Yes. Motorcycle goggles are particularly well suited to open-face and 3/4 helmets, providing protection for your eyes while maintaining the classic open-face riding style. Nannini motorcycle goggles are designed to work well with open-face and vintage-style helmets.

Motorcycle goggles are primarily intended for open-face, 3/4 and other helmets where the rider's eyes are exposed. They generally aren't necessary with a conventional full-face helmet because the helmet already incorporates an integrated visor.

Some motorcycle goggles can accommodate prescription glasses, depending on the size and shape of both the goggles and your prescription frames.

The Custom Padded Leather Motorcycle Goggles are particularly well suited to wearing over prescription glasses. Their reduced padding around the nose bridge and flat outer lens plane provide additional space, making them an ideal choice for riders who wear prescription glasses.

However, fit can vary depending on the size and shape of your prescription frames, so we recommend checking the available space and fit before purchasing.

Yes. Motorcycle goggles provide a physical barrier around the eyes that can help reduce exposure to wind, dust, insects and road debris. The level of coverage varies between designs, so choose a frame that provides a comfortable fit around your face.

Nannini motorcycle-goggle lenses are designed to provide protection from UV radiation. Check the specifications of the individual model for its specific lens characteristics.

Lens choice is important for night and low-light riding. Clear lenses are generally the most appropriate where maximum light transmission is required.

Yellow-tinted lenses can also be useful in low-light conditions such as fog, as they can increase contrast and make objects and changes in the road surface easier to distinguish.

Darker tinted lenses designed for bright daylight should not be used when they significantly reduce visibility. Always choose a lens appropriate for the prevailing light and riding conditions.

Classic or vintage-style motorcycle goggles are a natural match for café racers. Nannini's range includes distinctive Italian-designed styles that complement café racer, classic and custom motorcycles while providing practical eye protection.

Motorcycle goggles generally provide more coverage around the eyes and a closer-fitting barrier against wind, dust and debris. Motorcycle sunglasses tend to have a more open design. Goggles are particularly suited to open-face helmets and riders looking for greater eye coverage

The leather components of Nannini motorcycle goggles are not completely waterproof. The leather padding provides a durable, classic finish, but the cotton stuffing inside the padding will absorb water if the goggles become wet.

If the goggles get wet, the padding should be allowed to dry naturally and thoroughly over time before being stored. With appropriate care, the leather and padding can continue to provide the comfort and appearance they're designed for.

For best results, avoid deliberately soaking the goggles and follow the manufacturer's care recommendations.

Yes. Nannini is an Italian eyewear company based in Reggio Emilia, Italy, with its own in-house Made in Italy design and production operation. The motorcycle goggles are part of its motorcycle and sport eyewear range and are 100% manufactured through its Italian production operation.

Yes. Nannini motorcycle goggles are classified as Category II Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for motorcycle and moped users and are tested for conformity with the European standard EN 1938:2010 — Personal eye protection — Goggles for motorcycle and moped users.

Yes. Nannini motorcycle goggles feature adjustable straps for a secure and comfortable fit. The inner side of the strap also has a silicone anti-slip strip, which helps prevent the goggles from moving or slipping on the outside of the helmet while riding.

The exact strap construction can vary between models.

Motorcycle goggles should sit securely against your face without excessive pressure. They should provide good coverage around the eyes while remaining comfortable when worn with your helmet. The strap should hold the goggles securely without being uncomfortably tight.

Yes. Motorcycle goggles are particularly popular with vintage, classic and open-face helmets. Their styling also makes them a natural choice for classic motorcycles and café racers.

Use a clean, soft lens cloth and follow the manufacturer's cleaning recommendations. Avoid abrasive materials or household cleaners that could damage the lens or coatings.

Consider your helmet, riding style, preferred appearance and the conditions in which you ride. Think about whether you need clear or tinted lenses, additional padding, a particular frame style or compatibility with prescription glasses. Flexvision's range includes Cruiser, TT, Rider and Custom styles to suit different riding preferences.