8 Great Goggles8 Great Goggles
A brief overview of various brands and models, their features, and price ranges.
Fly Racing Focus
FlyRacing.com
The Focus goggle from Fly Racing
may be the most cost-effective eye
protection for the price-conscious
rider. While it’s certainly a basic no-frills
model, it does the job very well while
coming in at less than half the price of
the next level up the goggle food chain.
The Focus is the go-to choice for bikers
on a budget. MSRP: $21.95 Klim Viper
Klim.com
The Viper is Klim’s more affordable
goggle choice. But it’s no slouch,
with features like triple-layer comfort
foam, sweat control, and their FOV
frame geometry, which provides a wide
and optically excellent field of view.
MSRP: $49.99−$69.99 Ariete
Adrenaline Profi
Ariete.com
Ariete touts their ventilation design
for the Adrenaline Profi and we agree,
it is excellent. The Ariete lenses are
outstanding, too. MSRP: $64.95 Fly Racing Zone Pro
FlyRacing.com
The Zone Pro is the higher end of the Fly
goggle spectrum. Its outrigger design, being
tear-off ready, and mirror anti-fog/scratch-
resistant lenses are qualities that justify the
price. A spare clear lens is included, which is a
nice touch. MSRP: $59.95−$64.95 Ariete Mudmax
Ariete.com
The Mudmax is another well-
vented design of Ariete. This
model comes stock with a
mirrored lens and an additional
clear Lexan lens. MSRP: $69.95 Flow Vision Rythem
FlowVisionCo.com
Flow Vision may not have many goggle
designs, but the Rythem is a serious product. It
comes stock with triple-thick mirrored lenses,
and triple foam with a relaxed nose fit for
all-day comfort. Dollar for dollar, these goggles
offer a lot of bang for the buck. MSRP: $56by Andrew Farewell
76 July/August 2019PRODUCT ROUNDUP