100% Racecraft Goggles
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Product Description
The Racecraft represents our commitment to creating an enhanced user experience, by providing racers with a higher level of functionality and accurate vision. The synthesis of precision engineering and minimalistic design results in a premium goggle that performs as great as it looks.
Key Features:
- Outriggers: Help to achieve perfect fit and balance.
- Removable nose guard: Attachment of the nose guard ensures stability and protection in the most testing conditions.
- Foam: Thirsty triple layer moisture managing foam.
- Lens: Anti-fog coated polycarbonate lens for flawless vision. Shares the same lens shape across the product line.
- Lens Attachment: 9 pin lens retention system. The highest number of retention points in the industry ensures a secure fit.
- Strap: 45mm wide, Silicon coated strap eliminates slippage.
- Air intakes: Patent pending technology channels air into the foam, aiding in moisture management.
Specification
- In the box: Goggles, Noseguard, Stack of Tear-Off's & Bag.
- Filter Category: 2.
- Light Transmission: 25%'±5%.
- Clear Lens: Filter Category 0, Light Transmission 88%-92%.
Occasionally, without notice, manufacturers change product design and/or specifications.
Protective Equipment Guide
Protective Equipment Guide
This category is where you will find all the items, you’ll need to protect your body when you cycle, apart from helmets and gloves which have their own categories. In this guide we’ll look at each of the different types of protection, what it’s good for and what to look for. Most items are designed for mountain biking apart from anti-pollution masks which are for urban cyclists.
Types of Protective Equipment
Knee pads
Knee pads are the most popular type of body protection because your knees are generally the first bit of your body to hit the ground in a crash. Worn by trail riders as well as gravity racers and free riders cycling knee pads are available in a range of styles that balance protection with freedom of movement. Getting the right fit is important so be sure to check the size guide before you buy.
Lightweight knee pads are best for trail riding as they are the easiest to pedal in. They will protect your knees from abrasions and small bumps. Heavy-duty pads with a hard shell or shock absorbing layer offer better protection but they may feel less comfortable on the climbs. Shock absorbing materials like D3O enable good freedom of movement with high levels of protection.
What to look for in knee pads:
- Shock absorbing pad and abrasion resistant outer
- Silicone gripers and/or straps to help keep the pad in place
- Longer pads offer additional shin protection
- Ventilation elements to help you stay cool as you ride
- Size options that fit your legs measurements well
Elbow pads
While less popular than knee pads, elbow pads are a good choice for rides where you will be doing a lot of descending or when the terrain is particularly challenging. It’s worth slipping on elbow pads for bike park sessions and alpine summer holidays as well as muddy enduro races.
Just like knee pads, elbow pads offer different levels of protection. Heavy duty pads with a hard shell and thick shock absorbing layer offer the best impact protection. Lightweight pads offer good protection from abrasions and are more comfortable on long rides. Fit is important so be sure to check the size guide before you buy.
What to look for in elbow pads:
- Shock absorbing pad and abrasion resistant layer
- Silicone gripers to help keep the pad in place
- Straps on heavy duty pads for extra security
- Ventilation elements to help you stay cool as you ride
- Size options that fit your arms measurements well
Body Armour
Body Armour offers comprehensive overall protection for the upper and lower body. Designed for gravity racing and freeriding, body armour is too cumbersome to do much pedalling in, so is usually reserved for days where there is an uplift. Body armour is available for the top or the bottom half of the body and will sometimes include elbow or knee pads. Ventilation for temperature management is an important consideration as body armour can become uncomfortably hot.
As with all protective equipment it’s important to balance levels of protection with freedom of movement. Back protection is the most important aspect of body armour and is provided in a vest along with chest protection. Body armour shirts also include shoulder guards and sometimes elbow pads. For the lower body shorts offer hip protection while pants also include knee pads. While most MTB pads are unisex, women's specific body armour is designed to offer a comfortable fit for female body shapes.
What to look for in body armour:
- Hard shell and/or shock absorbing pads
- Protection has been CE tested and certified
- Articulated construction
- Stretch fabrics for a better fit
- Ventilation elements
Neck Supports
Neck supports or neck braces are designed to work with full face helmets to prevent hyper extension of the neck in a crash. Mostly used by downhill racers and freeriders neck supports are more comfortable than they look. Neck braces should only be worn with full face helmets.
Wrist, Shoulder and Ankle Supports
Supports and braces for wrists, shoulders and ankles are designed to help rehabilitation from injury. Injured joints can take time to regain strength and these supports allow you to ride while you are transitioning back to full fitness. They can also help reduce the chances of exacerbating the injury.
Goggles
Mountain bike goggles are a great way to protect your eyes from wind, dust and trail spray while descending. Goggles offer a wide field of view and fit snuggly to your face with foam padding for comfort. There are ventilation holes at the side to ensure airflow over the lens to prevent steaming up. Held in place by an elastic strap that goes around your helmet, goggles also help to keep your lid firmly in place when you are hard charging through rough terrain.
Different lenses are available, including clear, tinted and mirrored, to optimise your vision for different light conditions. Some goggles allow for easy lens changes and are supplied with spares. Replacement lenses are available for certain models. Pins at the side of the lens or goggle body allow tear off strips to be attached to ensure you can finish your race run with clear vision.
What to look for in Goggles:
- Scratch and fog resistant lenses
- Silicone coated strap to keep goggles in place
- Multiple vents for improved air flow
- Multi-layered foam padding for a better fit
- Replacement lenses
Anti-Pollution Masks
Designed for urban cycling where air quality is less than perfect, anti-pollution masks filter the air you breath to remove particles before they reach your lungs. Activated charcoal filters remove harmful pollutants while sub-micron filters trap small particles like pollen and dust. Filters are designed to last at least one month when used daily and replacements are readily available. One-way valves allow air to escape easily when you breath out.
Regular face masks are different from anti-pollution masks as they are designed to help prevent the spread of airborne viruses. Many cycling brands started producing them in 2020. Face masks don’t have one-way valves as they filter both the in and the out breath to protect others as well as the wearer.
Delivery & Guarantee
UK Delivery Information
International Deliveries – Temporarily Suspended 11/11/20
Note: We are still offering deliveries to the Isle of Man, Scottish Highlands, Scottish Islands, Channel Islands, Isle of Wight, Jersey and Guernsey.
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Please keep checking the TNT tracking for further updates. On behalf of TNT we apologise for any delay and inconvenience this may cause.
We are committed to offering fast and free delivery, whether you're ordering bikes, accessories or clothing. Our standard delivery service is FREE in the UK, regardless of the size and on all orders over £20.
Please note that bulky products and bikes shipped to outlying UK regions are excluded from free shipping.
Please note that Pre-Order dates can sometimes change due to updated stock information.
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Returns & Warranty
It's easy to return a product with our 365 day, hassle free returns.
We will give you a full refund on any item that is returned to us unused/unfitted, in a resaleable condition and in its original packaging (where possible).
Please note: For hygiene reasons, we cannot accept returns of facemasks, undershorts or underwear if the item has been removed/unsealed from its original packaging.
If your item develops a fault or arrives damaged, please contact us first so we can resolve the issue for you as quickly as possible.
For more information please visit our Returns & Warranty page.
