I've got glasses.........don't wear them riding though.........they make goggles for glasses though........they are usually written like this OTG(Over The Glasses) Goggles.......check 'em out

 

On a ute quad i wear my Brush buster gortex waterfowl gear.. but im sketchy about wearin it on a sporty.. friggin pipe prolly melt the leg or sompin [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img] Happarap from the forums here wears himself some neoprene chest waders and a rain jacket.

 

Thank you. I will certainly check this out.

 

Sweatpants under neoprene stocking waders, boots, neck gaiter, neoprene gloves, sweatshirt, ski jacket and nipple clamps!!!

 

I wear full Fox riding outfit but when it gets cold I put a Insulated coat over and you should stay warm. Boots with three pairs of socks has always worked fine for me. The pants keep you usually dry and almost always warm.

 

Sweatpants, Tanktop , & Flip flop's and I'm good for the the day ....

 

military all the way, gore tex for rain and snow, lite wgt. rip stop for summer, and heavy for colder weather, with whatever is approprait underneath for the temp...

 

Summer - Jeans, T-Shirt, Georgia MUD-DAWG boots

Winter - Jeans, T-shirt with thermal underneath, ROCKY pac boots w/ Thick, warm Wool Bootie, Carhartt Coat & Thermal Lined Leather Drivers Gloves.

 

Clothing depends upon the conditions. During the summer its just regular relaxation clothes & boots. If it rains I put on rubber rain gear and Gor-Tex boots. As the temps drop the clothing changes and I start to add layers and change my footwear to warmer lined boots. When it gets cold enough then I move into my Helly Hansen suits, either my 2 piece bib & coat or my 1 piece floater, plus a pair of sub-zero rated snowmobile boots. But the most important clothing that you should wear is your protective equipment - helmet, gloves, boots, eye protection and try to keep your body covered as much as possible when riding.

 

I have a few different ensembles of moto gear, which I wear with a chest protector, helmet and MX boots at all times. In the winter I add my Carhartt one-piece suit over it and it's all good there. I've seen too many stupid accidents happen just putting along a trail to go out without proper safety gear. Gotta get home to see the kids after the riding is over, not have them coming to see me in a hospital bed.