Good airsoft safety glasses?

[Icepick]

Well, I need to pick up a pair of good safety glasses for airsoft... Where would I go about getting them?

[Chachi]

To the airsoft saftey glasses store, duh.

http://airsoftoutletnw.com/index.php?op ... &Itemid=28

http://www.airsoftpost.com/index.php?cP ... 0d0e50b12e

http://www.airsoftgi.com/index.php?cPath=28_99

Those are just three of the hundreds of options out there for you. Have you tried searching yourself? Just curious.

[VogonFord]

Go to hardware store. Buy safety glasses. F**k bitches.

[Patrick750]

Go to hardware store. Buy safety glasses. F**k bitches.

[G36 FTW]

-Go to hardware store
-Buy safety glasses
-F**k bitches
-???????????
-Profit!

Fixed

[Icepick]

Well... I was wondering if anybody had any personal experience with glasses they like.

[dom186]

ESS ICE 2.4 (not the NARO) work good, especially if you need prescriptions because they make a prescription inserts for their glasses. I bought the insert kit and the glasses for under $30 off of ebay, which is way cheaper than what the actual prescription lenses cost. They have great coverage and are made to military standards. I would suggest making sure the glasses come with an elastic retention strap though because they fit fairly loose on the head and could easily fall off if you like to give yourself whiplash or if you don't have a helmet or hat to help hold them down.

I hear a lot of good things about the Oakley M-frames.

Oh, a big thing you left out is your price range. It isn't uncommon to find people here that have eye pro that is worth over $100.

[Jester316]

I wear these with great success. Cheap, impact rated, and easy to clean. They are easy to defog before games too, with the soap trick.

[Pacman]

Way to pad the post count Patrick
Make sure whatever you buy meets the Z87.1 standard, this will insure they will hold up to whatevers shot at you.

[Icepick]

I wear these with great success. Cheap, impact rated, and easy to clean. They are easy to defog before games too, with the soap trick.

I may have to pick up a pair of those, thanks.


And what is the soap trick?

[Jewish Ninja]

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000F7 ... ZZMCW2KY93

I got these at Sportman's warehouse/Wholesale sports/Dicksjoesbig5walmarttargetkthnxbbqwtf for 8 bucks. Great glasses, ANZI rated and you get cool guy points since they don't look stupid
Never had a fogging issue with them and the price is pretty hard to beat.

[Icepick]

Are they actually available at Dicks? I may stop by there on my way to oregon and get some if they are that cheap.

A common problem for me is fogging... Anything that has a clear plastic lens, and comes in contact with me, fogs.

[KA-BAR]

get mesh then.

[Jester316]

Anti-Fog Soap Trick

This has been used on both shooting/safety glasses, and full seal ESS goggles. All of PSC used this for the BSP Challenge, and no one had fogging issues.


1)Remove non-lens pieces
2)Place one drop of dish soap on each lens front and back (total of 4 drops)
3)Use finger to distribute soap across entire lens surface (both front and back)
4)Set aside to dry
5)After dry, use soft cloth to lightly buff the dried soap until it is clear
6)Repeat for other lens front and back

Do NOT remove the soap from the lens, just lightly rub it in small circles till it becomes clear.

[Jewish Ninja]

Are they actually available at Dicks? I may stop by there on my way to oregon and get some if they are that cheap.

A common problem for me is fogging... Anything that has a clear plastic lens, and comes in contact with me, fogs.

I haven't checked dicks, but I'm guessing they have them. You can also try calling them