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Reddit mentions of JT Spectra ProShield Thermal Goggle with Vortex Fan - Olive

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Reddit mentions: 3

We found 3 Reddit mentions of JT Spectra ProShield Thermal Goggle with Vortex Fan - Olive. Here are the top ones.

JT Spectra ProShield Thermal Goggle with Vortex Fan - Olive
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Found 3 comments on JT Spectra ProShield Thermal Goggle with Vortex Fan - Olive:

u/zebes137 · 2 pointsr/airsoft

Im not sure what specific models are compatible but they do sell a full facemasks with them already built in.

u/ChipSkyLurk · 1 pointr/airsoft

This mask is great, never fogs too

It doesn't look as wide in the picture, but trust me. The mask fan is a plus, too.

u/WhereTheFunBegins66 · 1 pointr/airsoft

I am a fellow blind airsofter who needs his glasses. For certain reasons, contacts wasn't an option for me. After 9 years of airsofting, here are the two best methods I've found.

Budget method:
https://www.amazon.com/JT-Spectra-ProShield-Thermal-Goggle/dp/B003FVW9BO
The JT ProShield is a FANTASTIC paintball mask that has enough room to fit most glasses. It also has a attachable fan which eliminates all fog. I've played in rainy forests in these goggles and have had no fogging issues even while wearing glasses. You may run into som ADS issues which can be solved by buying a rail riser.

On a side note, shop around for a better price, I just grabbed the first link.

Best method:
http://www.evike.com/products/36909/
https://www.revisionmilitary.com/en/eyewear/accessories/2011-prescription-rx-carrier-and-connector-system
This setup is what I currently use. These googles have prescription inserts which you can order directly from Revision.com I bought the googles from Evike, and then order the RX inserts filled out with my prescription from Revision. This method will cost 150 for the goggles and 100 for your prescription and the inserts. This method also takes more effort. I had to call my ophthalmologist to find out my pupillary distance and other info.

If you have any questions, let me know! Glasses are definitely a pain, but they are workable!