All -

Okay you trailblazers you would know better
than me. I am having a small personal problem
when I ride on dusty (clouds) trails. (yes these
googles are adjust tight on my face and new
by way of few months problem with first time
wear)

When I ride I get dirt/dust in my eyes. It drives
me crazy cause I bought a nice pair of Scott clear
lens, Voltage type Anti-fog/UV protection yadda yadda
goggles. I noticed that around the outside of the rubber
seal rim it has light foam strip that wraps around as
a filter for air breathing to prevent fog up?

Question? To avoid having to buy a different set
of goggles is there some short hack/fix for this
sort of stuff? Like adding any more material around
the outside of rim.

Thanks for whatever pointers you have!

R'

 

the only thing i wear is sunglasses/safety glasses. the way i work it is im first all the time to avoid that. lol/ actually my poor wife suffers from the dusting. she bought a couple differrnt ones w/ both not really doing that good of a job. we try to avoid those dust trails and stay in the woods.

 

I use what you are using for skiing but never quading. Buy the $20 or 40 scoots and you will not have this problem.

 

I bought a pair of clear lens glasses with the rubber seal. I prefer to ride last so I can pick my own line after seeing what everyone else went through. I have had no dust in the eyes, only in my nose and lungs and teeth and throat and etc. Got them off ebay cheap. Similar to Harley Davidson riding glasses but a lot cheaper.

Steve