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airsoftmaniacman · April 21st, 2015, 13:16

I personally use a FAST helmet. Here's a picture of me at the OLCMSS Lightning Strike event this past weekend.

http://imgur.com/RKLeiie

I don't have it on, but I also have a lower face mask that meshes perfectly over my eye pro like in daishi's photo. However, my nose guard fits nicely over the nose area on the goggles to create a seamless transition between the two without any gaps.

I personally recommend fan goggles. I've never had an issue with fogging, and I sweat profusely which means even normal sunglasses will fog on me.

I love ESS Turbofans. They have foam padding compared to the Revision which use rubber, which makes the ESS more comfortable over extended use. However, Smith Optics has their own fan goggles which they claim is better than the ESS Turbofans.

April 21st, 2015, 13:16	#8
airsoftmaniacman Trader rating Join Date: Mar 2014	I personally use a FAST helmet. Here's a picture of me at the OLCMSS Lightning Strike event this past weekend. http://imgur.com/RKLeiie I don't have it on, but I also have a lower face mask that meshes perfectly over my eye pro like in daishi's photo. However, my nose guard fits nicely over the nose area on the goggles to create a seamless transition between the two without any gaps. I personally recommend fan goggles. I've never had an issue with fogging, and I sweat profusely which means even normal sunglasses will fog on me. I love ESS Turbofans. They have foam padding compared to the Revision which use rubber, which makes the ESS more comfortable over extended use. However, Smith Optics has their own fan goggles which they claim is better than the ESS Turbofans.