Spy Alloy MX Goggle Review
Goggle Body
SPY Optics designed the body of the Alloy quite well and there wasn’t much that they could change to make them better.
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Goggle Straps |
Goggle Side Vent |
Body Highlights
- The body is soft and flexible. This helps them be more durable and conform to faces of all sizes.
- There’s plenty of ventilation along the sides and foam to prevent any dirt or debris from entering.
- Three layer foam design to help keep sweat away while still maximizing comfort. (Triple layer Isotron “face foam featuring moisture-wicking Dri-Force” fleece)
- The SPY’s have a clean look to them and come in a variety of colors to fit varying rider styles.
- The silicon that is used in the straps to make them stick better to helmets was a solid line of silicon. Even when my helmet got wet, the SPY’s stuck like white on rice.
Some improvements to the goggle body
- There are no prescription inserts available.
- The lenses come out like typical motocross goggles and they aren’t the easiest to take apart if you’re trying to swap lenses quickly.
- There is no rock or nose guard available.
- The inside of the body is black, but some sort of anti-reflecting coating would be a nice addition.
- It would be nice to see the face foam removable to allow for easy cleaning or replacement.
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