Leatt Lens Light Grey 58%

A genuine Leatt replacement goggle lens in a light grey tint with 58% visible light transmission — a mild tint that knocks the edge off glare without darkening the track or trail. It's a practical everyday choice for riders who want one lens that copes with bright overcast days, dappled light and moderate sun.

Built as a dual-pane 2.7mm polymer lens, the anti-fog function is part of the inner lens material rather than a coating that wears off, and the outer surface carries an anti-scratch treatment. The lens is ready for both tear-offs and roll-offs, so you can set your goggles up for motocross, enduro or trail duty without changing lenses.

Sold as a replacement lens only — goggle frame not included.

• Light grey tint rated at 58% VLT (visible light transmission)
• 2.7mm thick optically correct lens described by Leatt as bulletproof
• Dual-pane construction with permanent anti-fog built into the inner lens polymer
• Anti-scratch coating on the outer lens surface
• Tear-off and roll-off ready, with posts fitted
• Genuine Leatt replacement lens, part number LE8019100091

Handle the lens by its edges to keep fingerprints and oils off the optical surfaces.
Rinse dust, mud and grit away with clean lukewarm water before wiping — dry-wiping a dirty lens is the fastest way to scratch it.
Blot the outer lens dry with a clean microfibre cloth or goggle bag; avoid paper towel and clothing.
Do not scrub or rub the inner lens: the anti-fog function lives in the polymer and the inner surface is easily marked. Let it air dry naturally.
Avoid solvents, petrol, brake cleaner, glass cleaner and alcohol-based products on either lens surface.
If the lens gets soaked in a wet race, remove it from the frame and let the goggle and lens dry fully at room temperature before storing.
Store in a soft goggle bag or the original packaging, out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources such as a closed vehicle or an exhaust.
Check the tear-off and roll-off posts and the lens seating in the frame before each ride, and make sure the lens is fully clipped into the frame channel all the way around.
Replace the lens if it is cracked, deeply scratched or has been impacted — a compromised lens will not protect your eyes as intended.
Match tint to conditions: at 58% VLT this is a light tint, so keep a clear or higher-VLT lens on hand for dusk, night or heavily shaded riding.