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Many if not all paintball type lenses (at least when sold as a replacement) have a peel off protective layer (maybe inside and outside), which is often left on including those who should know better At tournaments in the ‘upper’ leagues I have often seen players complaining about their new lenses until a team mate points out the inner layer My problem is the opposite - buying new shiney mirrored lenses from the traders at a tournament, then fitting them straight away and instantly destroying the mirror layer with my camera instead of leaving them for gameplay Some dual panes can have their antifog seal beak down changing them to fog creators, if it’s a ‘thick film’ type inner pane then one solution is to peel away the inner pane —- but if that’s happened it’s probably about time to replace anyway I would be wary of cutting the inner foam, it is a component part of the eye protection seal, and though it would be rare BBs can arrive in strange directions. (I’ve not seen with full face, but I have seen marshals take a BB into the eye area of glasses and small goggles (luckily with all the energy absorbed bouncing along the way) In theory a sealed face area around the eyes can be the cause of sweaty fogging, therefore more airflow could reduce that But I would repeat the advice of cat crap and other anti fog solutions on both the inner pane and on glasses (Note that once you put treatments onto the lens you also reduce the effectiveness of any manufacture antifog coating
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Away back in my Paintballing days (90’s) New JT Thermal lenses came fitted with a protective polythene layer on the inside side of the lense Dont known as if they still do, but have a look, and remove it It used to seriously impede the anti fog performance I used to wear glasses under mine, and it was only them that would sometimes mist up
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A few recommended that to me yesterday, unfortunately I have tried them several times in the past without success. I just couldn't take to them. I have several eye issues, and glasses suit me as I'm rather ugly... 😆
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Possibly a silly question but did you still use the anti fog on your glasses when using the mesh mask? Also what anti fog spray are you using? I've found some work far better than others. I'm not familiar with that particular mask so I can't 100% say it's safe but any foam you do remove will help airflow. Just make sure any holes left behind won't let a bb through
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Hi all. I'm still having fogging issues when playing Airsoft. It's getting me down as I just can't see anything, especially as I wear glasses underneath them. I've brought the above mask and an exfog unit. It has the double pain lenses, but someone at Airsoft today said I can get mesh lenses for it? I can't find any online though. I've tried antifogging sprays but they still don't make much difference for very long. Can anyone please make any suggestions, I used a grill mask thing today but my glasses still streamed up but not as bad. I'm basically half blind at the moment and a walking target.. Had so many headshots today I look like I have small pox. 😆 Many thanks. I'm debating cutting out most of the foam. Would that help and be safe?
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SRC M4 SR4 ST-Delta L Sportline Two-tone green Freshly serviced to sell FPS: 300-310 New ZCI rotary w/XT Omega nub New XT m95 spring Flick up iron sights Sling and sling mount Polymer hi cap mag SRC Rifle box £130 Collected £145 Posted Optional Added Extras: Medium Padded gun bag - £15 Crossdraw Assault vest - £10 WE Balance Charger - £15 Viper drop leg holster - £5 Rechargeable LED Tac Light & Mount - £15 Eye pro + lower mesh mask - £5 ALL THE OPTIONAL EXTRAS? - £50 Happy to provide pics of optional extras on request Eye pro available as bolle glasses or mesh goggles Lower mesh face mask available in different colour/designs Any questions, feel free to ask130.00 GBP
Doncaster, South Yorkshire - GB
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The bolle glasses are fairly scratched up The mesh goggles could do with new felt Basically just the more rough ones in my spares that I'm just putting out there as cheapo backups if anyone wants em £5 posted for all of 'em or if buying any of my other items, I'll throw 'em in with that5.00 GBP
Doncaster, South Yorkshire - GB
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The 'How Did Your Airsoft Day Go? Thread
Emergencychimps replied to Skara's topic in General Discussion
Having been shot in the safe zone during a safety brief and witnessing several nd's in safe zone, I don't take my glasses off until I am leaving the site. Barrel socks sound great to me. Sod having a sites food forced on me though -
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Gng arp9 - brought New two years ago probably only been used 10 or so times since then have multiple batteries 3x mags L96 sniper - brought secondhand as a bit of a project never really got round to do much to it works fine but he’s a bit clunky could do with a bit of TLC and we’ll be spot on 3x mags -chest rig -multiple battires -mask -glasses - batterie charger perfect for someone just starting everything you need ready to go £400 onoAsk for price
Uckfield, England - GB
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I wear a mask as I wear glasses, will either of these work with a mask? I suspect not, but I'm asking anyway?
