Bitter End Mesh Goggles

*DOBBY*

Came across this web site http://www.st6-airsoft.com/mesh_goggles.htm while looking for an alternative to fogging goggles.
I orderd two pairs and got them with in four days. Skirmished them today and they are great.
Tested them at point blank, it only left a mark on the paint.

Just another alternative to Sensai masks etc.
Good vision out of the peripherals as well.
Don't think they've been mentioned before (if they have sorry)

Just thought it might be of interest to players.:)

Beast ASI

Yeah, I've got them. Best airsoft glasses/goggles you can buy IMO. No more fogging

Hande hoche!

That website has an impressive collection of types and custom goggles.Lads can I ask what particurlar variety you two bought?

TheDoc

Beast ASI wrote: »

No more fogging

Fogging has been obsolete now for some time, jesus since the lidl glasses

Where have you been :P

desertstorm

dont the lidl ones have lenses that like.. randomly fall out if hit?

*DOBBY*

I bought the 'Bulldog' and the 'Battle ready' goggles.
The Buldog will fit over a normal size pair of specs. A mate of mine wears specs and tried them on and they fit quite well, also Bren in fingal had them on over his glasses.:cool:

Beast ASI

[DM]-TheDOC- wrote: »

Fogging has been obsolete now for some time, jesus since the lidl glasses

Where have you been :P

I've tried about 7 types and all of them fogged :P

TheDoc

i must be a lucky guy

Sharad: Mine never had a problem, nor did vtec, or gerrowout.

I think it was people not putitng the lenses in probably, then blaming the glasses instead of their stupidity.

ED E

[DM]-TheDOC- wrote: »

i must be a lucky guy

Sharad: Mine never had a problem, nor did vtec, or gerrowout.

I think it was people not putitng the lenses in probably, then blaming the glasses instead of their stupidity.

Or Mine.

Glued mine in to be sure, never gonna come out now:)

MacAonghusa

*DOBBY* wrote: »

Tested them at point blank, it only left a mark on the paint.

I was going to get some of these a while back but some stamped meshes (sold by many airsoft retailed here & abroad) aren't as strong as woven mesh.

Out of curiosity; what range is "point blank", less than 12"? how many shots did you fire?

*DOBBY*

About three or four inches away from the mesh. Firesd 3 shots. (Fps around 300)
They seem to be slightly heavier gauge than Sensai masks.
They quality is very good. Showed them to a couple of lads on saturday up in Fingal and they all seemed quite impressed with them.

kdouglas

MacAonghusa wrote: »

I was going to get some of these a while back but some stamped meshes (sold by many airsoft retailed here & abroad) aren't as strong as woven mesh.

Out of curiosity; what range is "point blank", less than 12"? how many shots did you fire?

It's the other way around, Stamped mesh is supposed to be strong than woven mesh?

MacAonghusa

*DOBBY* wrote: »

About three or four inches away from the mesh. Firesd 3 shots. (Fps around 300)
They seem to be slightly heavier gauge than Sensai masks.
They quality is very good. Showed them to a couple of lads on saturday up in Fingal and they all seemed quite impressed with them.

Thanks!
How did you find the battle ready ones for comfort?
I got the "ground zero" frames from another retailer, they had a tendency to slip up slightly.

MacAonghusa

kdouglas wrote: »

It's the other way around, Stamped mesh is supposed to be strong than woven mesh?

The stamped mesh I tested was far weaker than the woven mesh I tested; both meshes came from readily available masks. edit: that's why I was just checking how he tested the Bitter End mesh.

*DOBBY*

MacAonghusa wrote: »

Thanks!
How did you find the battle ready ones for comfort?
I got the "ground zero" frames from another retailer, they had a tendency to slip up slightly.

Not too bad. Wore the Battle ready all day on Saturday and my mate had the bulldog ones on. Quite comfortable , no movement slipping that I noticed. Was wearing a Neoprene face mask with them and the fitted in very well. They are a nice compact size.Took a few direct shots during the games and no bother to them. I was concerned that I might get a few BB's splitting, (but because of the flatter surface of stamped over wire mesh), thankfully none did.:o

MacAonghusa

*DOBBY* wrote: »

Not too bad. Wore the Battle ready all day on Saturday and my mate had the bulldog ones on. Quite comfortable , no movement slipping that I noticed. Was wearing a Neoprene face mask with them and the fitted in very well. They are a nice compact size.Took a few direct shots during the games and no bother to them. I was concerned that I might get a few BB's splitting, (but because of the flatter surface of stamped over wire mesh), thankfully none did.:o

Great, thanks.

FingalAirsoft

*DOBBY* wrote: »

I bought the 'Bulldog' and the 'Battle ready' goggles.
The Buldog will fit over a normal size pair of specs. A mate of mine wears specs and tried them on and they fit quite well, also Bren in fingal had them on over his glasses.:cool:

Really comfortable and well made, I'm sold!

Bren