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TeamGreen 8/21/2014 9:38pm
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Im glad I saw this post! These goggles look awesome! for the price you get 1 colored lens and a clear and tear offs. I was...
Im glad I saw this post! These goggles look awesome! for the price you get 1 colored lens and a clear and tear offs. I was just about to order the air brakes but Im about to order these bad boy right now. Do you guys like the bigger ones NFX or the NFXS better or get both. Thanks
I like the bigger ones when they fit in the helmet correctly. I'm wearing both and find myself wearing the NFX in Baja and the NFX-S for Moto. I wear a TLD Medium and I've worn them in a FLY Carbon-Medium (Big ones fit). I've also worn them in an Airoh (NFX-S).
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Mickolobe7 wrote:
Im glad I saw this post! These goggles look awesome! for the price you get 1 colored lens and a clear and tear offs. I was...
Im glad I saw this post! These goggles look awesome! for the price you get 1 colored lens and a clear and tear offs. I was just about to order the air brakes but Im about to order these bad boy right now. Do you guys like the bigger ones NFX or the NFXS better or get both. Thanks
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I like the bigger ones when they fit in the helmet correctly. I'm wearing both and find myself wearing the NFX in Baja and the NFX-S...
I like the bigger ones when they fit in the helmet correctly. I'm wearing both and find myself wearing the NFX in Baja and the NFX-S for Moto. I wear a TLD Medium and I've worn them in a FLY Carbon-Medium (Big ones fit). I've also worn them in an Airoh (NFX-S).
So go for the smalls for my SE-3?
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Mickolobe7 8/21/2014 10:49pm
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Here are some comparison pictures - larger vs. smaller... I personally returned the bigger ones and ended up getting the smaller NFXs because I use them...
Here are some comparison pictures - larger vs. smaller...

I personally returned the bigger ones and ended up getting the smaller NFXs because I use them for moto and snowboarding - and the big ones looked a little too big with my snowboarding helmet.

I really love them and I'm glad I went with the smaller ones. Here are a few pictures with my TLD helmet.

The larger NFX


The smaller NFXs


The larger NFX


The smaller NFXs


Cool I will order the NFX-S.. I have a Airoh 2.1. Thanks for the pictures! Dis

and all the feedback Guys!
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Hoov 8/22/2014 6:21am
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I like these goggles. It seems like a helmet company could build this right in to their helmet, eliminating the need for goggles all together. They could put the mount points for the roll off/tear off system on each side of the helmet. No strap. No goggle foam touching your face. Would be great for guys with glasses. Just an Idea Smile

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I have the NFX combo'd with a Shoei and it's a nice snug fit. They fit in there just right.
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Mickolobe7 wrote:
Cool I will order the NFX-S.. I have a Airoh 2.1. Thanks for the pictures! Dis

and all the feedback Guys!
I would say you won't be sorry with the smaller ones. The difference is hardly noticeable as you can tell from my pics, but the fit is not so tight and you won't have any problems with them fitting into any helmet.

Either way they are awesome goggles.
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TeamGreen 8/22/2014 6:47am
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Mickolobe7 wrote:
Im glad I saw this post! These goggles look awesome! for the price you get 1 colored lens and a clear and tear offs. I was...
Im glad I saw this post! These goggles look awesome! for the price you get 1 colored lens and a clear and tear offs. I was just about to order the air brakes but Im about to order these bad boy right now. Do you guys like the bigger ones NFX or the NFXS better or get both. Thanks
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I like the bigger ones when they fit in the helmet correctly. I'm wearing both and find myself wearing the NFX in Baja and the NFX-S...
I like the bigger ones when they fit in the helmet correctly. I'm wearing both and find myself wearing the NFX in Baja and the NFX-S for Moto. I wear a TLD Medium and I've worn them in a FLY Carbon-Medium (Big ones fit). I've also worn them in an Airoh (NFX-S).
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So go for the smalls for my SE-3?
I wear BOTH in the SE3 medium. The field of view on both of'em is impressive...but the NFX is like wrapping an I-Max screen around your face!

If you get a set, let me know...get'em before you come out this way and I'll have some swag for'em.
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I got a pair, took them out of the box and put them on with my shoei. Instantly took them back off and sent them back to bto. I could see the nfxs fitting better, but I didn't like the build of the goggles. Sticking with Oakley and fox mains
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I would say you won't be sorry with the smaller ones. The difference is hardly noticeable as you can tell from my pics, but the fit...
I would say you won't be sorry with the smaller ones. The difference is hardly noticeable as you can tell from my pics, but the fit is not so tight and you won't have any problems with them fitting into any helmet.

Either way they are awesome goggles.
Thanks man I order the NFXs
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Ordered the RED BLACK SPLIT and a Jet lens with some tear offs!

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[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2014/08/22/63270/s1200_dragon_nfxs_goggle.jpg[/img] Ordered the RED BLACK SPLIT and a Jet lens with some tear offs!


Ordered the RED BLACK SPLIT and a Jet lens with some tear offs!

Run 1 tear off when ever you're at the track or can get Roosted. Take good care of that lense and it'll last damn near forever...
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Thanks Teamgreen thats what I heard
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I typically leave 1 tearoff on at all times for my moto lenses, but my separate snowboard lenses don't have tearoff posts and have vents in the lense itself so you don't fog up on the slopes.

And instead of a extra clear lense the snowboard lense comes with a blue one for low-light conditions.

