New "magnetic" goggle?

ga_pike wrote:

Okay, what am I missing?

I just received an e-mail touting the new magnetic goggle from Blur Optics. Apparently, the lens is ...more

ga_pike wrote:

Okay, what am I missing?

I just received an e-mail touting the new magnetic goggle from Blur Optics. Apparently, the lens is held in place by a series of magnets and they can be changed quickly, even while wearing them.

My question, how do you use tear offs with these? Wouldn't pulling a tear off pull the lens off?

https://bluroptics.com/collections/b-50



BLUR B-50 MAGNETIC GOGGLE FEATURES:

• Revolutionary 2-part magnetic goggle

• Lens is fixed magnetically to the frame AND very easy to take off and put back on

• Wide field of vision due to the frameless design

• Jacquard webbing strap with TPR

• Triple foam for optimum comfort, durability and moisture wicking

• Size-adjustable strap

• 100% UV protection

• Anti-scratch coating for durability

• Goggle pouch included

• Mudflap with 10 pack of tear-offs included

• Anti-fog lens with tear-off pins

Seems like they would have that figured out or they wouldn’t have marketed it.

I read a review that said the magnets were strong enough that even being a total joe and pulling all your tearoffs at once didn't dislodge the lens.

They had it on display a month or so ago up here in Nor Cal and iv got to say very impressive set up. The lens is held on very tight you almost have to do a twisting motion to dislodge the lenses. When removing the lens it pops off and just snaps in very quick like in alignment with the goggle. The guys showed us how strong the magnets was by pulling on the tear off posts and was unable to dislodge the lense.
Cool to see a design like this it is quite innovative and unique nice to see something different!

I feel like they would have tested that before manufacturing and marketing them..

Burton's goggle company, Anon, makes magnetic goggle set ups for snowboarding. I run the Anon M3s and can say that they take a significant amount of leverage to get the lens out of the frame.

I would believe they are small rare earth magnets.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rare-earth_magnet

I havn't seen anyone rockin Blur in a hot minute

I can't wait to show this to one of my mates 'space cadet' wives.

She had conniptions about the 'dangers' of the magnetic nose breathers when she saw them - she'll have an absolute melt down when she sees magnets up near the temples etc.

I'm going to guess they're very strong magnets, similar to Fox's MVRS system.. if anybody hasn't had their hands on one yet, they're very strong magnets. You can drop the helmet directly onto the ground at chest level (I did this with my helmet AFTER I wrecked and retired it.. 3 laps on that helmet) and the visor stays intact, it takes a pretty hard hit to make it move.

ga_pike wrote:

Okay, what am I missing?

I just received an e-mail touting the new magnetic goggle from Blur Optics. Apparently, the lens is ...more

ga_pike wrote:

Okay, what am I missing?

I just received an e-mail touting the new magnetic goggle from Blur Optics. Apparently, the lens is held in place by a series of magnets and they can be changed quickly, even while wearing them.

My question, how do you use tear offs with these? Wouldn't pulling a tear off pull the lens off?

https://bluroptics.com/collections/b-50



BLUR B-50 MAGNETIC GOGGLE FEATURES:

• Revolutionary 2-part magnetic goggle

• Lens is fixed magnetically to the frame AND very easy to take off and put back on

• Wide field of vision due to the frameless design

• Jacquard webbing strap with TPR

• Triple foam for optimum comfort, durability and moisture wicking

• Size-adjustable strap

• 100% UV protection

• Anti-scratch coating for durability

• Goggle pouch included

• Mudflap with 10 pack of tear-offs included

• Anti-fog lens with tear-off pins

Why do you need tear offs.. For that matter why use goggles? Need to change yer mental racing attitude or you'll never win.

Lol shit ring them asap and let them know

ga_pike wrote:

Okay, what am I missing?

I just received an e-mail touting the new magnetic goggle from Blur Optics. Apparently, the lens is ...more

ga_pike wrote:

Okay, what am I missing?

I just received an e-mail touting the new magnetic goggle from Blur Optics. Apparently, the lens is held in place by a series of magnets and they can be changed quickly, even while wearing them.

My question, how do you use tear offs with these? Wouldn't pulling a tear off pull the lens off?

https://bluroptics.com/collections/b-50



BLUR B-50 MAGNETIC GOGGLE FEATURES:

• Revolutionary 2-part magnetic goggle

• Lens is fixed magnetically to the frame AND very easy to take off and put back on

• Wide field of vision due to the frameless design

• Jacquard webbing strap with TPR

• Triple foam for optimum comfort, durability and moisture wicking

• Size-adjustable strap

• 100% UV protection

• Anti-scratch coating for durability

• Goggle pouch included

• Mudflap with 10 pack of tear-offs included

• Anti-fog lens with tear-off pins

BobbyM wrote:

Why do you need tear offs.. For that matter why use goggles? Need to change yer mental racing attitude or you'll never win.

