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Exfog unit with magnetic goggle adapters. Only used the unit for 1 cqb game. Never used the adapters. Comes with head strap as well. Price includes fees and postage.£45
Swadlincote, Derbyshire - GB
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Picked this up but never actually got round to using it.£35
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Did a search of the site to see if any news on the pre-order delivery and was surprised these had not been posted. https://trittech-us.com/ Looking at the youtube channel ballistic testing seems good and the antifog look amazing. From someone that can fog a DYE mask I use an ExFOG like system but its just a PITA with the tubes so most of the time I wear my heroshark mesh but I have astigmatism and in low light suffer. Fingers crossed they turn out as advertised.
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Band new, never opened or used. Selling as have changed eye pro and no longer have a need for this, price includes shipping and transaction fees let me know if you have any questions£40
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My airsoft headgear journey has followed the Michael Fassbender "Perfection" meme, three different things until perfection was achieved. I prefer real head protection: Started with a Viper Tactical baseball cap, occasionally using a Jack Pike camo one, and both suffered with the same problems... too thin / fell off too easily / peak would catch on things / BB's magically find any gaps. I said real head protection: Then a good FMA ballistic helmet, a very large one that fitted my melon head. I was very happy, I could mount an ExFog, but then being sneaky came along and it didn't fit the bill (but has been passed to my son who happy with it). Perfection: Then onto a boonie for trying to pretend to be a bush or a clump of bracken (with added mesh etc. and my ExFog). But, ignoring the camo side of things, I found that it was "perfection" in that... it's light on my head / sits well with my Delta Mike / the fabric has some "give" rather than a restrictive helmet / it's so easy to store in my kit bag / it has a wire brim so I can mold it to by head (no BB gaps) / the material is thick enough to protect me but I will notice hits. I love my "UF PRO Striker Gen.2 Boonie" and need to buy another to craft ready for winter.
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Apparently blind bloke in the Black Country
GiantKiwi replied to Count Crow's topic in New Players & Arrivals
I can still fog Revision's Desert locusts with the thermal lens and their anti-fog wipes, not so voodoo magic. It's all down to humidity and body heat, these things are all designed for environments with less than 50% average relative humidity, UK averages at around 50 - 60% in the summer and 80-90% during spring and winter. ExFog works well, its less expensive than the Novbitch one, and you can either fuck about with the magnetic end bits or just point the tubes in roughly the right direction - just don't forget to charge it the night before, because they don't hold juice very well (this applies to both ExFog and Novbitch ones). -
Alternative to the Novritsch system is ExFog (you can get it from PatrolBase). My son uses it and you can hardly hear it. I am thinking of getting one myself and then design and 3d print a bracket for my Wiley-X which holds the tubes in place. I had bad problems with fogging at first as I was wearing googles over my normal glasses. Changing to contact lenses helped a bit. So did adding some additional ventilation holes from the top on my googles. The Wiley-X are ok as well as long as I don’t have the glasses touch my forehead. If I use the strap instead of the normal arms the lenses are the most secure but are fogging up like mad. It is for this setup that I am considering the ExFog. It is basically a balance act between no fogging and best eye protection. Ideally you would want both. I personally would not use mesh masks. I’ve got a little shooting range setup in my loft and I have lots of brocken BB fragments lying around. The danger comes when you get shot from close range as that’s when BBs tend to shatter.
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Apparently blind bloke in the Black Country
MrTea replied to Count Crow's topic in New Players & Arrivals
Easiest and cheapest option: Revision Anti-Fog wipes. They're witchcraft. Breathe on your goggles to steam them up and wipe with the cloth a few times. They take some effort to steam up after that. Using a Delta Mike snood appears to help me because it doesn't trap heat like other face protection. Finally, I use an Exfog unit secured to the back of my helmet with the tubes ran on the inside of the lid, into the goggles. Novritsch has his own type of Exfog unit if you can't find one in stock. I get condensation on the inside of the goggles but rarely do I get actual fogging. -
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Selling my TMC AVS in multicam black, it runs good with foam plates. Hasn’t got any noticeable damage, just slight dirt marks. It comes with everything seen including a brand new UV5R radio with a whip antenna and PTT. I will include the charger and original antenna as well. I will also include a TMC gen 1 banger panel which zips onto the avs rear panel. great for hauling smoke/flash bangs. Additionally I am selling a fast helmet in Medium/Large which includes earmor m32 headsets which plug directly into the PTT to allow communication. It will also include the exfog anti fog system as well. Plenty of padding inside and will include a bag of additional padding. The contour cam works but not in the best of shape so that’s free. Happy with collection but postage is on buyers dime.£100
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Ess crossbow glasses with the manifold from valhalla for the exfog unit,exfog comes with charging cable, some tubing and both peices for connecting the tubes to the unit, no straps with it.£70
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I've found a pair of goggles that I REALLY like, however they will definitely fog up. The Novritsch Antifog unit requires you to cut a section out the top of the goggles. How does the ExFog attach?
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EXFOG Bundle includes: -ExFog unit in box with all bits it originally comes with. -ExFog magnetic goggle adapters (NOW SOLD) -Official ExFog pouch to hold the unit All works as it should retail is £70 plus postage im selling for £50 including postage.£50
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I am surprised. I just remember one video where they shot BBs at the ExFog and the Novritsch one and the Novritsch one broke. They must have improved on that.
