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Mr. G36! · October 3rd, 2007, 09:26

I've worn the mesh goggles and taken many direct hits to them. No chips at all. Unless you're playing with upgraded guns, it'll probably be fine. They are heavier than regular goggles though, and the mesh screen might take a little while to get used to. At least they don't fog!

Right now, though, I'm using Uvex Tac-1 goggles. They resist fogging pretty well, they're light, they're comfortable, and they fit really well with my PASGT. Should be able to fit glasses under them as well, as they are pretty wide. Paid about $75, including shipping, for 'em.

October 3rd, 2007, 09:26	#5
Mr. G36! Trader rating Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Beautiful Thunder Bay, where dreams become nightmares!	I've worn the mesh goggles and taken many direct hits to them. No chips at all. Unless you're playing with upgraded guns, it'll probably be fine. They are heavier than regular goggles though, and the mesh screen might take a little while to get used to. At least they don't fog! Right now, though, I'm using Uvex Tac-1 goggles. They resist fogging pretty well, they're light, they're comfortable, and they fit really well with my PASGT. Should be able to fit glasses under them as well, as they are pretty wide. Paid about $75, including shipping, for 'em. Last edited by Mr. G36!; October 3rd, 2007 at 10:15..