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For sale is this pair of Wiley X Saber Advanced shooting glasses in a brand new condition, I tried them on but have since moved to a more mesh style set up which is the reason for the sale. As above these glasses are in a brand new condition and come with the full set, which included three anti fog lenses (clear, black and orange), a strap, cleaning wipes and the case, these glasses are reportedly superior for anti fog along with the similar but more expensive Bloc Lynx’s. Happy to deliver if local to Lowestoft in Suffolk, alternatively can post via Royal Mail Second Class Recorded for an additional £5, if you have any questions or require any additional photos or videos please message me on here, thank you 😁50.00 GBP
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We are TWS Airsoft Limited, a tech and Cerakote service company based in the heart of Essex, We work alongside the well known airsoft and firearms shop ROE in Hadleigh to provide repairs, upgrade, builds and cerakote services. If your looking for tech or Cerakote services in the Essex and surrounding area get in touch with either us or ROE Airsoft. We cater to all airsoft makes, models and systems. From TM NGRS Full upgrade builds to GBBR servicing to HPA sytem installs and complete custom builds. With our Cerakote services we can coat anything from Saftey glasses frames and polymer glock frames to high end firearm target rifle parts and custom air rifles. Email- [email protected] Website- www.twsairsoft.co.uk instagram- @tws.airsoft work number/ whatsapp- 07543437725 Ebay- tws-airsoft
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Tokyo Marui MK18 Mod1 assault rifle, fully upgraded :maple leaf inner barrel, new motor, hop up ets. 6 TM magazines Acetech AC5000 Chronograph Vector optics omega 8 reticle- as new used ones Hobbymate charger 3 batteries and lots connectors and batteries accessories Odin speed loader 1 point Warrior Assault sling Revision military protection glasses with 2 spare color replacements lenses. MTP hat -new size xl Lipo batteries safety and charging bag. selling all my guns and equipment due to lack of playing time. All the higher quality and in perfect condition. Please see the other listings , also can sale all sets as one bulk. Thanks600.00 GBP
London, London - GB
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All are in good condition. Few Scraches but nothing noticeable when wearing. All of these come with a Microfibre Pouch to store the glasses in. 1: British army ballistic glasses £15 2: Bolle Tracker Glasses £10 3: Bolle Cobra Hydrid Glasses £10 4: Bolle Cobra Hydrid Glasses £10 Tan Knee Pads - £6 Green Knee Pads - £6Ask for price
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As advised by a few of you on here, I purchased some new eye protection for my lad. I got the nuprol glasses for him while I tried to use a fairly standard mask I already had with an ex fog thingy. Due to the rain and humidity I really struggled and couldn't see a thing after a few minutes even with the fan. Being I spent so much on Rifs, I decided to get something that improved my vision and enjoyment of the game. It was a massive improvement, and I could actually see... Definitely worth the money, and hopefully will keep us both safe. The goggles didn't stop him dropping and losing 2 mid cap mags... But the great lads at the site helped find them and returned them. Lol
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The 'What have you just bought' Thread
Rickwales replied to Cameron364's topic in Guns, Gear & Loadouts
There's one of those defogging things in the bundle, exfog it says on it. There's so much stuff it feels like Christmas. He has a full face mask, but can't wear it with the helmet. I wear glasses so I want it anyway. I'll look for some decent quality goggles before we go shooting next. -
*submits anonymous report to HMRC* A large, asthmatic man called Kevin who wears glasses with dirty lenses and talks entirely through his nose will be knocking on your door shortly.
