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Yes I saw that one as well, they came up with v2 now it is called AntiFog Unit Gen2 (BB Proof)

I did look up some reviews and apparently novritsch is better, who knows. I'll have to find out myself. I am going to go with that : ) I use the mesh only for the face so I guess that is alright.

Thanks this is very helpfull!

How the hell do you pump it into those tiny glasses?

I had my first airsoft game recently, and it would have been nice if I could have seen anything besides the fog in my glasses. I was using Bolle Tracker Clear which I find very safe, the way they cover the eyes completely leaving no open area where the bb could slip through. But the very same thing makes them fog as hell. I managed to borrow some goggles from organisers, which performed better but they did fog as well. Another issue with them is that I could not see my vest or mags on it. The view was completely blocked. My main priority now is getting some proper eye protection. I did hear about anti fog solutions which I may try later but not with the current glasses, if they fog this badly I believe the anti fog will wear off quite quickly. I did see some videos about novritsch anti fog system mounted at the back of your head along with the googles. Did anyone have a chance testing them? My main question is was the fan noise noticeable at high settings and would I face similar issues with chest view obstructed? Do you have an alternative? Perhaps something with two layers but most definitely something that covers the face really good and also does not interfere too much with a mesh mask? What are your opinions on the subject? 100 quid is the most I am willing to spend.

Thanks, good to hear that yours is doing well. I am looking forward to get mine and see it in action, hopefully it does as well as your does : )

Alright, it does make sense. I did some of my own research and in the end decided to go with SA-H23 EDGE, 2.0 but it was out of stock. I found its younger brother SA-H20 EDGE 2.0 and a competitor SA-H12 ONE, both looked cool and were equipped with some nice features such as Orion gearbox and aster or etu. I called the shop for advice which one is a better choice and was offered a complete alternative which I ended up buying. Discounted SA-H11 ONE - with stock 410 fps, gearbox v2 and an option to install the TITAN™ V2 Expert Edition which, altogether ended up costing less than the previously mentioned H20 E2.0 or H12 ONE. 410 fps already is high enough for most of the games so apparently there is no need for a better gearbox. I was also told that SPECNA ONE is a good body in general for modifications. What do you think? Was it a good decision?

Hey Tackle, Thanks for the quick answer. I would like to go for one of the A1. And one I guess would be enough for now. The issue is that there are so many models of one rifle, even of the same brand where price can range from 100 to 500 GBP. Is not there a ranking of most recommended replicas in a given price range?

Hello, I'd like to mention that I am from Poland, but polish forums appear to be long dead. Also the law might be different. We can shoot full auto with no need for orange bits. I'd like to start my adventure with airsoft and would like to ask for your help in choosing my first replica. My budget is flexible. If a replica meets all the requirements, it doesn’t have to be at the upper limit, it can be cheaper. I'm looking for a long-distance A4 or similar. Black or tan, or a mix of black/tan. Material should be metal or mostly metal. I want the replica to look really realistic, preferably with an adjustable stock. It should also be possible to buy affordable, decent magazines that hold around 150 BBs and don't rattle. I’d like the replica to be one that can be easily modded, with parts that are readily available. Ideally, it should work well straight out of the box or after minor or major modifications but still within the budget. Also, the modifications shouldn’t be too complicated, or if the seller offers an installation service, like with Taiwangun, that’s an option. I’d like it to be possible to quickly change the spring for close distance use, and for the replica to have a stock that can accommodate a decent battery. I've heard that some have limited space for this. Here's an example of a replica that I like visually, though I'd prefer a longer barrel. (I haven’t even looked at the specifications): https://www.taiwangun.com/assault-rifle-green-gas/daniel-defense-ddpm4pdw-gbbr-replica-tan-emg Here's an example of a deviation from the norm, an AK that I also like visually and apparently has good reviews as well: https://gunfire.com/pl/products/replika-karabinka-rk74-t-1152213401.html In summary, ideally, I’d like to stay within 400-500 GBP, including 4 magazines, a BB loader, a spare battery, and a battery charger. I'm not sure if it’s better to buy something for more expensive and leave it as is, or buy something cheaper and spend the extra on upgrading parts. Thanks in advance for your help!