Trigger Goggles

The iXS Trigger goggles have been developed and tested with input from iXS athletes to maximise the field of view and comfort of the wearer, while impact certified high contrast anti-fog lenses ensure that your vision will always be clear. A flexible nose bridge allows for an adaptive fit with unrestricted breathing and the ergonomic frame distributes contact pressure evenly without impairing ventilation. The Trigger also features 3-layer foam for improved comfort, outriggers on the frame for even pressure distribution when worn with a fullface helmet and a 45mm silicon backed strap so it'll stay exactly where you put it.

Who's this item for: DH and Enduro riders looking for a comfortable, protective, and well-ventilated set of goggles.

Goggle Type/Size: These are a standard fit set of goggles with outriggers to ensure even pressure distribution when worn with a fullface helmet.

Stand out features: Impact certified anti-fog lenses provide peace of mind that your eyes will be safe and your vision will be clear, no matter what happens. The Trigger also features 3-layer foam for improved comfort, outriggers on the frame for even pressure distribution when worn with a fullface helmet and a 45mm silicon backed strap so it'll stay exactly where you put it.

Lens interchangeability: Yes, the Trigger can be retrofitted with the tear-off kit and lenses from the Trigger series are cross-compatible with the hack series.

Spare lens included: Yes, the Trigger comes with a mirrored lens fitted, and a spare clear lens in the box for use in low-light conditions.

Foam: The Trigger features 3-layer foam for an extremely comfortable fit.

Pros: A quality goggle that keeps your eyes protected, your vision clear, and you won't need to sell one of your kidneys to buy them.

Cons: These goggles still use a pretty old-school lens system so it may take you a few goes to get the hang of swapping out the lenses. A good tip is to use the goggle bag to hold the lens when you're swapping it out so you don't end up with smudges or scratches on the inside of the lens.