That is your snowboard lesson for the day...
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TeamGreen 8/22/2014 5:51pm
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Blue lenses are avail for both types of NFX, too. I run my Moro lenses on the slopes if the weathers good or in dry snow...even run tear-offs when it's snowing and just tuck'em in my pocket when I pull'em.
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Well found out they do fit the Suomy helmet. happened to be at the track today with someone running them so testes it out. Quite snug, and you need to feed them into the helmet on an angle to get the nose piece in, but man they are nice once on, soo much vision! Going to pick up a pair before next race.
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TeamGreen wrote:
Blue lenses are avail for both types of NFX, too. I run my Moro lenses on the slopes if the weathers good or in dry snow...even...
Blue lenses are avail for both types of NFX, too. I run my Moro lenses on the slopes if the weathers good or in dry snow...even run tear-offs when it's snowing and just tuck'em in my pocket when I pull'em.
Tear offs on the slopes. That's true moto my friend...
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CarlinoJoeVideo 8/22/2014 9:45pm
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TeamGreen wrote:
Blue lenses are avail for both types of NFX, too. I run my Moro lenses on the slopes if the weathers good or in dry snow...even...
Blue lenses are avail for both types of NFX, too. I run my Moro lenses on the slopes if the weathers good or in dry snow...even run tear-offs when it's snowing and just tuck'em in my pocket when I pull'em.
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Tear offs on the slopes. That's true moto my friend...
I would definitely throw you a high five if you a saw you wearing tear offs snowboarding! That's awesome!
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Well found out they do fit the Suomy helmet. happened to be at the track today with someone running them so testes it out. Quite snug...
Well found out they do fit the Suomy helmet. happened to be at the track today with someone running them so testes it out. Quite snug, and you need to feed them into the helmet on an angle to get the nose piece in, but man they are nice once on, soo much vision! Going to pick up a pair before next race.
That means NFX "S" is what you probably want

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thorns wrote:
Anyone running the larger ones on a Suomy helmet? Do they fit okay, or should I grab the smaller ones?
looks like they fit
edit: just saw you already found this out, whoops



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Can you remove the nose piece?
Is it hard to get the NFX in a Shoei?
Would I be better of with the NFX-S?
I have a lo of questions. I'm really picky about how goggles fit on my face/helmet. If it's too snug I can't ride.
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I typically leave 1 tearoff on at all times for my moto lenses, but my separate snowboard lenses don't have tearoff posts and have vents in...
I typically leave 1 tearoff on at all times for my moto lenses, but my separate snowboard lenses don't have tearoff posts and have vents in the lense itself so you don't fog up on the slopes.

And instead of a extra clear lense the snowboard lense comes with a blue one for low-light conditions.

That is your snowboard lesson for the day...
Off the subject but does the tab on the tear off vibrate in the wind. Drives me crazy listening to it.
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TeamGreen 8/23/2014 9:29pm
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Can you remove the nose piece? Is it hard to get the NFX in a Shoei? Would I be better of with the NFX-S? I have...
Can you remove the nose piece?
Is it hard to get the NFX in a Shoei?
Would I be better of with the NFX-S?
I have a lo of questions. I'm really picky about how goggles fit on my face/helmet. If it's too snug I can't ride.
Nose piece is removable

NFX fits most Med-Large helmets; however, NFXS fitseverything.
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Where are you guys finding the NFXs? All the bigger on-line retailers have the NFX but not the NFXs (motosport, rocky mountain, bto sports).
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Where are you guys finding the NFXs? All the bigger on-line retailers have the NFX but not the NFXs (motosport, rocky mountain, bto sports).
Never mind. Found them at BTO!
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Bto is the spot 10% off with code
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Bto is the spot 10% off with code
Get the 50 pack of tear-offs...
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txgoon wrote:
Can you remove the nose piece? Is it hard to get the NFX in a Shoei? Would I be better of with the NFX-S? I have...
Can you remove the nose piece?
Is it hard to get the NFX in a Shoei?
Would I be better of with the NFX-S?
I have a lo of questions. I'm really picky about how goggles fit on my face/helmet. If it's too snug I can't ride.
The nfx didn't move inside my shoei at all. It made contact with my face, but when I shook my head it moved with the helmet. No air gap between the top of the frame and the helmet. Get an nfxs if you like that tight google feeling
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The nfx didn't move inside my shoei at all. It made contact with my face, but when I shook my head it moved with the helmet...
The nfx didn't move inside my shoei at all. It made contact with my face, but when I shook my head it moved with the helmet. No air gap between the top of the frame and the helmet. Get an nfxs if you like that tight google feeling
I'm thinking about making the switch from Spy Omens. Is the NFX or NFX-S more similar to the way they fit?
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Has anybody tried these out? Supposed to have a huge field of vision, besides the fact that they look cool as hell. [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2014/03/20/48828/s1200_Dragon.jpg[/img] [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2014/03/20/48829/s1200_412133.jpg[/img] [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2014/03/20/48830/s1200_thumb7.jpg[/img] [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2014/03/20/48831/s1200_dragonNBX1.jpg[/img]
Has anybody tried these out? Supposed to have a huge field of vision, besides the fact that they look cool as hell.







But how ugly are Arais?
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TeamGreen 8/25/2014 7:57pm
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Arai...ugly? Don't goin' saying anything derogatory about Japanese helmets or you'll get the wrath from some of Vital's most knowledgeable helmet gurus...

I'm jus' laffin' my ass off...

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