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Arai VX Pro - Goggles

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I've been wearing an Arai VX Pro for the last 6 months or so and using Spy Targa goggles. LOVE the helmet, but the goggles seem to be pinching my nose a bit much so I'm looking to branch out. Anyone have a goggle suggestion that works well with the Arai's?
 
ktmtom;38656 said:
I've been wearing an Arai VX Pro for the last 6 months or so and using Spy Targa goggles. LOVE the helmet, but the goggles seem to be pinching my nose a bit much so I'm looking to branch out. Anyone have a goggle suggestion that works well with the Arai's?
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Targa is a large frame model. Have you tried the Spy Alloy model? It has a smaller frame. I use them, because I'm a sort of small person with correspondingly small head and face and I use a small helmet.:D
 
I run Pro Grip light sensitive and they hold up well. They do not pinch my nose and have the VX Pro. The only downside is not being able to buy tear offs or parts at most tracks as not many people sell this goggle.
 
I second the Pro Grip goggles for the Arai VX Pro.
I was running Scott xi's, but found them to be too wide and tall for the Arai.
 
When I had my Bell helmet, Scott goggles had too big of frame and would cause the same pinched nose as you describe. I bought Oakley googles and it solved the issue since their frame is smaller.

Fast forward... I bought a Arai VX pro recently and the same Oakley goggles work decent with it. Occassionally, I get a slight pinched nose feel but usually just adjust my goggles and everything is good to go again. Just for giggles, I put my Scott goggles on and it was definitely a no-go with the Arai helmet.
 
raisrx251;38666 said:
I run Pro Grip light sensitive and they hold up well.
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x3 on those. Got mine at Atomic Moto and LOVE them. I typically hate goggles (I wear safety glasses a lot) but really liked these. :thumbsup:
 
Just pulled the trigger on a set of Oakley's so we'll see how it goes. Appreciate all the input. Will let ya know how it goes!
 
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