What type of eye protection is designed to protect the eyes but not the face?

Goggles are specifically designed to protect the eyes while allowing for a clear line of sight. They fit snugly around the eyes and provide a barrier against wind, debris, and other potential hazards encountered while riding a motorcycle or moped. Unlike face shields or visors, which offer coverage for the entire face, goggles focus solely on eye protection, making them a suitable choice for riders who need protection without obstructing the rest of their face.

Safety glasses can also offer eye protection; however, they may not provide as secure a fit as goggles in high-wind or debris-laden situations typical when riding. Visors are attached to helmets and cover the eyes but are often used in conjunction with the helmet for comprehensive protection, thus not fitting the criteria as strictly focusing on eye protection alone. Face shields provide comprehensive protection for the entire face, which makes them unsuitable for the specified requirement of eye-only protection.