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Shot goggles are designed for motocross and off-road riding, with complete Assault, Iris and Lite goggles represented in the current Moto Central range. This collection also contains selected replacement lenses, tear-offs and accessories for older Shot systems, so use the full product name to distinguish a complete goggle from a component.
Frame shape, lens type and helmet fit matter more than colour alone. Compare the goggle with your own helmet opening, decide whether you need a clear or tinted lens, and check the precise model compatibility before ordering any replacement part.
The catalogue includes complete Shot Assault goggles in several frame colours. Colour does not confirm the lens specification, so read the individual listing and product images before choosing.
Shot Iris listings include complete MX goggles in selected graphics. Treat Iris as its own frame family when looking for lenses or other components, rather than assuming parts from Assault, Lite, Creed or Volt will fit.
Complete Shot Lite goggles are listed alongside separate Lite lenses. A product titled as a spare clear or iridium lens is not supplied with the frame, foam or strap.
The collection includes replacement lenses and tear-off packs named for Shot Creed and Volt goggles. Match the exact wording on your existing goggles because similar-looking fixing points do not guarantee compatibility.
Listings titled Assault Goggles, Iris MX Goggles or Lite MX Goggles are complete goggle products. Listings described as a spare lens, tear-off pack or Airflaps item are accessories. For a broader comparison across manufacturers, visit the motocross goggles collection; for components from multiple brands, browse goggle lenses and goggle spare parts.
Put your helmet on first, then position the goggles and centre the strap. Check upward, downward and peripheral vision in a riding posture. If the helmet pushes the frame into your nose or leaves gaps around the foam, try a different frame shape rather than overtightening the strap.
Remove loose mud and grit with clean water before wiping the lens. Use a soft microfibre cloth and follow the care directions supplied with the product, particularly for anti-fog or mirrored coatings. Allow the foam and strap to air-dry away from direct heat.
Replace a lens that is deeply scratched, cracked, distorted or no longer retained securely. When fitting a spare, work around the frame carefully and confirm every tab is seated before use. Keep tear-offs, lenses and small fittings clean during installation to avoid trapping grit against the viewing surface.
You can pair these goggles with the wider Shot helmet range, but model and size still need to be checked together. The Shot gloves collection and complete Shot range make it easier to compare the rest of the brand's off-road kit without assuming that every item shares the same generation or specification.
Moto Central groups complete Shot goggles and the available supporting components on one page, with product titles that identify whether you are choosing a frame, lens or tear-off pack. That makes it easier to compare current stock and avoid ordering a part for the wrong system.
For an in-person helmet and goggle check, visit our Leicestershire showroom and bring your helmet where practical. The combination can then be assessed for eye-port clearance, foam contact and strap position.
No. The collection also contains lenses, tear-offs and accessories. The product title and description state what is supplied.
Do not assume it will. Replacement lenses are frame-specific, so match the named Shot model on the listing to your existing goggles.
A clear lens is usually the safest starting point for lower light. Check the individual listing and carry a suitable alternative if conditions are likely to change.
Yes. Bring your helmet to the Moto Central showroom where possible so the complete fit can be checked rather than judging the goggles on their own.
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