Ethen Scrambler Goggles - Black Stripe Reviews

4.9 Rating 23 Reviews

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“Hi goggles great, comfortable to wear in my open face helmet price reflects quality, fit is great and overal service excellent. Regards Roger”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Great goggles with the photo chromatic but don’t fit most full face helmets. Probably great for a traditional moto style helmet but my Simpson and agv x3000 won’t work with them”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Very light googles. If you want a minimalist type of goggles this is the best for you. quality is superb. The transition lens are great too so you do not need to bring extra lens. Will order again for my fellow riders. Thank you very much. Best for cafe racer and scrambler motorcycle.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Excellent goggles! My first pair, and in fact my first time riding with an open faced helmet. Love it...the goggles fit perfectly, nice seal that keeps all wind out from my eyes, lightweight, and the photochromatic (?) lens worked well too, so subtle you don't really notice anything other than just not needing to squint with bright sunlight. Can easily see myself buying another pair, or at the very least a few more straps.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“perfect, thank you”

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Posted 4 years ago

“They fit great, don’t look too much like I just stepped out of a Sopwith Camel but still have a nod to the classic look of ‘old’ goggles. Sit snug against my face and the photochromic function (lenses lighten in dim light, darken in bright) is a really useful function. Compared to sunglass and ski goggle prices these are actually a bit of a bargain.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Excellent communication and prompt shipping. Item arrived sooner than anticipated. Awesome service. Thanks!”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Awesome lid, beautiful and so much lighter than expected. The old ones weighed a ton!”

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Posted 5 years ago