This review made me pick up a Armega with the Hiper lens, I haven't ridden with them yet as I just bought my first FF helmet. But the quality feels top notch and the image through the lens seems great. They fit nicely on my face and the foam feels soft and supportive. Thanks guys!
Would be interesting to see how they do in really foggy conditions or really damp conditions. I've never had a goggle that did not steam up on the inside and outside. So I have to take them off to wipe regurally if riding in really damp conditions. I had Racecraft, Racecraft Plus, and now Leatt Velocity.
Dude I was literally riding in the mist 😂 1:40 (as well as water vapour building up on the GoPro lens) you can see me entering the mist, and at 2:44 you can see the most/fog through the trees… added with me heavily breathing into the goggles, I think the goggles we tested hard. Meg has some Leatt velocity 6.5 goggles, they are good, but the visibility is better on the Armega’s. Top tip, when riding in wet conditions, do not take your goggles off, water will get inside the goggles and you will have a problem with fogging. 🙌✌️🤙
@@LukeMegBiking I meant it would be interesting to see in even foggier conditions. But this sure looks promising. I considered them. But I got what I found in stock. Good tip, but impossible not to take off in the foggiest conditions, even in conditions like in this video, even not taking them off I have to cus I can't see anything if I don't. But not out the Leatt goggles trough fog. Maybe it will be different with Armega. But so far no issues.
So, how do you find the fogging in mild & hot conditions? (for MTB). Didnt seem as they fogged at all in your video, but heard from others they still do. Im actually considering the same colour googles too , so that's nice to see
If you keep them dry (not allowing any rain to enter the inside of the goggle when having a break/removing your googles during the day) they almost never fog up... but if any moisture does enter the inside of the goggles, even a little bit, they are going to fog. I experienced this myself, but it's the same for any googles. Thanks dude
How do these compare to 100? race craft? Hav eyou ttied them? I see you did not mention other goggles than your previous Scott goggle. Is the material at the foam tha ti's against the skin more comfortable? The Racecraft could get itchy at times, and was not silly smooth, I have a Leatt Velocity, which is much more comfortable, but apart from that the Racecraft were quite good. But the out of two RaceCraft goggles I lost the nose guard on one. So had to buy a new guard. But later I tried the Racecraft Plus the comfort level was the same. It was only the one nose quard on the Racecraft that was probably not up to spec, causing it to fall off while riding. But not had that issue with new one, nor the plus goggles, only difference with Plus were the stiffer lenses. But Leatt Velocity are bullet proof atleast for a pistol. But the whole goggle is flexing less, and is less noisy. The Racecraft goggles were easier to flex and were creaking if you did. So if scratching or moving goggles you could hear it. The nose guard on the Velocity was not ptrindtalled, so I had to install it, but one of the sides was hard to install cus of very tight fit. So the tolerances on the nose quard were not great, one easy to push pin in, other very tight. And sometimes if I am not careful I can hit the guard somehow get it to pop out. But did not fall off during riding. With the Leatt it's almost silent. So fs ri only have one goggle. But if you have anything to say, I appreciate it if you do.
I’ve had Leatt, Smith, Melon (the worst of all the goggles I have owned) Scott, Fox goggles. All of which bar the Melon brand were good, but the 100% Armega are just a level above, the double foam is insane, the comfort and stability is fantastic. They are an expensive goggle, but I believe they are worth it
@@LukeMegBiking I see the Leatt lenses scratch easily. first lens I dropped on a gravel road, but the other I did not drop anywhere, and I don't know what scratched it but it was new lens, only had it for few days. But the original lens had two lens layers, but the MB lens I ordered had vents at the top on the sides. so a bit more airy. but of course I still get hot. But the foam is very comfy, it does not itch like the 100% did.
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This review made me pick up a Armega with the Hiper lens, I haven't ridden with them yet as I just bought my first FF helmet. But the quality feels top notch and the image through the lens seems great. They fit nicely on my face and the foam feels soft and supportive. Thanks guys!
