A true icon from 1980s and 1990s race culture, the Oakley Advanced Tactical Fighter Mask (A.T.F.M) is a standout piece of motocross and BMX history. Originally designed for serious off-road and race use, this black version delivers unmistakable retro style with practical protection, making it ideal for collectors, display builds, or period-correct race setups.
Key features
• Genuine Oakley A.T.F.M design
• Classic black colourway
• Lightweight, breathable face protection
• Distinctive vented mask styling
• Adjustable strap for secure fit
• Suitable for motocross and BMX use
• Highly collectible 80s / 90s race-era accessory
Condition
This mask is in excellent pre-loved condition with minimal signs of use. The structure remains strong, the strap retains good elasticity, and the finish presents very well overall. There may be very light, age-related marks consistent with careful storage and occasional use.
Condition rating: 9 / 10
Delivery
Nationwide delivery available. Carefully packaged to ensure safe transit.
A true icon from 1980s and 1990s race culture, the Oakley Advanced Tactical Fighter Mask (A.T.F.M) is a standout piece of motocross and BMX history. Originally designed for serious off-road and race use, this black version delivers unmistakable retro style with practical protection, making it ideal for collectors, display builds, or period-correct race setups.
Key features
• Genuine Oakley A.T.F.M design
• Classic black colourway
• Lightweight, breathable face protection
• Distinctive vented mask styling
• Adjustable strap for secure fit
• Suitable for motocross and BMX use
• Highly collectible 80s / 90s race-era accessory
Condition
This mask is in excellent pre-loved condition with minimal signs of use. The structure remains strong, the strap retains good elasticity, and the finish presents very well overall. There may be very light, age-related marks consistent with careful storage and occasional use.
Condition rating: 9 / 10
Delivery
Nationwide delivery available. Carefully packaged to ensure safe transit.
