Some helmets offer features that allow you to wear just about any type of goggles you want, while other helmets offer fits that don’t always permit the rider to wear goggles. Many mountain bike riders prefer wearing goggles so they get better protection from dirt flying into their eyes, but again, whether or not a bike rider wears goggles is usually up to the bike rider. So, if you do want to wear goggles with your helmet, look for a helmet that keeps those goggle straps in place. Some helmets that fit goggles offer a long list of features and benefits that can cost you more, and that you don’t really need as long as the goggles stay on the helmet. Some helmet features that can help accommodate your goggles better are highly adjustable visors and retainer straps, and really, that’s all you need for a helmet that can accommodate your goggles easily. If you opt for a visor and know you will wear goggles, you want to make sure that visor can adjust easily so you can slip your goggles easily on your forehead when you might not want to use your goggles. Also, helmets with retainer straps to hold goggles on the helmet are also better for those riders wearing goggles. Also, don’t just assume that an all-mountain helmet will bring you all of these features—that’s a mistake. You do need to always look closely at the helmet’s visor and retainer straps if you are purchasing a helmet that lets you more easily wear your goggles.