OAKLEY Airbrake MX Goggle

With extremely high impact resistance that makes you virtually unbeatable, this groundbreaking technology is the first MX goggle with a lens made of pure Plutonite®. It sets new standards in protection and gives you maximum flexibility thanks to Oakley Switchlock® technology, the secret to quick and easy lens changes. The field of vision is limitless, the comfort is unmatched, and the performance makes other ski goggles look obsolete.

Switchlock lens technology for quick and easy lens changes

Outrigger strap attachments for an optimal fit

Three-layer foam fleece face pad wicks away sweat

Includes an anti-fog, highly impact-resistant lens, removable nose guard, and laminated tear-off posts

PRIZM™ is an Oakley lens technology that enhances colors and contrast so you can see more details.

Prizm™ MX lenses were not only designed for obstacle detection, but also help you recognize the finest differences in the terrain. This allows you to make lightning-fast decisions and get the most out of your ride. Thanks to precise color filtering, you ride with greater confidence. You can identify the ideal line, the surface conditions for optimal traction, and see even better in shaded ruts. Prizm™ MX lenses are optimized for a wide range of lighting conditions. Whether you are riding from the sun into the shade of a tree canopy – you always benefit from sharpened visual clarity and vivid color perception.

Helps you recognize subtle transitions in the terrain by distinguishing between shades of brown.

Enhances visual clarity and detail for lightning-fast and safe decisions. Works in a wide range of lighting conditions, even in the woods.

High-performance Plutonite lens technology

Airbrake™ MX lenses are injection-molded with highly impact-resistant Plutonite under extreme pressure. This creates a precise contour with optically correct geometry and optimal clarity. Plutonite is the purest lens material ever used for motocross goggles.

Oakley Performance goggles meet and exceed the ANSI Z87.1 and EN 1938 standards for maximum confidence while riding.