Video: Scott Sports - Goggle Experts

 Scratch resistant lens should me mandatory in my opinion. And I agree with you, why the hell can't any company come up with a good air flow goggle that doesn't fog up!?!?

 well... obviously nobody has ever tried oakleys airbrakes 2 seasons riding with them, still going strong and like new! expencive but defo the best googles out there

 I think that SMITH has had solid MX goggs for DH use, I've been rocking the intakes for quite some time. Excited for the new iOx style frame for MTB, the Squad @ $65.

 Maybe it's a climate thing... but I have the cheapest 100% goggles and they never fog up. Unless you climb more than half a mile with them, of course, but why would you?

 When it's 90% humidity and 88 degrees and sunny here in San diego, I don't even think about wearing goggles. But once it becomes winter and it's cold and dry BOOM goggles. I think the climate effects it a lot.

 100 percent are the best ones i've used for airflow/fogging up. used back to back vs my fuel ex.

 First off, the cheap arse Scott M83 goggles are the best ones I have ever had and that tops M and O Frames from Oakley I had as well. Field of view as well as frame flexibility and comfort are amazing. Then after reading article on latest Smiths I removed foam from above the lens. Works a bit better indeed. Finally, I have Oakley Jawbone glasses with vented lenses and they fog up in the temperatures below 10C as soon as I stop for a breather or I spin out on the root on uphill - so do my Dragon double vented lens goggles. I get it that Scott lenses are a bit more prone to scratching than clear Oakleys but IF you want fog free eye protection then change universe to one with re-tuned laws of physics. Crystal Meth helps to get there - have fun!

 How old of o and m frames? Generations make a massive difference

 I know they are expensive but the airbrakes from oakley are truly a step up. I didnt think they would make a difference but got some cheap and they are actually a lot better than any goggle I have owned. From venting to lense replacement to scratch resistance. Yea they are expensive as fack but you do get what you pay for.

 after two full seasons of just tossing my googles into the trunk of my car after a day in the park the lenses are still usable. after a full season of just wiping em off when they are muddy the lenses are still usable. after sitting still for 10 mins with my goggles on they fog up, within 30 secs of moving they are fine. you are super butt hurt about trivial things and are blowing the issues out of proportion...

 Ryders Shore goggles. Cheap. Don't fog. End of story.

 i use 100% accuris. Never have an issue with fogging up (wile riding that is) when you are pshing the bike up a hill the fog a bit but that does not last long

 Same! Just got back froma ride w my old accuris. Didn't have to take them off and didn't fog up at all vs my new smith's!

 Ryder Shore goggles on the cheap side, Adidas goggles on the expensive side. Both are amazing, and don't fog up.

 i have oakley airbrake and they still fog up...

 @tomaf47 they actually have a special lense antifog for cold weather like ski googles,
www.dirtbikebitz.com/images/products/Oakley_Airbrake_Dual_Permisson_Lens.jpg

 yeah but they don't make it in a clear lens and those tints are designed to deflect the sunlight reflection on the snow

 not exactly, also helps on contrasting the terrain, even their sunglasses like racing jacket, don't come with a fully transparent lense, one is like this one and the other one prizm or polarized

 Try dh mtn biking and you'll realize goggles are a must in dusty and muddy conditions

 or when its suuuuper cold and dry out and when you get over 20 mph it feels like you're shoving hot pins into your eyes.

 agree

 it was cool

 Much better clarity and if you step up to the Airbrake, no distortion due to the premium lens. Definitely stronger against impacts and scratches which means the lens will last you longer as well. Often, the distortion is caused by a helmet / goggle combo that don't play well together causing the frame of the goggle to move and slightly bend a lens.

 Vonzipps maaaang. I love their glasses, which goggles do you use?

 I have the Feenoms. Awesome goggles. Large spherical lens that doesn't block peripheral view and no distortion what so ever.

 Love VZ stuff have a couple of pairs of the porkchop MX's... Just don't ever go for a white strap!

 The assembly is mostly by hand yes (which is common in goggles industry). And the molding is done either in Italy, France or USA - that's for the goggles. Helmets are mostly made in Asia.

 Yup he is with 100% now. Best in the business bevo has been the goggle man since the late 70s!!