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Apparently blind bloke in the Black Country
Rogerborg replied to Count Crow's topic in New Players & Arrivals
Confirmed, I've tried many other potions, including CatCrap, and Revision wipes come out way ahead. They're actually quite expensive when bought in small numbers, but can sometimes be found in bulk buys that will last for years, given that you can reseal the wipes and use them for several game days. Double confirmed, even with dual pane lenses and Revision wipes, I sometimes need to turn on a fan. ExFog, a clone, or DIY something with a PC/3D printer cooler fan, some tubing, and your battery and switch of choice. -
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EXFOG Package Comes with -The unit itself -2 different hose connectors, side exit and straight down, -Unused T band (for if you want to use it on a hat, boonie bare head. -Brand new section of hose plus the hose currently fitted which is cut to fit my fast helmet. -Official exfog pouch (tan) that fits the unit inside and has cutouts for the hosing in the correct places to fit to a helmet. -Original box Retail is around £90 plus postage selling for £50 posted.£50
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THIS ADVERT IS 'UNCOMPLETED' - THIS MEANS THE ADVERTISER HASN'T BUMPED THIS LISTING, BUT IT COULD STILL BE WORTH CONTACTING THEM.
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NUPROL FAST Railed Helmet Multicam Bundle. The bundle includes a Multicam cover, facemask, ExFog system and a protective cover for the ExFog system.£100
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Outstanding, that magnetic attachment looks like a great idea. Much better than my DIY fan goggles solutions where I just shove the tube in a hole cut in the side. Oh, even better, the Ex-Fog couplers can be bought separately, for anyone wanting to bodge up their own system. https://www.patrolbase.co.uk/exfog-universal-magnetic-goggle-adapters-set-of-2
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I've done something very similar, but with the exfog and for sniping with a full-face veil. https://www.instagram.com/p/C4atDp7t3gB/?igsh=MWhvMThnb2d2OXNkaQ== I've got a couple of different Setups, be it for glasses or goggles, with different mounting styles. https://www.instagram.com/p/C7wodvjtlL2/?igsh=eWpoZWN5NjJpY2lq
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This unit has helped me a lot with dealing with fog but unfortunately my issue is more with sweat getting on my goggles so have to try out some other options. The tubes have been cut to fit my helmet so should be long enough for most setups. Looking £62 including PayPal fees, price does not include postage.£62
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I have an Exfog. It has two open ended tubes that I just stuff into the top of my goggles, one each side. I had already pulled the foam off for better ventilation. The rubber that the foam was attached to is soft enough to push aside and slide the tube in and then route it through my helmet and cut to size. I bought the velcro pouch and just stuck it to the back of my helmet under the bungees so it didn't go anywhere. I believe the tubing is just some generic PVC tubing used in aquariums and such but I can't remember what size it is. I pair my Exfog with some Revision anti-fog wipes which are cheap as chips and last for months at a time as long as you don't get it dirty and re-seal it. Only downside i've ever found is that when using active hearing protection, that's mounted to the helmet, it'll amplify the vibration from the fan/motor and be really annoying.
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The 'What have you just bought' Thread
ghostwalker replied to Cameron364's topic in Guns, Gear & Loadouts
Aap shinobi, 2 mags, flamingo bucking, hadron loki hop unit and a holster for the aap. A few days ago I ordered a exfog unit and valhalla kit for my ess glasses -
Probably not the first nor the last topic about this, but here goes. Yesterday I had to run back quite a few times to the safe zone because of sweat/fog on my goggles, so I need some advice in how to combat this. I'm also not sure whether it was sweat dripping into my goggles or fog. So, here's what I run: A helmet, Bolle X800 goggles and a mesh mask that attaches to my helmet. This is what it looks like: Now, as for the conditions I was playing in: I was playing at an indoor/outdoor field: mostly indoor, but it's an old factory that doesn't really have any doors, windows are either completely open or smashed in. So, if it's foggy outside, it's gonna be foggy inside. If it's freezing cold outside, it's gonna be freezing cold inside as well. You get the point 😛. As for yesterday, temperature was at around 10 degrees Celsius, with quite a lot of moisture in the air: breading sometimes formed a breath cloud. What I'm not sure about: was it fog that I was combating or was it sweat? It seemed more like sweat was dripping into my goggles, as they just became wet instead of foggy. Does this make any sense? I also noticed the inside padding of my helmet was very wet, so it probably couldn't adsorb any more sweat. I've heard a lot of good things about exfog, but I'm not sure if it's the right solution to me, as I might be combating sweat instead of fog? So a simple sweatband might be a better solution? Any advice from the more experienced players here, should I go with a sweatband or with an exfog? Or are there any other solutions you guys recommend? Thanks!
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Of course it depends upon the size of your glasses but I've a few pairs of Guard Dog Evader 2 OTG goggles and they're great (I can't comment on if they fog badly or not as I use an ExFog)
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Hello all As a prescription glasses wearer, I’ve been to foggy goggle hell plenty of times. Whilst browsing in patrol base today I spotted this.. https://www.patrolbase.co.uk/exfog-antifog-system-t-band it looks a bit naff, and I’m not sure how comfortable it would be having the pipes sticking into the sides of the goggles, but if it works I would buy it. Anyone have the system or have any experience of it?
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Trittech Shooting Glasses With Built In Fan.
Rogerborg replied to Chev Chelios's topic in Latest News
Good for them for actually delivering, I hope they turn turn it into a successful product like ExFog.
