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ArcticFox1984 · March 30th, 2007, 02:44

If you want something that is universally accepted take a close look at these.

http://www.pbreview.com/products/reviews/4899/

They are possibly the best full face protection available, they are easy to find accessories or replacment parts for and best of all, have a very slim clearance so they shouldnt interfere with sighting your weapon. ( This was a huge issue with me and paintball goggles, before I got these. )

They are very light weight, more then double the safety requirments for paintball goggles ( get shot in the lense with a 400 fps bb, just a quick wipe with a micro fiber cloth and it's good as new ), excellent feild of vision, the straps will not move once you adjust them to your head etc, I could go on all day.

This is probably the best you can get if you don't mind spending the money.

You can get last years for a bit less money, but trust me get the Pro model, they are much lighter and seem more durable.

March 30th, 2007, 02:44	#19
ArcticFox1984 Trader rating Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Toronto, Ontario	If you want something that is universally accepted take a close look at these. http://www.pbreview.com/products/reviews/4899/ They are possibly the best full face protection available, they are easy to find accessories or replacment parts for and best of all, have a very slim clearance so they shouldnt interfere with sighting your weapon. ( This was a huge issue with me and paintball goggles, before I got these. ) They are very light weight, more then double the safety requirments for paintball goggles ( get shot in the lense with a 400 fps bb, just a quick wipe with a micro fiber cloth and it's good as new ), excellent feild of vision, the straps will not move once you adjust them to your head etc, I could go on all day. This is probably the best you can get if you don't mind spending the money. You can get last years for a bit less money, but trust me get the Pro model, they are much lighter and seem more durable.