i wear oakly a frames that are scrached to crap and now they are as usefull as an ashtray on a motor bike.thwy where good when they where new.

 

old military issue sand goggles with tinted lens. they leak some at high speeds though.

 

I use the Progrip goggles with no complaints. They have decent air flow to prevent fogging under most conditions.

Scott W.

 

Scott 89's

 

some oakleys that fogged too much when i had long hair.

 

Remington Plastic Safety glasses with Bi-Focal Di-opters Blind?so to see the dash & GPS, in Smoked & Clear. Nice!

 

Scott OTG ( over the glasses )89's with the vision system installed... I highly reccommend these... I can wear a pair of sunglasses under them if needed, & the extra height of the OTG's helps with fogging... the vision system is a clear roll of film that covers 3/4 of the lense & can be indexted across the lense as it gets muddy or dusty... I have the mud flaps installed as well ( a stuck on flap, that covers the top of the film, keeping water from getting behind the film )... the clear film rolls are replaceable ... WAM

 

arnette goggles here, but i just got them so i'm not sure how well they work.

 

Scott High Voltage with blue lenses. They give me better depth perception in the sand and snow also.