Eye Protection

[Clark Forest]

The SafeEyes mentioned above work well, they do take a wee bit of getting used to as you're peering through the very fine mesh. (anyone that's driven a Ford car with their heated windscreens will know exactly what I mean!)

 

Certainly worth a go, a few of the local lads round here are using the as Moto Cross practice goggles too as they're far cheaper than the Oakley / Spy goggles they race in.

[Andy Collins]

I had to pulll on the motoX goggles today, the strong wind was swirling sawdust everywhere. At least they dont fog up:thumbup1:

[davetaz]

not sure about their safety credentials but check these out

Immortal Video Eye Gear... Prove it!

[Tommy_B]

not sure about their safety credentials but check these out

Immortal Video Eye Gear... Prove it!

 

They look awesome!! They could capture the exact moment I either sit on them or lose them, as I seem to do with all of my other glasses!!

[davetaz]

or that moment you leave them some where and some one swipes them...

[Ewan Murray]

Cheers for the thoughts guys, i have heard that ski goggles are really good but i thought they would be bulky and a friend suggested they might not be good for impacts?

[Tommy_B]

How often are you planning on getting smashed in the eyes? haha!!

 

No better or worse than a mesh visor Imo