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The 'What have you just bought' Thread
Cannonfodder replied to Cameron364's topic in Guns, Gear & Loadouts
One thing that hasn't been mentioned. How old is your son? I ask as some sites require under 18s to wear one piece eye and face protection rather than goggles/glasses and a separate face mask. -
The 'What have you just bought' Thread
Austeyr replied to Cameron364's topic in Guns, Gear & Loadouts
The issue that I haven't seen mentioned is that whilst yes your intention was to show a cheap bargain and use them outside of airsoft games - A person could see them posted here, not read the rest of the context, go out to Lidl and buy a set, rock up to airsoft and then their next post is "I bought goggles I saw on an airsoft page and now I have 1 eye - It's all their fault!!!" Extreme? Yes, however stupidity is everywhere 😂 Roughly nine years ago my at the time regular site had a chap rock up with some cheap safety glasses (Think the type that comes with those £20 springer and BB bundles) who assumed as it was bought from an airsoft (More so hobby store where they sell samurai swords etc too, you know the types I'm sure!) store that they would be fine to use. He was walking back to respawn and had got a stray BB hit his glasses, shatter them and LUCKILY the BB hit just under his eye. I saw him again maybe 6 months later and he was still having trouble with where the BB had hit him and it had caused damage still. He tried to sue the site for negligence (It didn't go very far obviously) but it put the site owner at risk, all because he didn't do his due diligence and ensure he had correct safety gear. There's more to it than just you getting hurt. Imagine if you was the player that had shot at someone, not expecting to hit their eye protection (BB's aren't exactly known to go exactly where you want them to 99% of the time) and the next thing you know the dude you've just shot is on the floor screaming in pain because his cheap eye pro broke and now he has plastic splinters in his eye ball - That would be traumatic for everybody I reckon 😂 The site owners would also have to fill out an incident form for their insurance, which then puts that cost up for them. Sadly most sites are struggling financially as it is in this day and age, the last thing they'd need is premiums going up too. One accident from misjudgement or poor decision making from an individual can spiral into a big ordeal. I hope I don't come across as rude or targeting towards you as that's not my intention at all, I genuinely just don't want to see people getting hurt outside of "Ouch the BB hit me and it stung" 😂 -
The 'What have you just bought' Thread
Impulse replied to Cameron364's topic in Guns, Gear & Loadouts
Eye protection is something you should never cheap out on. I buy loads of stuff from Aliexpress (because it's great), but I will never buy eye protection from there, even though my general experience on the stuff I have bought from Aliexpress has been fantastic. For eyepro, I bought a pair of sawflys, a pair of heroshark's mesh goggles, and will get some Trittech glasses in the future. As I need prescription inserts, all of these options I think went into the triple digits since prescription inserts are pricey (the Trittechs will go into the multiple triple digits...), but 100% worth every penny. -
The 'What have you just bought' Thread
Rickwales replied to Cameron364's topic in Guns, Gear & Loadouts
Great reply and suggestions, thanks. I have been using the full face masks at the site I shoot at, although I did buy my son his own mask. I think I will get a full face mask as suggested. We both wear cheapish goggles when target shooting in the garage with paintball and now airsoft as there's no one shooting back at us. That's really what I brought these for. Cheers. Rick. I appreciate the advice mate, thank you. Yep, the garage is safe and I have a padded and secure backstop to reduce ricochets. I do shoot sub 12 ftlb airguns in there without issues. I usually wear a set of Stihl chainsaw goggles over my glasses. (Found em in garage when we moved in.) As I mentioned he has a budget brand, (but the same as my local site hands out) full mask as I quite like the little shit.... But lesson learned thanks guys. I don't want either of us to get hurt. Thanks for the replies. -
The 'What have you just bought' Thread
Tommikka replied to Cameron364's topic in Guns, Gear & Loadouts
Your original photo does not work for me, but from the specification sheet and reference to Lidls it looks like they could be these : https://youtu.be/WcFNrOIzpYs The impact level is very basic at EN166F which is just for general workshop / workplace use - to protect from things thrown up, not from things being shot. They are not even rated for ricochet It’s better than nothing, but the inclusion of your son sends the wrong message Don’t drill them - not just because you don’t know the effect that it has on what you drill into, but you don’t need any (extra) antifog ventilation as you should not be doing any activity to cause fogging in them (I say ‘extra’ because the video references a small element of ventilation, which if that is the right goggle then it indicates that they are designed just for workshops etc and are for just keeping the dust & cuttings etc kicked up away from eyes Assuming you have a safe and legal environment, for home target shooting get some airsoft shooting glasses with EN166B rating, and ideally a strap, even if it is just a surfer’s glasses strap to hold them in place (There’s no point in glasses having impact ratings if they bounce off your head on impact)
