Anyone use those Guarder C2/C3/C4 glasses?

They look appealing (namely due to the low profile and included Rx inserts) but I haven't been able to find any relevant information on their rating.

I currently use some JT paintball approved goggles with a double "fanz" installed. I never fog up anymore, and it cost me just about $20 for the fans. But when I start going to the airsoft only field, I won't have to use PB approved, and will be stopping by dave's and getting some of these https://dstactical.com/product_info....oducts_id=1341

I should really find out the brand of interior lense I had installed. It was recommended by the clerk whom I bought my JTs from. It is some sort of anti fog lense that works wonders. It was a little pricey though. But its well worth it as I have never had a fog issue ever.

canadian tire shooting glasses, nothing special, 10 bucks, protects the sides where a bb could slip in as well, shot it point blank with a gbb in the same spot repeatedly, no damage. id recommend getting one of those things that holds them on ur head though

I use some brand of paintball goggles... could be JT, I'll hafta check when I get home. I also use these wipe things to clean and coat them with an anti fog stuff. They look like the WetNap things you get at fast food places, the little square things that have been soaked with a cleaning solution. I get them from work, they're meant for safety glasses and the like, but they work wonders on my goggles too. They usually stay fog free for at least a day of playing if I clean them good in the morning.

I usually bring extras with me to games, so if I run into you at FR or somewhere and your goggles are dirty or foggy, lemme know, I'll toss you one.

WHAT!? reference?

Uvex have been pretty nice. I'll be getting a pair of Flakjak goggles this week. If they fog up though, which I trust that they will. I think I'll mount a little laptop fan on them.

here man:

http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthr...ghlight=Vforce

you are like the 3rd person to question my reference.

arent you guys worried about getting shot in the face only wearing goggles?
i got shot right under my adams apple the other day. it gagged me

In a word? No. My gun is usually up near my face during a firefight. Facemasks just fog shit up (perscription glasses especially) and get way too hot.

Besides, regular PB masks don't extend all the way down to the throat.

If you're concerned about throat shots, get a throat guard.

Not only does that look stupid, it's pointless. You need that in paintball with the impact that those things give, not in airsoft. A simple shemagh, scarf or neck gator will do. I use my recon wrap and it takes just enough out of the shot that I feel it but it doesn't hurt.

:)