are available on the goggles and visors page.
The right tint
The clear lens is suitable for wooded areas and dark days, while the tinted or iridium lenses, which are reflective, reduce glare in bright sunlight. The anti-fog and UV treatments are essential. For muddy conditions, the roll-off system, like on the Progrip Menace, dispenses a clear film with a simple motion, and the tear-offs, removable films, can be taken off during the race. The brands Progrip and Ariete are the benchmarks.
The lower face
For jet helmets and retro style riders, the face masks protect the lower face from wind, cold, and insects: the Scorpion Exo-Combat attaches to the brand's Combat helmet, the Zan Headgear has a bold look, and The Mad Mask from Le Motard Bleu pairs with a tinted or iridium lens. Clean the lens with lukewarm water and a microfiber cloth, never dry.
Good deals
Good deals can also be found among the bargains, special offers, sales, clearance, and Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and items shipped in 24 hours are prepared and dispatched within that timeframe. The highlights of the year follow a consistent order: the Black Friday at the end of autumn, the holiday season, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, then the summer sales and back to school.
Frequently asked questions
What is a roll-off system on motocross goggles?
The roll-off dispenses a clear film in front of the lens with a pull string: the rider clears the mud in one motion without stopping. The Progrip Menace Roll-Off is equipped with it, making it ideal for muddy races.
Which lens should I choose for my motocross goggles?
The clear lens is suitable for overcast weather and wooded areas, while the tinted or mirrored lens is for bright sunlight. An interchangeable lens allows you to match the goggles to the light conditions of each ride.
Can motocross goggles be worn with prescription glasses?
Some goggles are designed to fit over prescription glasses, with a deeper frame and notches for the temples. You should check this compatibility before buying.
How do I choose motocross goggles for a child?
A child’s goggle, which is smaller, fits the opening of a junior helmet without leaving gaps. The child versions of the Strata and Armatic have the same multilayer foam and lens as the adult models.
Why wear a mask covering the nose and mouth while riding a motorcycle?
It protects the lower face from cold, wind, and dust, especially under a jet or modular helmet. The Scorpion Exo-Combat or Zan Headgear masks can also be worn under a full-face helmet in cold weather.
