Our top-of-the-line trail polarized motocross goggles are a hot item on the market right now.They are perfect for trail riding.Whether you are an experienced rider or just starting out,these goggles are designed to provide you with safety and comfort.
Our motocross goggles frame material is TPU,which is very resistant to attack and difficult to break.You can rest assured that it protects your eyes from damage,and the TPU frame also provides a secure fit that ensures the goggles remain safe and comfortable throughout the ride.
The lens material is made of PC,which has strong impact resistance and provides excellent UV protection.This means your eyes are protected from harmful UV rays when you’re out cycling.
mx motocross goggles thickness of the lens is 2mm, which can effectively stop the sand and stone splashing and protect your eyes from damage.The lens is also designed to be 170°,which can provide you with a clear and wide field of vision.The surface is treated with anti-fog coating,which can effectively prevent fog and give you the best visibility on the track.
In addition,the brand logo design on the lens or headband,fashion and beautiful,and can also play your brand promotion effect.
To ensure maximum comfort,our goggles are set with three soft breathable layers of sponge.The sponge layer also absorbs sweat,preventing it from getting into your eyes and causing irritation.With our goggles on,you can focus on your ride without any distractions.
Our nose pads are also designed with your comfort in mind.With the same TPU frame material,the nose rest is attack resistant and provides a secure fit. The nasal pad is used to cover your nose and mouth and protect you from any dust or particles in the air.
The nose rest can be removed during your daily riding,so that you can breathe smoothly,wear comfortable and beautiful.
At the same time,the motorcycles goggles are used in a variety of applications:off-road vehicles,motorcycles,moto bike,motor bike,mx bike,motocross racing,mountain bikes,dirt bikes,outdoor sports ect.
