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Originally Posted by -TitSwagZ
meh, my lack of knowledge and stupidity always screws me over. but yeah cant appreciate it enough, i would have showed up at splatters with a 3800 if it wasnt for you guys :THUMBSUP:x99999
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Your real problem is that you are probably buying junk ACM goggles with cheesy little fans and such... None of that crap works.
If the double pane lenses in these goggles don't solve your fogging issues, you have permission to come lay a burst of BBs at me, firing squad style, next time you see me at a game:
http://www.badlandspaintball.com/JT-...ive_p_321.html
These things completely solved all of my fogging issues, and I played every single weekend through the heatwave last summer when we had >30C games every sat/sun. The JTs performed as if it was no big deal. And yes, you can easily take off the mask/shade/etc or put it back on any time you want.
If you're SUPER paranoid you can also add this to this setup, but it turned out I never needed it:
http://www.badlandspaintball.com/JT-...Fan_p_345.html
Everyone on my team has a pair of the JTs as a backup to when our ESS Advancers / Revision Exoshields / etc start fogging.
As for the lighting at Splatters... My #1 advice to you is to stop playing at Splatters and go to real airsoft games. Splatters has a wonderful staff and many of the airsofters that go there are great people, but the venue is disgusting and will eventually drive you away from airsoft if you continue to only play there.
You're AV'd ... you can play anywhere and will have much more fun.