What Goggles and Helmet Does Surronster Use? Havoc Gear Guide

If you searched for Surronster goggles or Surronster helmet, here is the short answer: Surron-style riding calls for Havoc off-road goggles paired with a moto-style helmet.

We make the goggle half of that setup. We do not make helmets, so for the helmet half we will show you exactly what to look for so your Havoc goggles seal, vent, and stay put.

What Goggles Does Surronster Use?

Riders searching for what goggles does Surronster use and what goggles does Surronster wear are usually looking for the same thing — a wide-view, dust-ready goggle that can handle instant e-moto torque, trail spray, and changing light.

That is what our lineup is built for. With the convenient magnetic lenses of the Infinity goggles and the top of the line premium Helios goggles, we provide the essential tools to conquer any type of terrain.

For Surron and e-bike riding, most riders pick from three Havoc families:

• Infinity — $80.00. Introducing the Havoc Infinity Goggle. The first fully customizable goggle. Lens is fixed magnetically onto the goggle for fast swaps. You get leading in class 20mm foam for maximum comfort and sweat absorption, a wider field of view, anti-fog and anti-scratch lens w/ tear off posts, anti-UV protection, adjustable 3D embroidered anti-slip strap, 1 click removable strap technology, and a goggle bag included.
• Helios — premium. Our premium Helios goggles use a magnetic side-lock quick-change lens system, ANSI Z87/EN1938 rated lens, 17mm high-density triple-layer compressed foam, anti-dust foam seal, removable nose piece, ventilation pockets, anti-fog and anti-scratch lens with metal tear-off posts, and 1-click removable strap technology.
• Elite — $55.00. A premium goggle designed with the rider in mind. Compared to leading competitors, Havoc goggles have thicker foam, a wider field of view, a pre-curved lens to keep dirt out and extra vents for added airflow. You get anti-fog, anti-scratch, anti-UV pre-curved lens, triple layer 18mm foam, vented airways around the frame, removable nose guard, stainless steel tear-off posts, adjustable anti-slip strap, and goggle bag included.

If you want the full model-by-model breakdown for e-motos, read how to choose goggles for Surron and e-bike riding.

What Helmet Does Surronster Use?

Riders also ask what helmet does Surronster use and what helmet does Surronster wear. We do not make helmets, and we do not list a specific helmet model for Surronster here.

What we can tell you is how to get a Surronster helmet and goggles fit that works. For Surron, Talaria, dirt bike, MTB, and e-bike riding, run a moto or downhill-style helmet with a large, open eyeport. That shape lets the Havoc frame sit tight on your face without excessive pressure and leaves room for the foam to seal out dust.

Check fit with this quick test:

• Put the helmet on first, then pull the goggles up into the eyeport
• Foam should touch all the way around with no gaps at the nose or temples
• You should be able to breathe hard without the lens fogging right away
• The strap should sit flat and grip, not slide up when you look down

Surronster Helmet and Goggles: Build the Same Setup

This is the constraint-first way to pick. Start with budget, then match to use case.

Pick by budget

• Tight budget, daily Surron runs: Elite. At $55.00 you get pre-curved anti-fog and anti-scratch protection, 18mm triple-layer foam, extra vents, and tear-off posts. Add a 10-pack of tear-offs for $8.00 and a clear lens for low light.
• Most popular for Surronster goggles searches: Infinity. At $80.00 you get the frameless magnetic system, class-leading 20mm foam, and 1-click strap swaps. Add a name/number or logo to your strap for complete customization. Replacement magnetic lenses run $35.00, dual-pane options run $45.00.
• Maximum protection for fast, dusty rides: Helios. Our premium pick with impact-rated lens and anti-dust seal. Choose this if you ride in groups, in sand, or behind other bikes where roost is constant.

Pick by use case

• Street-to-trail Surron and e-bike: Choose Infinity for wide field of view and fast magnetic lens changes when sun drops. Keep a clear lens in your bar bag or chest bag setup for night runs.
• Dust, sand, and group rides: Choose Helios for the tighter compressed-foam seal, removable nose piece, and ventilation pockets that move air without letting dust in.
• Moto, MTB, and ATV crossover: Choose Elite for pre-curved coverage, no nose-pinching fit, and vented airflow. It is a simple, comfortable way to cover multiple bikes with one goggle.

Pick by comfort and fit

• Wider faces or glasses wearers often like Infinity for its frameless field of view and flexible fit.
• Aggressive riders who sweat a lot often like Helios 17mm compressed foam for a snug, secure fit that stays put.
• Longer trail days call for thicker foam and an anti-slip strap. All three families use adjustable anti-slip straps to stop sliding.

How to Pair Any Helmet With Havoc Goggles

You do not need a special helmet brand. You need compatibility.

1. Match goggle size to eyeport size. Helios fits perfectly with helmets featuring larger goggle openings.
2. Set the strap high on the back of the helmet so it pulls straight back, not down.
3. Leave vents open. Do not tape helmet brow vents — Havoc vented airways need that airflow to resist fog.
4. Test with your riding glasses. If you wear prescription glasses, check OTG clearance before you ride. Infinity is engineered to fit comfortably over prescription glasses, and Havoc offers RX inserts through SportRX.

Lenses, Tear-Offs, and Care for Surron Riding

E-motos kick up dust from a dead stop. Plan your lens kit like you plan your charge:

• Sunny / open desert: Tinted or mirror magnetic lens with anti-UV and anti-scratch coating
• Low light / woods / night: Clear lens or clear dual-pane lens
• Mud and heavy dust: Stainless steel or metal tear-off posts plus 10-pack tear-offs. Stacks maintain better vision than wiping with a glove.
• Cold mornings: Dual-pane lens and vented frame to cut fog, plus lens spray and a microfiber pouch

After the ride, rinse dust off before wiping, air-dry the foam, and store goggles in the included goggle bag or a hard case. Removable straps update Helios or Infinity goggles and can be washed separately.

What to Buy Next

If you came here for Havoc goggles Surronster style, start here:

• One goggle that matches your budget above
• One spare lens in the opposite tint you ride most
• Tear-offs if you ride dust or mud
• A strap color that matches your kit — 1-click removable straps make swaps fast

Browse the full range of Havoc goggles, lenses, tear-offs, straps, gloves, apparel, and cases to finish the setup, and you will be prepared for changing conditions and terrain.