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Closer Look
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From a glance the Torque HD goggles look about the same as a standard set of offroad goggles. You have the plastic frame, lens, noseguard, face padding, and rubberized strap. But if you look a little closer you notice the small lens between the eyes and the small bricks built in to each side of the strap.
Overall they feel sturdy and well made. The frame, lens, and strap feel and look just as high quality as a name brand standard goggle.
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On each side of your head you have a small brick which are secured in pockets built in to the strap. On the left side is your camera controls to turn it on and off, start/stop recording, and switch modes, as well as a small LCD screen that tells you statuses such as battery life, recording mode, and how many files are on the SD card. Also on the left side is the SD card slot and USB port.
The Torque HD’s buttons are large, far apart, and easy to press which makes them incredibly easy to use, even with bulky gloves on.
On the right side is the battery pack which, once installed, never really needs to come out.
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Above and between the eyes is the actual camera assembly. By removing the face pad (which is replaceable should it get torn) you can access a small hex screw that when loosened allows you to rotate the camera up 30 degrees.
One very handy feature Liquid Image implemented is the small LED inside the goggles that changes color depending on which mode you are in and blinks if you are recording. This is nice because you can quickly and easily switch modes without taking off the goggles and you won’t ever be wondering if you forgot to hit the record button like if the camera were mounted to your helmet.
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