Comments on: CSP Outdoors: Wire Mesh Goggles http://actualairsoft.com/wp/?p=20 home of the confirmed results Tue, 07 Sep 2010 11:01:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: SuperSeth00 http://actualairsoft.com/wp/?p=20#comment-8354 SuperSeth00 Mon, 19 Jul 2010 22:55:58 +0000 http://actualairsoft.com/wp/?p=20#comment-8354 Wow... Here, I'll give you guys the link for a full wire mesh face and neck mask that costs less then these things. They are the same ones that I just ordered. http://www.airsplat.com/Items/AC-APP-UHC-MK01.htm Wow… Here, I’ll give you guys the link for a full wire mesh face and neck mask that costs less then these things. They are the same ones that I just ordered. http://www.airsplat.com/Items/AC-APP-UHC-MK01.htm

]]> By: admin http://actualairsoft.com/wp/?p=20#comment-4728 admin Thu, 22 Apr 2010 14:07:28 +0000 http://actualairsoft.com/wp/?p=20#comment-4728 Jake, Thank you for the comment but it is extremely important you do not remove your goggles for ANY reason when on the field. Even if you are fogged and can see nothing, you need to ask for assistance to get to a 'safe zone' to clean your goggles. Just a friendly reminder. Jake,

Thank you for the comment but it is extremely important you do not remove your goggles for ANY reason when on the field. Even if you are fogged and can see nothing, you need to ask for assistance to get to a ’safe zone’ to clean your goggles. Just a friendly reminder.

]]> By: Jake http://actualairsoft.com/wp/?p=20#comment-4724 Jake Thu, 22 Apr 2010 08:44:48 +0000 http://actualairsoft.com/wp/?p=20#comment-4724 I haven't bought these yet, but I have goggles EXTREMELY similar to these that have regular plastic lenses instead of mesh and they are fantastic except for the simple fact that they fog up. I couldn't see thing through them and sure enough, when I took them off to try and clean them, a bb from a gas sniper rifle got me right in the eye. Fortunately, no permanent damage done, but I think that wiremesh has to be the way to go. I mean, from my experience, getting hit in the eye is a rare occurance at best, then even if you get hit in the eye bbs don't always shatter. Even if one did shatter they usually break into fairly sizable peices and even if they were small enough to fit through the mesh, the likely hood of one actually making it through is astronomical, especially at 20 threads per inch. Unfortunately, airsoft is a somewhat hazardous sport and you're never going to overcome every potential hazard on the battlefield. Wiremesh seems like a safe bet to me. I haven’t bought these yet, but I have goggles EXTREMELY similar to these that have regular plastic lenses instead of mesh and they are fantastic except for the simple fact that they fog up. I couldn’t see thing through them and sure enough, when I took them off to try and clean them, a bb from a gas sniper rifle got me right in the eye. Fortunately, no permanent damage done, but I think that wiremesh has to be the way to go. I mean, from my experience, getting hit in the eye is a rare occurance at best, then even if you get hit in the eye bbs don’t always shatter. Even if one did shatter they usually break into fairly sizable peices and even if they were small enough to fit through the mesh, the likely hood of one actually making it through is astronomical, especially at 20 threads per inch. Unfortunately, airsoft is a somewhat hazardous sport and you’re never going to overcome every potential hazard on the battlefield. Wiremesh seems like a safe bet to me.

]]> By: Brian http://actualairsoft.com/wp/?p=20#comment-2981 Brian Fri, 11 Dec 2009 17:28:55 +0000 http://actualairsoft.com/wp/?p=20#comment-2981 I recommend that you do not use mesh goggles. BBs can shatter and send shrapnel through the mesh and into your eyes. Even the smallest particle of sharp plastic in your eye can cause damage. I recommend that you do not use mesh goggles. BBs can shatter and send shrapnel through the mesh and into your eyes. Even the smallest particle of sharp plastic in your eye can cause damage.

]]> By: Samuel http://actualairsoft.com/wp/?p=20#comment-1349 Samuel Wed, 25 Feb 2009 01:18:46 +0000 http://actualairsoft.com/wp/?p=20#comment-1349 Well michael i dont quiet get how the center piece actually blocks you sighting in? . . I have had these pair for the last games i have played and i am so glad that i purchased these. Dealing with the fog and scratching of the lends i finally went mesh and i chose these for the price, and they are well worth the price.. The only down side i found with these are the clear "Geeky" look that they make you look like. But after some sanding and a little paint, they are my best purchase of gear for airsoft... Playing before with Goggles and other clear or colored lenses i found that these mesh ones allow you to move the weapon infront of your face easier than with a mask. So please i dont see how you are having trouble with them? Well michael i dont quiet get how the center piece actually blocks you sighting in? . . I have had these pair for the last games i have played and i am so glad that i purchased these. Dealing with the fog and scratching of the lends i finally went mesh and i chose these for the price, and they are well worth the price.. The only down side i found with these are the clear “Geeky” look that they make you look like. But after some sanding and a little paint, they are my best purchase of gear for airsoft… Playing before with Goggles and other clear or colored lenses i found that these mesh ones allow you to move the weapon infront of your face easier than with a mask. So please i dont see how you are having trouble with them?

