The best face protection out there?

fusuf

I'm thinking of getting back into Airsoft and at the moment my cheap standard mask is broken. I was just wondering what would be the most comfortable face load out?
I think the best would be goggles and a mesh mouth guard. Any recommendations?

It has to be full face. I smile when I play Airsoft.

richieffff

I wear mesh goggles and a mesh lower faceguard, it quite comfortable and avoids fogging.

fusuf

richieffff wrote: »

I wear mesh goggles and a mesh lower faceguard, it quite comfortable and avoids fogging.

Thanks. Do you think that if you had goggles with regular lenses, the mouth guard would cause them to fog?

richieffff

fusuf wrote: »

Thanks. Do you think that if you had goggles with regular lenses, the mouth guard would cause them to fog?

I've tried the mesh with lenses and it does cause some fogging unfortunately

T4RGET

fusuf wrote: »

Thanks. Do you think that if you had goggles with regular lenses, the mouth guard would cause them to fog?

I use goggles with a mesh lower and they don't fog so i think it depends on what headgear you wear too

richieffff

T4RGET wrote: »

I use goggles with a mesh lower and they don't fog so i think it depends on what headgear you wear too

Yeah good point as I usually wear a balaclava too so that may have effected it too. Or maybe they were ****e glasses :P

thermo

got here i use it whenever im playing indoors, peak and neck guard are removeable.

Stercus Accidit

richieffff wrote: »

I wear mesh goggles and a mesh lower faceguard, it quite comfortable and avoids fogging.

How are the lower face guards? I am thinking of protecting the aul gnashers.

T4RGET

I love mine, i lost a tooth a couple of weeks back when my neoprene slipped off my mouth just as i turned a corner. Then i got a mesh mask, no problem since, goggles don't fog up asmuch and i can talk easier and more clearly.

chris20

LOWer mesh guard and ess striker goggles with custom fans fitted,completely silent and fog free :-)

Private Snafu

thermo wrote: »

got here i use it whenever im playing indoors, peak and neck guard are removeable.

I've one of those masks here and I don't trust the woven mesh:eek:. Replacing it with a stamped steel mesh is high on my list of priorities!

Stercus Accidit wrote: »

How are the lower face guards? I am thinking of protecting the aul gnashers.

They really are indispensable, it might need a bit of shaping to get it to sit right on you, but coupled with suitable eyewear they're a no brainier really

bullets

I like the look of the Brass Guard stuff
http://brassguardequip.com/index.html

The Stark 2 is an interesting design.
Also the Assassin mask allows for the use of lens type eye protection
which I'm guessing wont fog up as the lens is over the mask and not directly
on your skin.

I've the Praetorian mask and used if a few times and found it
very comfortable. Can be difficult to get down on Iron sites though.

~B