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OCDP · October 3rd, 2011, 22:10

Hello,

I am pretty new to the airsoft game and just went out to my first match. It was hit and miss as I really realized how important it is to have good gear that works well and keeps you comforatable.

Anyways, I have prescription glasses (and no contacts - I can't use them) so my first huge obstacle last night was getting a full face mask on me while keeping my glasses SOMEWHAT comfortable, and still failing at that. Some quick research shows that ESS Land Ops series goggles are made to fit over most prescription eyeglasses.

I doubt I can find these locally, so I have to take a risk in ordering them online and praying they fit over my glasses.

Does anyone know where I can find these on a Canadian website?? They seem hard to find. I hope I can find something that works and am open to suggestions. When I was using a full face mask last night, i couldn't even look down my iron sights as the mask got in the way, which was super frustrating. There were many small things hindering my first night out and I know good, comfortable gear will make a world of difference next time I go.

October 3rd, 2011, 22:10	#1
OCDP Trader rating Join Date: Sep 2011	Goggles over eyeglasses - ESS Land Ops in Canada? Help! Hello, I am pretty new to the airsoft game and just went out to my first match. It was hit and miss as I really realized how important it is to have good gear that works well and keeps you comforatable. Anyways, I have prescription glasses (and no contacts - I can't use them) so my first huge obstacle last night was getting a full face mask on me while keeping my glasses SOMEWHAT comfortable, and still failing at that. Some quick research shows that ESS Land Ops series goggles are made to fit over most prescription eyeglasses. I doubt I can find these locally, so I have to take a risk in ordering them online and praying they fit over my glasses. Does anyone know where I can find these on a Canadian website?? They seem hard to find. I hope I can find something that works and am open to suggestions. When I was using a full face mask last night, i couldn't even look down my iron sights as the mask got in the way, which was super frustrating. There were many small things hindering my first night out and I know good, comfortable gear will make a world of difference next time I go.