BobbyM wrote:

Why do you need tear offs.. For that matter why use goggles? Need to change yer mental racing attitude or you'll never win.

Protection from lappers, Einstein

Anyone else find the name ironic?

craigathan404 wrote:

Anyone else find the name ironic?

craigathan404 wrote:

Anyone else find the name ironic?

B-50? Are you insinuating that 50+ year olds have difficulty changing regular style lens? Lol.

I don't get the irony.

craigathan404 wrote:

Anyone else find the name ironic?

craigathan404 wrote:

Anyone else find the name ironic?

-MAVERICK- wrote:

B-50? Are you insinuating that 50+ year olds have difficulty changing regular style lens? Lol.

I don't get the irony.

-MAVERICK- wrote:

B-50? Are you insinuating that 50+ year olds have difficulty changing regular style lens? Lol.

I don't get the irony.

I think he means the company name, vision should be clear and the name is Blur haha.

Fucking magnets, how do they work? And I don't wanna talk to a scientist. Y'all motherfuckers lying, and getting me pissed.

hellbillyohio wrote:

I havn't seen anyone rockin Blur in a hot minute

hellbillyohio wrote:

I havn't seen anyone rockin Blur in a hot minute

I honestly forgot they even existed.

How will they react with the metal plate in my head?

ga_pike wrote:

Okay, what am I missing?

I just received an e-mail touting the new magnetic goggle from Blur Optics. Apparently, the lens is ...more

ga_pike wrote:

Okay, what am I missing?

I just received an e-mail touting the new magnetic goggle from Blur Optics. Apparently, the lens is held in place by a series of magnets and they can be changed quickly, even while wearing them.

My question, how do you use tear offs with these? Wouldn't pulling a tear off pull the lens off?

https://bluroptics.com/collections/b-50



BLUR B-50 MAGNETIC GOGGLE FEATURES:

• Revolutionary 2-part magnetic goggle

• Lens is fixed magnetically to the frame AND very easy to take off and put back on

• Wide field of vision due to the frameless design

• Jacquard webbing strap with TPR

• Triple foam for optimum comfort, durability and moisture wicking

• Size-adjustable strap

• 100% UV protection

• Anti-scratch coating for durability

• Goggle pouch included

• Mudflap with 10 pack of tear-offs included

• Anti-fog lens with tear-off pins

BobbyM wrote:

Why do you need tear offs.. For that matter why use goggles? Need to change yer mental racing attitude or you'll never win.

BobbyM wrote:

Why do you need tear offs.. For that matter why use goggles? Need to change yer mental racing attitude or you'll never win.

Marine, you will Holeshot that race and you will dominate!

craigathan404 wrote:

Anyone else find the name ironic?

craigathan404 wrote:

Anyone else find the name ironic?

-MAVERICK- wrote:

B-50? Are you insinuating that 50+ year olds have difficulty changing regular style lens? Lol.

I don't get the irony.

-MAVERICK- wrote:

B-50? Are you insinuating that 50+ year olds have difficulty changing regular style lens? Lol.

I don't get the irony.

No no! No insults intended. Just referring to the company being named “blur optics” when you ideally would want your vision to be clear

Force required to rip off a tearoff must be way less than the strength of the magnets. Id guess it will take a pretty good push from the inside of the frame to get the lens out.

craigathan404 wrote:

Anyone else find the name ironic?

craigathan404 wrote:

Anyone else find the name ironic?

-MAVERICK- wrote:

B-50? Are you insinuating that 50+ year olds have difficulty changing regular style lens? Lol.

I don't get the irony.

-MAVERICK- wrote:

B-50? Are you insinuating that 50+ year olds have difficulty changing regular style lens? Lol.

I don't get the irony.

craigathan404 wrote:

No no! No insults intended. Just referring to the company being named “blur optics” when you ideally would want your vision to ...more

craigathan404 wrote:

No no! No insults intended. Just referring to the company being named “blur optics” when you ideally would want your vision to be clear

Makes sense now. I thought you were referring to the goggle name B-50.

I think the last time I saw someone wearing Blur goggles was in the early 2000's and he was also wearing Azonic gear.

-MAVERICK- wrote:

Makes sense now. I thought you were referring to the goggle name B-50.

I think the last time I saw someone wearing Blur ...more

-MAVERICK- wrote:

Makes sense now. I thought you were referring to the goggle name B-50.

I think the last time I saw someone wearing Blur goggles was in the early 2000's and he was also wearing Azonic gear.

It could have been me! I used to be sponsored by O’Neal back then. Blur goggles were rebadged Scott 89s

See the prices of the tear offs? Holy smokes, they sure proud of them at a dollar a piece.

tobz wrote:

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tobz wrote:

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Why are you following lappers?