100%GogglesSKU 1931090001

100% Armega/ARmatic Goggle Tear-Offs

Name: 100% Armega/ARmatic Goggle Tear-Offs
Brand: 100%
SKU: 1931090001

3 answered questions

$14.95

Ships in 1-4 business days. Free shipping on bikes and parts orders over $99.

Color: 20 Pack Standard Clear

20 Pack Standard Clear 50 Pack Standard Clear 14 Pack Laminated Clear 14 Pack Perimeter Laminated Clear

Ships to the lower 48. Bikes ship free, parts ship free over $99.

Manufacturer warrantyclaim process by brand

14-day returnssee our return policy

US support24-hr fitment answers

About this part

Tear-offs for the 100% Armega and ARmatic goggles. A stack loads onto the lens posts before a moto and each pull of the tab clears a layer, which is how you keep vision on a wet track without reaching up to wipe a lens with a muddy glove.

One part number covers all Armega and ARmatic goggles, so a rider running both stocks one type. These are for the plain goggles; the Forecast Film System takes its own tear-off under a separate part number. Four pack sizes are listed at four prices, so check the count. Keep a spare pack in the gear bag rather than in the truck.

Rider reviews

Questions riders actually ask

Every answer below is written by our fitment team, not a bot. Ask a new one and it gets answered within 24 hours.

Do these tear-offs fit both Armega and ARmatic goggles?

Yes. 100% states they fit all Armega and ARmatic goggles, and they clear with a single pull of the tab. We list a different tear-off for the Racecraft 2, Accuri 2 and Strata 2 goggles.

Which option should I pick from the four variants?

The four variants cover different tear-off options between $14.95 and $39.95. The product page lists what each one includes, and hello@motorhabit.com answers within 24 hours if you want the difference explained before ordering.

Do I need anything else to run tear-offs?

Your goggle needs tear-off posts, and 100% notes that the Armega and ARmatic support triple post racing tear-offs. Check the posts on your frame before ordering so the stack lines up the way it should.

From the Workbench