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  • August 14, 2013 at 10:13 pm #103135

    Harold Withington
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    Just wondering what goggles are you people using.
    I have a pair of fox and I struggle to breath out of my nose, I’m a nose breather and it dries the crap out of my throat when I ride.
    I’ve got a m2r helmet the goggles fit nice in it but it almost seems like the triple layer foam is too thick, I’ve tried to adjust them but have had no luck at all.

    Cheers Harold B)

    August 14, 2013 at 10:19 pm #248017

    John
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    H,

    I’m running Oakley’s O frames in my M2R. I also run a cheek/nose guard piece on the goggles to stop rocks and crap that find their way into the gap between the top of the chin piece and the bottom of the goggles and usually sting like buggery.

    It takes a nano second longer to put the goggles in the eye port due to the slightly longer length of the goggles… but well worth it.

    That is the nose/cheek thingo in the pic below

    oakley_oframemx_attack_noseguard.jpg

    August 14, 2013 at 10:57 pm #248024

    scott bocking
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    I have found the Pro Grip goggle’s to be good quality and last well. Paired with the blue tint lens they are brilliant. They are smallish compared to some but offer good vision.
    Take your helmet with you and try some on.

    STM

    August 14, 2013 at 11:15 pm #248018

    Harold Withington
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    Might head in to the locals today
    I think they are pretty limited in what they stock but will have a look
    Both those sound pretty good
    Good idea in taking in helmet I never thought of that

    August 15, 2013 at 2:05 am #248026

    Nathan Heather
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    You riding this week h?

    August 17, 2013 at 7:30 am #248019

    Harold Withington
    Member

    An mate I’m not
    My bike stayed at wurths when I traded it on Friday
    Heading up to my block at MM on Sunday to do a bit of work
    If ya going to the dam give me a call and ill come out and introduce myself to ya
    Cheers mate

    August 17, 2013 at 8:23 am #248020

    Harold Withington
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    STM what type of pro grip do you have
    I can get a pair of 3301 for around 45 bucks on eBay

    Cheers mate

    August 17, 2013 at 9:04 am #248021

    Brett Williams
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    Scott, blue tint, dual lens. No fogging with dual lens. Comfortable as. This is my third pair over the years.
    Cheers budge

    September 4, 2013 at 11:51 am #248022

    Michael Corbett
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    I had the same issues. Im very fussy when it comes to goggles and the best ive found so far are the 100% ones awesome fit and value for money with the top ones comming with spare lense and a 10 pack of tear offs.

    September 4, 2013 at 12:01 pm #248202

    scott bocking
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    ——h—— wrote:
    STM what type of pro grip do you have
    I can get a pair of 3301 for around 45 bucks on eBay

    Cheers mate

    Sorry mate, just saw this one now. My understanding is that the ProGrip lens fits all their adult goggles so it does not really matter as long as you don’t accidentally buy a youth pair. Just go blue, they are amazing.

    STM

    September 10, 2013 at 10:19 am #248023

    Neil Johnson
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    For those coke bottle heads like myself, I got Scott OTG’s (over the glasses) to wear over my perscription Oakleys and they worked a treat.

    Little bit of fogging when stopped but generally all good.

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