Ive always had good luck with Oakley goggles. They arent too terribly expensive and they work and fit nice.
Dont buy Smith, they wont keep the dust out

 

i have oakleys and will never buy a different brand.

 

Hi . I use scott mainly because the majority of their replacement lenses are interchangeable...and readily available around here. In the winter or bad weather I use double lens ski goggles to prevent any potential fogging problems

 

PRO GRIP. The best goggle out there!!!! Period. IMO
No fog, scratch resistant, very comfortable, and best of all they automaticly tint. It's awsome for trail riding. Tints in the sun, clears in the woods.

 

How fast would the PRO GRIP become clear if I was in the sun then shot into the woods? Is it seconds, minutes. Just something to get used to? I'm interested.

 

I have the ProGrip 3400's also. Nice goggle. As far as the tinting it's not as dramatic as the ad states. However it works quickly. Once you ride you kinda forget about it really. The thing is they fit so nice.

 

I have a pair of Oakleys. I can't remember the actual style name. They look like carbon fiber. Tear offs are a must IMO. I have had a couple pairs of other goggles but found the Oakleys to be very comfortable. Mine have only fogged up a little last winter when I was snow riding. But they only fogged up when I was doing 4 wheel drive donuts. Might look into some light yellow tinited lenes for them. They make the trees pop out when you are trail riding. I have clear for night and yellow for day time. Just go to your local bike/atv shop and try some different pairs on. Ask the sales guy if you can go outside and look through the yellow tinted ones compared to the clear. That is how the sales guy sold me on the tinited lenses.
Chad
Indy, IN

 

I run the Oakley MX Carbon Fibers because they have tear off posts. They work great. I also run a pair of scotts as back up with roll-offs, and have another set of Scotts tinted for dunes and bright, dry days.

 

Scott light sensative (photo optic lense). Good for day or night which tinted are not. 1st choice.
Scott 89 -Tinted (varmillian), not good at night.
Smith -Clear, good day (not sunny) or night.

 

Pro Grips are the best imo

awesome comfort level, inexpensive, and lenses work very well