That's great to hear, I'm stoked for you
These look really good, that blue colour is sweeeeet
The blue is so nice right. They are immense goggles for sure
Would be interesting to see how they do in really foggy conditions or really damp conditions. I've never had a goggle that did not steam up on the inside and outside. So I have to take them off to wipe regurally if riding in really damp conditions. I had Racecraft, Racecraft Plus, and now Leatt Velocity.
Dude I was literally riding in the mist 😂 1:40 (as well as water vapour building up on the GoPro lens) you can see me entering the mist, and at 2:44 you can see the most/fog through the trees… added with me heavily breathing into the goggles, I think the goggles we tested hard.
Meg has some Leatt velocity 6.5 goggles, they are good, but the visibility is better on the Armega’s.
Top tip, when riding in wet conditions, do not take your goggles off, water will get inside the goggles and you will have a problem with fogging. 🙌✌️🤙
@@LukeMegBiking I meant it would be interesting to see in even foggier conditions. But this sure looks promising. I considered them. But I got what I found in stock.
Good tip, but impossible not to take off in the foggiest conditions, even in conditions like in this video, even not taking them off I have to cus I can't see anything if I don't. But not out the Leatt goggles trough fog. Maybe it will be different with Armega. But so far no issues.
does your armega have dual lens? @@LukeMegBiking
So, how do you find the fogging in mild & hot conditions? (for MTB). Didnt seem as they fogged at all in your video, but heard from others they still do.
Im actually considering the same colour googles too , so that's nice to see
If you keep them dry (not allowing any rain to enter the inside of the goggle when having a break/removing your googles during the day) they almost never fog up... but if any moisture does enter the inside of the goggles, even a little bit, they are going to fog. I experienced this myself, but it's the same for any googles. Thanks dude
How do these compare to 100? race craft? Hav eyou ttied them? I see you did not mention other goggles than your previous Scott goggle.
Is the material at the foam tha ti's against the skin more comfortable? The Racecraft could get itchy at times, and was not silly smooth, I have a Leatt Velocity, which is much more comfortable, but apart from that the Racecraft were quite good.
But the out of two RaceCraft goggles I lost the nose guard on one. So had to buy a new guard.
But later I tried the Racecraft Plus the comfort level was the same.
It was only the one nose quard on the Racecraft that was probably not up to spec, causing it to fall off while riding. But not had that issue with new one, nor the plus goggles, only difference with Plus were the stiffer lenses.
But Leatt Velocity are bullet proof atleast for a pistol.
But the whole goggle is flexing less, and is less noisy.
The Racecraft goggles were easier to flex and were creaking if you did. So if scratching or moving goggles you could hear it.
The nose guard on the Velocity was not ptrindtalled, so I had to install it, but one of the sides was hard to install cus of very tight fit. So the tolerances on the nose quard were not great, one easy to push pin in, other very tight. And sometimes if I am not careful I can hit the guard somehow get it to pop out. But did not fall off during riding.
With the Leatt it's almost silent.
So fs ri only have one goggle.
But if you have anything to say, I appreciate it if you do.
I’ve had Leatt, Smith, Melon (the worst of all the goggles I have owned) Scott, Fox goggles. All of which bar the Melon brand were good, but the 100% Armega are just a level above, the double foam is insane, the comfort and stability is fantastic.
They are an expensive goggle, but I believe they are worth it
@@LukeMegBiking I see the Leatt lenses scratch easily. first lens I dropped on a gravel road, but the other I did not drop anywhere, and I don't know what scratched it but it was new lens, only had it for few days. But the original lens had two lens layers, but the MB lens I ordered had vents at the top on the sides. so a bit more airy. but of course I still get hot. But the foam is very comfy, it does not itch like the 100% did.
What chin mount thing do you use?
It's the Gnartec Ultimate Chin Mount. Here's a video testing the mount and new GoPro Hero 10 th-cam.com/video/-lS5L1E78tk/w-d-xo.html
will these goggles work with eye glasses?
Apologies I cannot confirm this as I didn’t test with glasses
@@LukeMegBiking ah okay mate thanks for the video tho i liked it
@@davidcastaneda9008 On the website it looks like you can get get prescription lenses. Something to take a look at.
Conoces algunos googles fotocromaticos, así como rockbros?
Sorry I do not. Soon I hope to be able to try some so stay tuned for some more reviews