Googles that don't let sand in.

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Since i have keratoconus i need to keep my eyes as clean as possible. I have a Airoh Aviator 2.2.
I had FOX AirSpace but they are old now and i always had trobles with finding lenses.
I have 100% racecraft and they let so much sand in.

What do you recommend? Thank you in advance.
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daboza27
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daboza27 1/11/2021 5:32am
1/11/2021 5:32am
Prospects work well. When I race in the sand I’ll put a little Vaseline on the bottom part of the frame as well Incase any particles do get in
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quadzrulebro 1/11/2021 6:41am
1/11/2021 6:41am
Take your helmet with you to a dealer and try a few pairs on. Whichever ones fit best with your head and your helmet will be the one.
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Grovesy98
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Grovesy98 1/11/2021 11:51am
1/11/2021 11:51am
Leatt 6.5 fit perfect with my Airoh Aviator 2.3, and don't let in any dust or sand at all. It depends on your nose shape though as to which goggles seal the best. Scott prospect don't seal well for me
downard254
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downard254 1/11/2021 1:36pm
1/11/2021 1:36pm
Wait, is google censoring sand now?Tongue




It’s a joke for the much too serious people.
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Neverclear
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Neverclear 1/11/2021 1:59pm
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daboza27 wrote:
Prospects work well. When I race in the sand I’ll put a little Vaseline on the bottom part of the frame as well Incase any particles...
Prospects work well. When I race in the sand I’ll put a little Vaseline on the bottom part of the frame as well Incase any particles do get in
Barry Carsten gave me that tip at Dade City in 1998 & I found out in the 2nd moto that it definitely helps.
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BikePilot
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BikePilot 1/11/2021 7:50pm
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Oil the foam on the goggle like an air filter with baby oil. Works amazingly well.
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G-man 1/11/2021 8:02pm
1/11/2021 8:02pm
I wear contac lenses and dust is a concern.
Oakley makes a sand goggle and both Scott and Smith use to, not sure if they still do.

They have denser foam, I can't use a regular goggle when I trail ride unless it's after a rain.

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