Airsoft Canada

Airsoft Canada (https://airsoftcanada.com/forums.php)
-   Gear Discussion (https://airsoftcanada.com/forumdisplay.php?f=26)
-   -   Google Eye Protection? (https://airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=41080)

Special Ops July 10th, 2007 14:32

Google Eye Protection?
 
1 Attachment(s)
Could anyone advise me of a real good pair of tactical google's (that are like the kind In the picture below) that provide the best amount of eye protection for airsoft?. I think I read somewere about the google's must meet ANSI Z87.1 standards.

I will be wearing a MICH 2000 helmet so I need tactical google's. I was thinking of maybe buying one of the two google's listed In the link's below, which one do you guys think Is the best for Milsim airsoft and the best protection for the eyes. Also do they have any mask one can buy that will cover and protect the nose, lips and opening to the ears. Thanks.

BOLLE Commando Tactical Goggle
http://www.airsoft128.com/xcart/cata...s-p-33110.html


Edge Thermal Tactical Goggle
http://www.airsoft128.com/xcart/cata...s-p-33220.html

Solomance July 10th, 2007 14:36

Have you googled it?

SINN July 10th, 2007 14:45

the ones pictured are ESS Low Profile NVG's.

They are approved tact goggles, however not paintball approved. Check your local fields first and see what they allow on their field for insurance purposes. Tact goggles may be approved, but they also might not be.

pOkiE July 12th, 2007 03:35

if youre planning on getting ess goggles, i would highly recommend the ess profile turbo-fans. i live in hawaii where it is quite humid and hot and they prevent any fogging what-so-ever. as was mentioned above, some fields only allow masks so you better check out where youre playing. i, personally, think the tactical look of goggles are way cooler but it does suck getting shot in the mouth/nose/etc. good luck to u bro!

Deputy_Brad July 12th, 2007 04:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by Solomance (Post 499627)
Have you googled it?


lol

Special Ops July 12th, 2007 14:46

Thanks for all the reply's, I also have a paintball face mask If any fields wont let me use tactical goggle's. I also have a mask that just covers the nose, lips and ears, It was made for use with tactical goggle's.

I've done a little more searching and Im thinking about going with the Wiley X Nerve Ballistic goggle's In the link below. Will the Wiley X Nerve Ballistic goggle's provide the maxium amount of eye protection while playing airsoft, especially against upgrade Aeg's?.

From what I've read on other web sites, tactical goggle's for airsoft must meet ANSI Z87.1 standards. The Wiley X Nerve ballistic goggle's meet ANSI Z87.1-2003 high velocity protection and MIL-V-43511C military ballistic standards. I need goggle's to wear with my Mich helmet when playing airsoft and I don't want to buy these goggle's and have them break and/or get shot out as soon as there hit with bb's, be It from a stock and/or upgrade airsoft gun. I don't want to lose my eye, so I need to know If the Wiley X Nerve ballistic goggle's will protect my eyes and will not break or get shot out, but will deflect any bb's away from my eye's when the goggle's lens Is hit?. Thanks.

http://www.safetyglassesusa.com/wx-r-8051.html


Wiley X Nerve ballistic goggle's Specs:

FRAME
ULTRA LOW PROFILE BALLISTIC GOGGLE FOR WIDE ARRAY OF FACE SIZES
NVG COMPATIBLE WITH TOP DOWN VENTILATION SYSTEM TO ENSURE FOG FREE ENVIROMENT
FRAME PROVIDES 90 DEGREE WRAP - BACK, ELIMINATING TUNNEL VISION
HEAT RESISTANT MATERIAL
ELIMINATES BULKY FIELD GOGGLES
TACTICAL STRAP HAS TRI-GLIDE SYSTEM TO ADJUST LENGTH AND QUICK RELEASE KEY CONNECTIONS
SWIVEL HINGES FOR WEAR WITH OR WITHOUT HELMET

LENSES
WILEY X SPHERIC LENS TECHNOLOGY FOR UNMATCHED FIELD OF VISION
8 BASE 2.5 MM SELENITE POLYCARBONATE LENS
T-SHELL AND FOIL LENS COATINGS FOR ANTI SCRATCH AND ANTI FOG PROTECTION
LENSES PROVIDE 100% UVA / UVB PROTECTION AND DISTORTION FREE CLARITY
INCLUDES SMOKE AND CLEAR LENSES

STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS
US MIL-V-43511C VO BALLISTIC IMPACT
ANSI Z87.1-2003 HIGH VELOCITY IMPACT
CE EN 166 (B)

MadMorbius July 12th, 2007 15:33

Wiley's fog like a motherfucker. Every version I've ever tried, even their sunglasses.

Ibby July 12th, 2007 16:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by pOkiE (Post 500618)
if youre planning on getting ess goggles, i would highly recommend the ess profile turbo-fans. i live in hawaii where it is quite humid and hot and they prevent any fogging what-so-ever.

+1. If you can, order the dual pane thermal lense. Fog will be a footnote in your airsoft career.

Blackthorne July 12th, 2007 16:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by MadMorbius (Post 500828)
Wiley's fog like a motherfucker. Every version I've ever tried, even their sunglasses.


X1000. Unless you are so dehydrated that there isn't any moisture in your breath and you stop sweating.

But then you'd be dead.

