Tear-Offs:
Goggle tear-offs are essential for motocross riders, providing a quick and effective way to clear their vision when roost and debris obscure their goggles during a race. These tear-offs are thin plastic sheets that cover the lens, allowing riders to simply tear off one layer at a time to restore clarity. Depending on the duration of the race and the conditions, riders may stack anywhere from a single tear-off up to 24.

Tear-offs are available in both individual sheets and laminated stacks. The laminated version consists of multiple tear-offs that are stuck together, preventing dirt and water from getting between the layers. This improves vision, especially when using multiple stacks. In recent years, Motorcycling Australia has banned tear-offs unless a track receives an exemption, leading many riders to switch to roll-off systems. Tear-offs remain legal at tracks with an exemption.

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Roll-Off Systems:
Roll-off systems are an alternative designed to keep your goggles clear throughout the race.

This system features two canisters, one at each end of the goggles. One canister holds fresh film, while the other collects the used, “dirty” film. A pull-string mechanism allows riders to advance the film across the lens to maintain a clear view.

The image shows a pair of camouflage-patterned goggles with an attached GoPro-style camera mount and two cylindrical film canisters. The goggles have a black elastic strap. The overall impression is of equipment for action sports or outdoor activities where video recording is desired.

Typically, the film is around 40mm wide and runs horizontally across the goggles, aligned with the rider’s eyes. To activate the system, riders pull the string on the left-hand side, and may need to pull it twice to fully extend the clean film across the goggles.

The dynami  c REANSON Motocross Goggles are equipped with either high-quality laminated tear-offs or a smooth, efficient roll-off system, ensuring clear vision throughout the race, so challengers can maintain full speed and stay ahead!

The image shows a motocross rider, wearing full protective gear, in a low position on a red and white dirt bike. The rider appears to be navigating a turn on a dirt track. The bike is partially buried in the loose dirt, suggesting a fall or near-miss. The overall impression is one of action and intensity within a motocross competition.

Published On: January 10, 2025Tags: , , Views: 30 Comments on Tear-Off & Roll-Off Systems
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