Off-road motocross masks
Our selection of Off-Road Goggles brings together motocross goggles from Progrip Vision and Menace Roll-Off, Ariete, Shot Assault, Moraco, as well as Strata, Accuri and Armatic goggles, in adult and child versions, along with our tips on how to fit them properly to your helmet and maintain them.
The goggles, your companion for every session.
A cohesive set
A motocross mask must form a cohesive set with the helmet: its frame should fit into the opening without leaving any gap at the top, where dust could get in, nor press on the nose. It's best to try the mask with its helmet. The strap, wide and siliconised on the inside, stays on the shell without slipping, even during jumps and in ruts.
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Comfort and protection
The foam in several layers fits the face, absorbs sweat, and filters fine dust. A removable nose guard stops dirt from splashing. Some models, like the Progrip Vision, are compatible with wearing prescription glasses. The Progrip Menace includes a roll-off system for muddy terrains, and the Shot Assault offers a wide field of vision.
For young riders
The child versions, like the Strata and Accuri junior, have a smaller frame, suited for child-sized helmets: an adult mask would let dust in and slip. Young riders are taught to keep it on the helmet throughout the whole session. After each outing, rinse the foam with clean water, let the mask air dry, and clean the lens with a microfiber cloth.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the purpose of a motocross mask's roll-off system?
A transparent film rolls from one side to the other of the lens via a cord to restore clear vision when mud builds up. The Progrip Menace Roll-Off includes it, which is appreciated on muddy tracks and during races.
Clear, tinted, or mirrored lens, which to choose for motocross?
The clear lens is suitable for overcast days and undergrowth, while tinted or mirrored lenses are better for sunny tracks, to combat glare. Many riders keep a spare lens to adapt to the weather.
How to prevent fogging in a motocross mask?
Choose a lens with an anti-fog treatment and well-ventilated foam. Avoid wiping the inside of the lens, and when stopped, lift the mask off the helmet to allow moisture to escape.
Can you wear a motocross mask with prescription glasses?
You need a deep-frame mask designed to be worn over glasses, with slots for the arms. A standard mask presses on the lenses and the nose, and contact lenses remain the most comfortable solution.
What size mask for a young rider?
Children's masks have a smaller frame, suitable for the opening of junior helmets. An adult mask would allow dust to get in at the sides and move during jumps, compromising the vision.
