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What are the Differences Between the Sinister X7, Aviator 2.0, and Kingpin Snowmobile Goggles? AVIATOR 2.0 •Toric lens shape •Oversized for maximum...

Long Story Short: Fuzion technology bonds an Anti-fog lens material inside the PC lens, providing premium Anti-fog technology. Premium Anti-fog capability i...

In the world of outdoor sports, especially high-octane activities like offroad riding, maintaining a clear and unobstructed view is vital to safety, perform...

Choosing the right snowmobile goggle lens color can make a huge difference in your riding experience. The best lens color for you depends on various factors...

Photochromic lenses, also known as transition lenses, are a type of optical lens that automatically darkens when exposed to sunlight and returns to a clear ...

The 509 Ignite Goggle is a game-changer for snowmobilers, designed to tackle one of the most common issues riders face: fogging. These goggles feature advan...

Long Story Short: The XL goggles have 20% expanded foam vs. the non XL goggles to accommodate the larger face opening of 2XL and above helmets. Wh...

The 509 Kingpin Lite Goggle is designed for those who want a lightweight, high-performance goggle for dirt biking and other off-road adventures. Here’s what...

Our Sinister X7, Aviator 2.0, and Sinister MX6 goggles are all OTG compatible. This means they’re specifically engineered to fit over your glasses without c...

If you’re looking to switch up the strap on your 509 goggles, you might be wondering about your options. While 509 currently doesn’t offer replacement strap...