I pretty much entirely agree. I was really hesitant to try an MX style but I love it now. My old full face fogged up pretty much immediately. My goggles don't fog at all.Originally posted by Octane
[br]MX all the way. As long as you keep moving goggles dont fog up. The only way a fullface will not fog up or ice up is if you have a heated visor.
Get a MX helmet with a breathguard and you will not be cold no matter what the temps are. Ive tried various fullface helmets, but the faceshields all fog up.
Also, with a MX helmet you have better peripheral vision.
yea i didn know that so here i am trying to wipe the fog out with my fingers and scratched my lenses all to all to crap i figured it out after this thoOriginally posted by Octane
[br]MX all the way. As long as you keep moving goggles dont fog up. The only way a fullface will not fog up or ice up is if you have a heated visor.
Get a MX helmet with a breathguard and you will not be cold no matter what the temps are. Ive tried various fullface helmets, but the faceshields all fog up.
Also, with a MX helmet you have better peripheral vision.
my sno force II helmet, never fogged up on me. and a few of my friends have the sno force II helmet as well. they didn't fog up either. none of the helmet's have a heated visor, but they do have a really nice set up when it comes to a breath deflector.Originally posted by Octane
[br]MX all the way. As long as you keep moving goggles dont fog up. [red]The only way a fullface will not fog up or ice up is if you have a heated visor[/red].
Get a MX helmet with a breathguard and you will not be cold no matter what the temps are. Ive tried various fullface helmets, but the faceshields all fog up.
Also, with a MX helmet you have better peripheral vision.
These are the sentiments of not only myself, but everybody I know who has switched (except for my dad).Originally posted by jonesie
[br]once yoiu try a mx you will never go back to a full face. imo anyway.