]]> By: bkeltner http://actualairsoft.com/wp/?p=20#comment-1302 bkeltner Tue, 27 Jan 2009 18:29:04 +0000 http://actualairsoft.com/wp/?p=20#comment-1302 Michael, I am sorry for your experience. Before writing the review I had used these goggles in many many matches. I have NEVER had any of the problems that you are describing (and neither has anyone on my team). We are all able to use these specific goggles with any weapon and any sights that we have come across. I guess I'm a little confused about the "centre nose piece." What exactly do you mean? On the versions that we reviewed, there is no nose piece. The ONLY problem I have EVER had with these goggles was that every once in a while, if you look at the sun correctly, it refracts off of each steel thread making it unable to see through. Other than that they have been extremely satisfying, just as our review states. Honestly you are the first negative review I have ever seen (excluding those who simply don't trust wiremesh). Again, sorry for your experience and thank you for writing in. Michael,

I am sorry for your experience. Before writing the review I had used these goggles in many many matches. I have NEVER had any of the problems that you are describing (and neither has anyone on my team). We are all able to use these specific goggles with any weapon and any sights that we have come across. I guess I’m a little confused about the “centre nose piece.” What exactly do you mean? On the versions that we reviewed, there is no nose piece.

The ONLY problem I have EVER had with these goggles was that every once in a while, if you look at the sun correctly, it refracts off of each steel thread making it unable to see through. Other than that they have been extremely satisfying, just as our review states. Honestly you are the first negative review I have ever seen (excluding those who simply don’t trust wiremesh). Again, sorry for your experience and thank you for writing in.

]]> By: Michael Saul http://actualairsoft.com/wp/?p=20#comment-1301 Michael Saul Tue, 27 Jan 2009 17:24:38 +0000 http://actualairsoft.com/wp/?p=20#comment-1301 I purchased a pair of #20 mesh for airsoft after reading your reveiw . I have tried lots of different types of eye protection and have always had a fogging problem so when they arrived I was egre to try them . Instantly I found them the most comfortable goggles I had ever worn and the vision was second to none . Until I picked my rifle up ! When adopting the normal firing position my vision is totally obscured by the centre nose piece and I can't see a damn thing , which in my view renders them quite useless . I have given them to various people to try and they have all said the same thing ! Have you actually skirmished with them yet ? If so , how did you get on because i'm dreading it . After nearly 30 quid and 4 weeks waiting for them I can see these goggles an integral part of the deepest darkest part of my kit bag ! " Probably the most disappointing purchase in my airsoft career so far" "Sorry"................Regards.....Michael I purchased a pair of #20 mesh for airsoft after reading your reveiw . I have tried lots of different types of eye protection and have always had a fogging problem so when they arrived I was egre to try them . Instantly I found them the most comfortable goggles I had ever worn and the vision was second to none . Until I picked my rifle up ! When adopting the normal firing position my vision is totally obscured by the centre nose piece and I can’t see a damn thing , which in my view renders them quite useless . I have given them to various people to try and they have all said the same thing ! Have you actually skirmished with them yet ? If so , how did you get on because i’m dreading it . After nearly 30 quid and 4 weeks waiting for them I can see these goggles an integral part of the deepest darkest part of my kit bag ! ” Probably the most disappointing purchase in my airsoft career so far” “Sorry”…………….Regards…..Michael

]]> By: Linda McCollum http://actualairsoft.com/wp/?p=20#comment-177 Linda McCollum Sat, 28 Jun 2008 23:59:48 +0000 http://actualairsoft.com/wp/?p=20#comment-177 Thanks for the nice review and direct link to our product page!! We originally included the goggles for use by the wood trades - logging, chipping, sawmills, etc. - but, Airsoft enthusiasts are the ones buying them. We sell them all over the world. I found the link through one of my internet orders and have given you a link back from our website. Thanks for the nice review and direct link to our product page!! We originally included the goggles for use by the wood trades - logging, chipping, sawmills, etc. - but, Airsoft enthusiasts are the ones buying them. We sell them all over the world. I found the link through one of my internet orders and have given you a link back from our website.

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