Anyway, unless you want to mod them heavily, stick with Bolle's

pOkiE July 13th, 2007 02:42

+1 on the fogging with wiley x man...the ess profile turbofans! they suck out air to prevent any fogging and are milspec rated to whatever the standard is. the standard means it can deflect a shot from a shotgun from 25feet? i forget what it is but if it meets milspec(i only know the US standard...sorry) then it will be more than what is necessary for airsoft as long as youre not using a CO2 powered m4 upgraded to 1100fps w/ full auto haha. go check the goggles out man...i got mines directly from the ess website but you could probably find it cheaper online.

Kimbo July 13th, 2007 14:30

+1 on the ESS profiles. They fit with the mich perfectly and I have no fogging issues with them since I removed the foam from around all of the air vents.

Ebay is your friend. I got mine for $45 shipped.

CDN_Stalker July 13th, 2007 15:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by Solomance (Post 499627)
Have you googled it?

Thought the same thing,then thought about that kid protection software that prevents certain inappropriate websites to be seen, hence the eye protection part of the joke.

ThunderCactus July 13th, 2007 16:48

http://www.essgoggles.com/Profile-Se..._1_detail.html
thats what you want, ESS, safety ratings up the wazoo
thats what the guy was talking about (profile NVG) you can find them on ebay pretty easily too.

Cassius July 13th, 2007 16:57

ESS Advancer V12 :D I love 'em

Slick July 13th, 2007 18:14

Those V12s only come in black. Racoon eyes really stand out in the bush.

ThunderCactus July 13th, 2007 22:49

ya i got a pair of advancer V12s for my mich helmet, they're really something awesome.

and if your wearing arpat you cant go wrong with goggles that stand out lol

Special Ops July 14th, 2007 02:28

I just might get the ESS Profile Turbofan goggle's. It says on the spec sheet that they exceed the military's .22 ballistic test. If they will deflect a .22 cal. bullet, they should be more then whats needed to protect your eye's while playin airsoft.

How do they fit good when wearing a Mich TC-2000 helmet?.

ThunderCactus July 14th, 2007 02:51

http://www.essgoggles.com/uploads/Pr...urboFan_LE.jpg
ok so its a PASGT but its close enough, all military ESS goggles work with MICH helmets :)

Trader 762 July 15th, 2007 04:47

ASTM F 1776-01, ANSI 87.1 2003 (civilian), or MIL-V-43511C (military)

Would a pair of goggles with those rating be sufficent for use at a paintball field?

Let me rephrase the question to avoid a flamming.

Would a paintball field permit the use of a pair of goggles with those ratings?

I just want to purchase one set of eye protection to be used for airsoft.

Redneck July 15th, 2007 11:37

Just get yourself a set of decent paintball goggles.

They'll be universally accepted at all indoor and outdoor fields.

Trader 762 July 15th, 2007 14:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by Trader 762 (Post 502205)
ASTM F 1776-01, ANSI 87.1 2003 (civilian), or MIL-V-43511C (military)

Would a pair of goggles with those rating be sufficent for use at a paintball field?

Let me rephrase the question to avoid a flamming.

Would a paintball field permit the use of a pair of goggles with those ratings?

I just want to purchase one set of eye protection to be used for airsoft.


I'll flame myself, GO READ THE FAQ's

I just did. :D

Trader 762 July 15th, 2007 14:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by Redneck (Post 502253)
Just get yourself a set of decent paintball goggles.

They'll be universally accepted at all indoor and outdoor fields.

I've owned a few pairs of JT (Spectra's) in my paintball days.

I just wish where my last pair went, looks like its back to Badlands Paintball for another pair. :(

Mr. G36! August 25th, 2007 18:42

Hey, has anyone ever used the Uvex Tac-1 Tactical Goggles, Rothco I believe? I need another pair of goggles, and I saw these. I know everyone loves these Bollie goggles, so I might check them out as well. But yeah, are these Uvex Tac-1 Tactical Goggles any good? Comfortable? Strong enough? Do the anti-fog lenses actually work?

Ronan August 25th, 2007 19:33

I haven't tried them but omfg they are ugly o.o

Delta One August 29th, 2007 12:44

I use Wileys Nerve goggles. Very low profile, not like the big ass ESS. Even the Profile NVGs (which I do own a pair) are monstrous compared to Wiley Xs.

They fog just like any other goggle after you use anti fog, I had no problems in 28 celsius weather, then again in 15 weather, performance was the same.

If you don't mind using a good anti fog coating when you go out, and you want something super low profile Wiley X Nerve goggles are the brand for you. They fit semi small, I've seen people complain cause they fit their heads. But I have no discomfort issues.

Goldman August 29th, 2007 12:59

I liked my profile NVGs until my buddy stolezeord them and took them on exercise. Been fogging ever since.

I'm going to give their dual-pane thermal lenses a shot next.

Mr. G36! August 29th, 2007 21:31

I just got those Uvex Tac-1 Tactical Goggles this morning. No matter what I do, no matter how hard I try, I CANNOT get them to fog up. They have an anti-fog lens, and usually that means jack shit, but in this case, it works really well.

Sterling August 29th, 2007 23:44

I love my Ess NVG Goggles! They are so freakin nice! They do fog up a little bit when I am not wearing a helmet but when I am wearing my MICH they work without a flaw! I wear them with the tinted shades and I love wearing them.


All times are GMT -4. The time now is 17:23.

Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions Inc.