Good airsoft safety glasses?

[Icepick]

I have the ACM Zeros, but those things just don't look right to me. And they are kind of uncomfortable...

[Ripper]

[Switchback]

[Aeacus]

[Kiyoshi]

[graham.]

[-Shifty-]

[Limpy]

[dom186]

[wurger]

[G Runner]

I'm going to third the whole mesh thing, More specifically . After shipping they're like $15 and mine got here in about 3 days. No fog and I've taken hits to the eyehole several times in these with no visible denting.

[Jester316]

AOS Safety Glasses from Home Depot- $8

Dish Soap trick to prevent fog- free

Combine to make good safety glasses for airsoft.

[league 4]

http://www.bitterendgoggles.com/

Seriously. Best $40 I've ever spent on airsoft.

[Wolf_Raven]

This is an old post and I hate to dig it up but I am curious. I've been playing airsoft now for seven years and I'm an avid user of mesh goggles. I've had the same pair for a long time and they are fantastic. No damage, no issues and i've been shot in the face at least 50 times. The ones I have are similar to the ones in he link at the bottom. The larger mesh almost totally negates any issue of glare from the sun and obviously I have 100% no issues with fogging. I don't really get why more people dont use mesh. thoughts?

http://www.amazon.com/NEEWER%C2%AE-Tact ... sh+goggles

[Welshy McSheeplove]

Not sure whether to count this as a necro or not....

I'd say most people don't use mesh because a.) many fields don't allow it for insurance reasons, and b.) there is a somewhat commonly held belief among casual airsofters that BBs shatter all the time, and that wearing mesh is just asking to have your eyes shotgun'd by plastic fragments. I don't think that's particularly accurate, but I feel that is why most people don't use mesh.