RoadView Motorcycle Goggles
Less Wind in Your Eyes. More Comfort for the Ride.
Wind hitting your eyes, dust finding its way around your glasses, and uncomfortable frames pressing against your face can take the enjoyment out of a good ride. RoadView Motorcycle Goggles bring together wraparound coverage, soft contoured padding, and an adjustable fit to help make time on the road more comfortable.
With a wide, single-piece lens and room for compatible prescription glasses underneath, RoadView offers a practical option for riders who want more coverage without giving up their everyday eyewear.
✅ Close-Fitting Coverage Against Wind and Dust
Regular glasses can leave gaps around the sides of your eyes. RoadView’s wraparound frame and foam-lined edges are designed to sit closer to your face, helping reduce the wind and airborne dust that reach your eyes.
The shaped padding follows the area around your brow, cheeks, and nose to create a closer fit. Whether you are taking a quick ride across town or heading out for the afternoon, that added coverage helps make exposed riding feel less uncomfortable.
✅ Soft, Contoured Foam for a More Comfortable Fit
A snug fit should not mean having a hard frame pressed directly against your face. RoadView features soft polyurethane foam padding with a contoured surface, creating a cushioned contact area around your eyes.
The shaped foam helps the goggles follow your facial contours, while the flexible frame provides some give rather than a rigid feel. Adjust the strap until the goggles sit comfortably and securely, without overtightening.
✅ Designed to Fit Over Compatible Prescription Glasses
Keep your everyday glasses on underneath. RoadView’s over-the-glasses design accommodates prescription frames measuring less than 150 mm wide and 50 mm tall, offering a convenient option for riders who wear corrective eyewear.
Instead of choosing between your usual glasses and extra wind coverage, you can wear both together when the fit is suitable. Measure your frames before ordering, as compatibility also depends on their shape, depth, and how they sit on your face.
✅ Wide, Wraparound Viewing Area
The wide, single-piece lens provides a broad viewing area across the front of the goggles, avoiding the separate, smaller eyepieces found on some traditional designs.
Its curved shape extends around the sides of the face, pairing a spacious viewing area with close-fitting coverage. You get a straightforward design that keeps the view ahead at the center of the experience.
✅ Four Ventilation Ports to Help Release Built-Up Heat
A close-fitting pair of goggles should not have to feel overly stuffy. RoadView includes four ventilation ports designed to support airflow and help release heat from inside the frame.
These openings provide a path for air to move through the goggles, complementing the foam-lined fit. Ventilation is intended to support wearing comfort; it should not be treated as a guarantee that the lenses will never fog.
✅ Adjustable Elastic Strap for a Personalized Fit
Finding the right fit is easier with an elastic strap and sliding length adjuster. Loosen or tighten the band to position the goggles comfortably, rather than relying on one fixed strap length.
The elastic construction allows some stretch, while the adjuster lets you fine-tune how closely the frame sits against your face. For use with a helmet, check that the goggles fit its opening correctly and do not interfere with the helmet’s intended fit.
✅ Approximately 2 mm Polycarbonate Lens
RoadView uses an approximately 2 mm thick polycarbonate lens, paired with a flexible frame for a practical, straightforward construction.
The single-piece lens forms a continuous front shield, while the surrounding frame and foam lining work together to provide coverage around the eye area. It is a simple setup without separate eyepieces or complicated adjustments.
✅ Lightweight Design at Approximately 3.9 oz
At approximately 3.9 oz, or 110 grams, RoadView keeps its overall weight modest while incorporating a full-size lens, foam padding, and an adjustable strap.
The flexible frame and cushioned lining complement that lightweight construction, making comfort an important part of the design rather than an afterthought.