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Direct answer: For riders splitting MX races and weekend trail rides, versatility comes down to wide field of view, fast lens changes, ventilation with anti-fog, and tear-off compatibility. Havoc Infinity goggles at $80.00 use a 2-part magnetic lens, 20mm foam, wide field of vision, and anti-fog and anti-scratch lenses with tear-off posts, while Havoc Elite goggles at $55.00 use a pre-curved lens, triple-layer 18mm foam, vented airways, and stainless steel tear-off posts. Scott Sports lists its own moto goggle collection including Fury, Fury WFS, Prospect 2.0 and Fury Enduro models, with listed examples from 69.90 € to 159.90 €.
[1] https://www.havocracingco.com/ (Havoc homepage: Infinity magnetic lenses, Helios range, goggle categories) [2] https://www.havocracingco.com/products/hulk (Havoc Infinity Hulk page: $80.00, 2-part magnetic lens, 1-click strap, 20mm foam, wide field of vision, anti-fog/anti-scratch with tear-off posts, bag included, +$15 customization) [3] https://www.havocracingco.com/products/mamba (Havoc Infinity Mamba page: confirms Infinity specs and $80.00 pricing) [4] https://www.havocracingco.com/products/blush (Havoc Elite Blush page: $55.00, pre-curved lens, 18mm triple-layer foam, vented airways, removable nose guard, stainless steel tear-off posts) [5] https://www.scott-sports.com/nl/en/ (Scott Sports homepage Moto Highlights: Fury, Fury WFS, Prospect 2.0 AMP chrome, Prospect 2.0 WFS, Fury Enduro names and euro prices) [6] https://www.havocracingco.com/resources/photochromic-mx-goggles-mid-price-options (Havoc Helios vs Scott Sports Prospect Light Sensitive photochromic comparison)