CURRENT LENSES

Current Lenses for Fox Motocross Goggles – Replacement Lenses

Current lenses are the replacement goggle lenses made for the Fox goggles in the current line-up: clear, tinted and mirrored spares that drop straight into the frame you already ride. You will find them in the motocross add-ons section of Foxracing.si, under lenses and tear offs, alongside the consumables that keep your vision clear. The category is for riders who want to match their goggles to the light, replace a scratched lens or keep a spare in the gear bag.

What this category covers

Every lens here is a spare part for a specific Fox goggle frame, so it is chosen by goggle model first and by tint second.

• Clear lenses – the highest light transmission, for overcast days, dusk, woods, indoor arenas and night races.
• Smoke and grey tints – cut glare on bright, open tracks while keeping colours natural.
• Mirrored lenses – a reflective coating over a tinted base for strong sun, hard-pack and desert riding.
• Contrast tints such as rose, amber or yellow – lift definition in flat grey light, dust and changing shade.
• Anti-fog treated lenses – an inner-surface treatment that slows fogging in cold or humid conditions.
• Lenses set up for tear offs and roll offs – with posts or channels that match the frame's tear off or roll off system.

How to choose a replacement lens

• Start with the goggle model. Fox lenses are frame specific – a lens cut for one goggle shape will not seal correctly in another. Check the model name printed on your goggle frame or strap before ordering.
• Match the tint to your usual light. One clear plus one dark lens covers most riders; add a contrast tint if you ride a lot in flat light or under trees.
• Mirrored or plain. A mirror coating reduces glare further, but it is a surface layer, so it needs gentler handling than a plain tinted lens.
• Material and protection. Motocross lenses are moulded polycarbonate for impact resistance against roost; never ride with a cracked or deeply scratched lens, as it weakens the lens and scatters light.
• Tear off or roll off. Decide how you clear mud: tear offs need matching posts, roll off film needs the correct channel width and canisters. Buy the lens that suits the system you already use.
• Spares. Lenses are wear items. Keeping a second lens in the bag saves a race weekend when a rock strike or deep scratch ends the life of the first one.

Brands

This category is pure Fox. Sticking with the original Fox lens for your Fox goggle keeps the frame seal, the curvature and the tear off posts exactly as designed, which matters both for optics and for how well the goggle keeps dirt out.

Frequently asked questions

Which lens tint should I choose for motocross?

Use a clear lens for overcast, dusk, woods and night riding, a smoke or grey tint for bright sun, and a rose, amber or yellow tint when the light is flat and you need more contrast on the terrain.

Will a Fox lens fit any Fox goggle?

No. Lenses are cut for a specific goggle model, so you need the lens listed for your frame. Check the model name on the goggle before you order a replacement.

How do I change a goggle lens?

Release the lens from the frame following the goggle's lens system, lift the old lens out, then seat the new one edge by edge until it clicks into the groove all the way round. Work with clean hands and hold the lens by its edges.

Can I use tear offs or roll offs with these lenses?

Yes, as long as the lens is prepared for the system you use – tear offs need the matching posts, roll offs need the correct channel and film width for your frame.

How do I keep a lens from fogging and scratching?

Let mud dry and rinse it off with water rather than wiping it, never rub the anti-fog treated inner surface with a dry cloth, and store the lens in a soft bag away from dust and heat.

Browse the current lenses for your Fox goggles and pick the tint that matches the tracks and the light you ride in.