Our selection of Masks and Visors brings together all-terrain eye protection: Armatic masks, Shot Assault and Iris, Ariete, Progrip Menace roll-off and Up Design Dynamite, mirror screens Up Design in red, silver, gold and blue, Shot screen and Forecast roll-off kit.
See clearly in mud and dust.
In motocross and enduro, the goggles protect your eyes from dirt, stones, mud, and dust kicked up by other riders, as well as from wind and branches. They are worn with a cross helmet, which has an opening designed for them, and are held in place by a wide elastic strap lined with silicone to prevent slipping on the helmet. Good vision is the first condition for safety and performance.
The selection is categorized by type:
Off-road also includes helmets, cross suits, motocross boots, protective gear, on the off-road page.
The lens is chosen based on the lighting. The clear lens is suitable for overcast days, under trees, and in mud. The mirror or iridium lens, like the Up Design in red, silver, gold, or blue, reduces glare in bright sunlight. Lenses are easy to change: you can keep several tints in your bag to suit the conditions. Quality lenses are treated with anti-fog and are scratch-resistant, and a multi-layer foam around the lens absorbs sweat and filters dust.
In the mud, the lens gets dirty after just a few laps. There are two solutions. Tear-offs, transparent films layered over the lens, can be pulled off one by one during the race to regain a clear vision. The roll-off system, like on the Progrip Menace or with the Forecast kit, feeds a film from one spool to another by pulling on a cord: this is the preferred solution for very muddy conditions. The Armatic mask, the Shot Assault, and the Ariete offer a wide field of vision.
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The mirrored lens reduces glare in bright sunlight. The clear or lightly tinted lens maintains good vision on grey days, under trees, or late in the day. Bringing both avoids any nasty surprises.
Removable films are placed on the lens and can be peeled off one by one as the mud builds up. In rainy conditions, the rolling film system prevents debris from accumulating on the track.
Some masks have foam and a volume designed to fit glasses underneath, marked OTG. Otherwise, contact lenses remain the most comfortable option for off-road.
Choose a lens treated with anti-fog and a well-ventilated foam. Never wipe the inside with a glove, as this damages the treatment, and avoid resting it on your forehead between sessions.
Remove the lens, rinse it with warm soapy water without scrubbing the inside, then dry it with a microfiber cloth. Wash the foam separately and let it air dry before reassembling the mask.