Are they that much better? FOV wise etc...
I get you can replace every part but the 100% racecraft look ok for 1/2 the money.
I get you can replace every part but the 100% racecraft look ok for 1/2 the money.
smilervx
Not worth it.
Cheap 100% goggles do everything you need, just fit new lenses each event and they are clear, won't steam up etc.
Cheap 100% goggles do everything you need, just fit new lenses each event and they are clear, won't steam up etc.
It's just a goggle. I have 2 of them and love them but it quickly becomes just another goggle. I don't wear them half the time in extreme enduro.
I've got airbrakes and as a goggle I like the lense as its hard and the vision is great.
Sent them back under warranty as the foam separated from the frame.
I think the rip n roll system is rubbish though.
I bought mine on wim.
It all boils down to money.
If you have the spare cash you may as well treat yourself if not just get some cheap ones.
Recently bought some 100% and they seem OK.
But I don't like wearing goggles.
Sent them back under warranty as the foam separated from the frame.
I think the rip n roll system is rubbish though.
I bought mine on wim.
It all boils down to money.
If you have the spare cash you may as well treat yourself if not just get some cheap ones.
Recently bought some 100% and they seem OK.
But I don't like wearing goggles.
I have a pair of air brake goggles with 3 different lenses and 2 sets of roll of systems!
Wearing them in the summer they are fantastic, they offer so much vision and are super comfy!
Ride with them in the winter with the roll of system and they are the shittest goggles I've ever worn.
Comparing them to my RNR Hybrid/Colosus goggles there is no comparison at a quarter of the price!!
At a recent race a friend of mine lost 3 race positions and a lap because he had to pull over and sort his Airbrakes out. He told me if it had been a pair of RNR goggles he would of slung them to the side of the track. The Airbrakes were worth £130 so he had to sort them out and wrap them around his arm.
The Airbrakes roll of system doesnt have such a smooth mechanism and the film doesn't pull nice and tight against the lense. I thought I might have a dodgy pair but 3 of my friends have found the same and have been bitterly disappointed.
My recommendation would be to buy RNR goggles if your wanting a fault proof system... Or Airbrakes if you don't need roll offs and want to look like an American motocross hero.
Wearing them in the summer they are fantastic, they offer so much vision and are super comfy!
Ride with them in the winter with the roll of system and they are the shittest goggles I've ever worn.
Comparing them to my RNR Hybrid/Colosus goggles there is no comparison at a quarter of the price!!
At a recent race a friend of mine lost 3 race positions and a lap because he had to pull over and sort his Airbrakes out. He told me if it had been a pair of RNR goggles he would of slung them to the side of the track. The Airbrakes were worth £130 so he had to sort them out and wrap them around his arm.
The Airbrakes roll of system doesnt have such a smooth mechanism and the film doesn't pull nice and tight against the lense. I thought I might have a dodgy pair but 3 of my friends have found the same and have been bitterly disappointed.
My recommendation would be to buy RNR goggles if your wanting a fault proof system... Or Airbrakes if you don't need roll offs and want to look like an American motocross hero.
I've moved from O-Frames to Airbrake and love them, comfortable, great FOV and super quick lens change, now carry spare lenses to save cleaning on trails. Nothing seems to work in the wet tho 
closest I found is Pledge Wax or similar helps build up on the outside, but once the inside fogs, goggles are straight in the bag and the rest of the day is going commando.
closest I found is Pledge Wax or similar helps build up on the outside, but once the inside fogs, goggles are straight in the bag and the rest of the day is going commando.
100% with rip n rolls work great for events where I'm not sweating my tits off, in fact I don't know how I'd do without them. I've never finished an extreme event still wearing my goggles, I always end up taking the off after one lap minimum.
That's what this forum is about
I won't be wasting me money my £35 pro grip goggles with new lenses in on a regular basis take some beating our late friend RH swore by rip n roll colossus
I won't be wasting me money my £35 pro grip goggles with new lenses in on a regular basis take some beating our late friend RH swore by rip n roll colossus
Not worth it total rip-off pointless bling.
The worlds gone mad! I witnessed a newbie rider purchase a pair of Oakley rip-offs the other week that cost as Mitch as his helmet!!
The worlds gone mad! I witnessed a newbie rider purchase a pair of Oakley rip-offs the other week that cost as Mitch as his helmet!!
Anyone tried stuff like this on lenses?
https://muc-off.com/rider-care-series/41-premium-anti-fog-treatment-5037835214000.html
Don't fancy bazzing round behind others with no goggles... Kinda need my eyes :/
https://muc-off.com/rider-care-series/41-premium-anti-fog-treatment-5037835214000.html
Don't fancy bazzing round behind others with no goggles... Kinda need my eyes :/
Try these. I hate goggles as they are too restrictive.
Bolle Tracker II Clear Lens Safety Specs | Safety Glasses | Screwfix.com
Bolle Tracker II Clear Lens Safety Specs | Safety Glasses | Screwfix.com
Think I've tried most makes over the years and there all much of a muchness , whether expensive or cheap.
Like others, I just replace the lense fairly often ..... orange or blue lense in the winter , clear or smoked in the summer.
Like others, I just replace the lense fairly often ..... orange or blue lense in the winter , clear or smoked in the summer.
There is a pair in llandrillo forest with rip n roll on that I launched after sucker punch one.
As H&H madness said. Shit it the mud.
As H&H madness said. Shit it the mud.
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