The right goggles…

[Zebco Kid]

Hello,

 

Until now, I have only ridden with a visor and sunglasses or prescription glasses. I’d like to give goggles a try. 
 

My helmet is a Scorpion EXO AT950. 
 

Rather than ending up with a bucket of goggles that aren’t worth a damn, is there a make/model that most people like?

 

Thank you. 
 

ZK

[Boondocker]

Recommending goggles is like recommending any other apparel, a very personal choice. If you wear prescription glasses and want Over The Glasses (OTG) goggles, then your choices are limited. I'm happy with my latest set - Scott OTG. They're comfortable, reasonably priced, and I got my preferred lens tint. For what it's worth, I tried a set of Leatt OTG and don't know why they have that designation? Never could get them to fit right with my spectacles. I mostly wear the same (Scorpion EXO AT950) helmet but generally only use goggles with an MX type helmet when my riding conditions for the day dictate a lighter-weight, more ventilated lid.

Good luck.

[Zebco Kid]

Thank you. I thought this was the case, but thought I’d check before “filling the drawer.”

 

Cheers. 
 

ZK

[Tenerider]

+1 for Scott. Im wearing contact lenses when riding, but have tried Scott OTG goggles. My helmet is a Scorpion ADX-1, I guess it's the same as yours. Even with the visor removed, the opening of this helmet is rather small - so you need smaller frame goggles. I have Scott Primals, they're not expensive and fit well.

Scott Split OTGs did also fit well, they don't have a huge frame.

[Ray Ride4life]

Fit fit fit....

[Rider 101]

I have been using Scott for many years.

I have recently changed to Oakley Airbrakes

They are streets in front of Scott.

It's a personal choice.

I would recommend trying before you buy.

The benefit of bricks and mortar bike shops.

[Samm]

Also, once you e got a pair you like wearing, consider giving these a go:

 

Roko Goggle Quick Strap | Royal Distributing

Had them when I was younger and I remember them being very practical.

 

 

[Windblown]

I've run Scotts OTGs in the past before getting my distance vision corrected. They work ok though I usually would pull a little bit of the foam on top out to help them vent a bit better and delay fogging. 

 

Seems like the new hot ticket is the 100% brand these days but I don't know if they make an OTG specific goggle. 

 

+1 for having a brick and mortar store to buy from.  It's mighty nice to be able to walk out with something new that you know works, fits, is your size, etc. 

[maddog123]

I love my Klim goggle, I also have a pair of Dragons they are warmer its more of a winter goggles and they are bigger specifically design to fill the opening of a motorcycled helmet.