👓 Protective Eyewear with Valken Airsoft Sierra Thermal Lens Goggle - Enhanced Safety and Comfort for Airsoft Enthusiasts Review

They're a bit thicker than the pictures but not shod yet (and I'm a "warm" person). They're great for me, but I'll probably look for something that sits closer to my face and isn't as bulky. Overall very happy with them and will keep them.

I was looking for this pair of eyes for AirSoft and just added it to my bug fixing kit. They fit my face well and evenly and feel good around the bridge of my nose and around my brow line. I don't know if they will fog up as I have yet to test them in physical form but they appear to have vents in the seal which should help reduce lens sweating. --- Overall they are nice and light, easy to adjust and fit my face well. Hope the pictures help. (I have not yet tested the shatter resistance of the…

for a few people who claim they work well with glasses. Don't listen to her. I don't know what frames they have that somehow fit these glasses, but they aren't adult frames. even after a slight modification to compensate for the tight fit on my frame. These glasses were uncomfortable and couldn't even accommodate a couple of frames, which I actively pushed inward, trying in vain to get them to fit me. B. for landing without glasses. These goggles came off even after I adjusted the strap to…

I hate to write bad reviews but I bought them in December and they're already ruined. I spent a few days looking for decent glasses that would not fog up and are comfortable and at the same time these glasses were comfortable, they fogged up a bit but that's not the biggest problem. i put them on once in december and then bad gear to this day when i took them out of the bag i noticed some imperfections in the lens it looked like little bubbles like bad window tint so i went to wash them with…

works very well. I used to use a paintball mask in airsoft and couldn't aim at all. I ran almost as close as I could, hip firing while trying to find my BB, eventually aligning it with where I was firing. I bought them to aim guns and play more tactically. Eye protection is my top priority in airsoft. I don't go very often, but I never try to risk my eyes when I play. I wanted something that I was sure would protect my eyes no matter what distance I was being shot at. You have done a great job.

I've had a lot of bad luck with cheap paintball goggles and goggles. All claim they are Z87 certified and fog free. This is the only one I carry with me and trust today. Pros: As far as I can tell, the lens is thick and airsoft impervious. I've had repeated hits on the lens with no dents or smudges that I couldn't erase. - No fogging problems. Zero. I used them during a hot, humid Texas summer and a particularly cold winter this year. They stay clean and just work. Comfortable head strap. After