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Dragon MDX goggles


SO GOOD
The simple, hard wearing design and finish, combined with the competitive price, mean you won't mind stuffing the MDXs into your kitbag or pack between runs. The anti-fog lens kept vision mist free for longer on slower trails, where heat can build up quickly due to lack of airflow. Overall build quality is excellent too, which is impressive at this price.

NO GOOD
The MDXs have a marginally smaller field of vision than the other goggles tested here The 20mm deep moisture wicking foam is also a bit thick for some face shapes and can cause pressure points.

PRICE 55$


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