100% roll off goggles reviews?

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Anyone use the forecast accuri 100% goggles with the roll offs? I’ve never used roll offs before but am considering trying a pair for next year.

Did a few rainy races and many muddy motos and was thinking they might have been better. During the one Moto it downpoured and water got in between each tear off and between the lense. My vision was so distorted I was lucky to make it around!
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jeffoff 1/1/2021 11:44am
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Here in Europe tear offs are forbidden, we only use roll off.
I have those, they are good.
Wish they had roll off for the Armega...
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cwel11 1/1/2021 12:27pm
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Had the forecast system on racecrafts. Worked perfectly most times but last time I used them they were not staying tight the the lense no matter what I did. And yes the film was in and properly placed under the trim pieces. I’ve switched to Scott for 21 so we’ll see how their roll of system performs this season. They seem well put together.
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Freddy 1/1/2021 1:00pm
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The film did not stay tight to the lense for me either. Had to use a different brand of film rolls so that they dont run as smoothly. And on another pair the string broke. Will try another brand this year for roll offs but I will keep the 100% tear offs. Never had an issue with them and I think the brand is cool lol.
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Lynch 1/1/2021 2:28pm
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jeffoff wrote:
Here in Europe tear offs are forbidden, we only use roll off.
I have those, they are good.
Wish they had roll off for the Armega...
Should be out Q1 or Q2 2021.
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Layton 1/1/2021 4:32pm
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cwel11 wrote:
Had the forecast system on racecrafts. Worked perfectly most times but last time I used them they were not staying tight the the lense no matter...
Had the forecast system on racecrafts. Worked perfectly most times but last time I used them they were not staying tight the the lense no matter what I did. And yes the film was in and properly placed under the trim pieces. I’ve switched to Scott for 21 so we’ll see how their roll of system performs this season. They seem well put together.
Mine would be loose too.
I took a little o-ring like from a chain and placed it on the right side spindle which tightened it and kept it from rolling on its own.
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yz133rider 1/1/2021 6:10pm
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Sounds like mixed feedback. Probably leaning towards Scott or Oakley then. Thanks for the info.

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HighPlainsSquid 1/1/2021 7:51pm
1/1/2021 7:51pm
My son runs them... same issue as described above- film gets loose. We use them in enduro and a branch slapping on the goggles will create havoc... the film will get really loose and then water works between the lens and film and then you're ruined.

I use Scott on the Prospect they work decently BUT the Prospect is a little large on my face and puts pressure on my nose. I much prefer the fit of the Hustle.

So... nothing works good! Smile
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chump6784 1/1/2021 8:16pm
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I run the Oakley o2 goggle with roll offs. If the film is too loose I put some electrical tape over the end of the plastic cap that the roll off comes out of. Sometimes it takes a couple layers of tape but it squeezes the film and stops it becoming slack
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luke11 1/2/2021 4:03am
1/2/2021 4:03am Edited Date/Time 1/2/2021 4:04am
A little off topic but any feedback on airbrake roll off system? I’m contemplating buying the system for my 2nd set of airbrakes but at 60 GBP I’d rather get a whole other set of goggles if they’re no good
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Grovesy98 1/2/2021 9:13am
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Best roll off system I've found in the UK is Rip n Roll Platinum. I've used most others but always go back to these. Never go wrong, wide vision, and well priced
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dgmx 1/2/2021 10:28am
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HighPlainsSquid wrote:
My son runs them... same issue as described above- film gets loose. We use them in enduro and a branch slapping on the goggles will create...
My son runs them... same issue as described above- film gets loose. We use them in enduro and a branch slapping on the goggles will create havoc... the film will get really loose and then water works between the lens and film and then you're ruined.

I use Scott on the Prospect they work decently BUT the Prospect is a little large on my face and puts pressure on my nose. I much prefer the fit of the Hustle.

So... nothing works good! Smile
Give the SCOTT Fury a try. Same field of vision and uses all the same lens accessories as the Prospect but fits a bit differently
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jeffoff 1/2/2021 10:46am
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luke11 wrote:
A little off topic but any feedback on airbrake roll off system? I’m contemplating buying the system for my 2nd set of airbrakes but at 60...
A little off topic but any feedback on airbrake roll off system? I’m contemplating buying the system for my 2nd set of airbrakes but at 60 GBP I’d rather get a whole other set of goggles if they’re no good
They are also good, have them also.
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