Bobster Night Hawk OTG Goggles - Tinted

Bobster OTG Tinted Night Hawk Motorcycle Riding Goggles

Can Be Worn Over The Top Of Glasses! (OTG)

Night Hawk Bobster Goggles is the perfect solution for riders who wear glasses! (Can also be worn by users who don't wear glasses)

Soft Cushion Padding

Road safety eyewear is fixed with open cell (neoprene) foam padding. Neoprene material provides ultimate comfort, also prevents dust and wind from irritating the eyes.

100% UV Protection

Uses tinted lenses to prevent glare and sunlight. High quality OTG riding goggles are the most practical eyewear available for prescription wearers!

Bobster Goggle Key Features

OTG GOGGLES - Wear glasses? OTG (over the top of glasses) goggles are suitable for riders who wear glasses

Goggle Lenses Included:

Smoked Lenses - Great all purpose lenses, suitable for most riders

Goggle Frames Included:

Open Cell Frames - A very soft, light weight cushioned foam, able to absorb more sweat than closed foam cell padding.

Open Cell Frames - Tends to be lighter, softer and more sweat absorbing than closed cell foam. Open cell foam also has a tendency to provide a better seal or fit because it is softer and conforming to the contours of the face.

Accessories Included

• FREE - Carry case


• Microfiber cleaning cloth

Additional Information

• Instruction Manual: Night Hawk Information


• Frame Measurements: Width 163 mm, Frame Height 65 mm


• Frame Material: Polyurethane


• Frame Color: Glossy Black


• On Safety: CE EN-1836:2005/A1:2007


• Rx Limitation: No, OTG=Fits Over RX Glasses


• Warranty: Lifetime against Manufacturing Defects

The Best 5 Star Review for Nighthawk Tinted Riding Goggles

I use these goggles to protect my eyes and glasses on my commute. They prevent rain getting in my eyes - I suffered from dreadful streaming before. They will fog up if you breath 'upwards' while stopped but while cycling they stay pretty clear. I am not using them for exactly their stated purpose, they can fog a little bit and it is probably not reasonable to expect otherwise in heavy rain. I would just like better drainage at the bottom of them as water pools a little bit there (I may drill a couple of holes out). I could not find anything better on the market though.