How Often Do You Wear Goggles? 3

Included in Vital MTB Gear Club's latest box, the 100% Strata goggle is ready to ride anytime.

BHowell
7/31/2020 11:14am
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The rise of Super-D, now turned Enduro, saw mountain bikers wearing goggles with half-shell helmets. Racers needed the added eye protection of goggles but the physical demands of the format also had them wearing open-faced helmets. Soon, mountain bikers were wearing goggles on their weekend rides and the trend has become a norm.

Vital MTB Gear Club sent out the 100% Strata goggle in the most recent June box. The Strata has a dual-foam liner with permanent anti-fog coating on the inside of the lens. This means riders' vision stays crisp and free from sweat. Compatible with full-face and contoured to go with a half-shell, the Strata is one versatile piece of eye protection.

June 2020 - Box 16

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nwtoney55@gmail.com
3 years ago
I have serious watery eye issues. So basically goggles always. Unless its over 95*.. Sometimes in Iget watery eyes plus fogged lenses. Awesome...first world problem.
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erikkellison
3 years ago
I will believe it (fog-free) when I see it. I guarantee I fog goggles more than 99.9% of riders. I hate it, but it’s reality, and sucks in wet PNW riding, when I need goggles most.
Tell ya what - send me a pair and I’ll test them. I would love to find a pair that I can actually race enduro in! If they really don’t fog, I will write or record a review and you can publish the crap out of that. My endorsement would be significant for all the sweaty, overheating riders out there who have given up on goggles because none work. If they work, I’ll even buy a second pair.