New to airsoft, a few questions...

[Handsonic]

Originally Posted by wonderings

Think I will go with a model that has a fan. I think more of my problem might be my glasses.

No contacts to use instead of glasses so need to find fix for this. Last time I played paintball a few years ago out in the cold was terrible, basically could not play because of fogging. Always had to remove my mask to try and clean up. Not the safest thing to do.

There are lens inserts you could get for revisions, they look like little glasses attached to the inside of the goggle.

[Twelvecarpileup]

Originally Posted by Ricochet

My friend bought ESS off of amazon and got replicas. (I think it was Amazon)

If you don't want to spring for high end fan goggles, then there is a another way; Valken Tactical Zulu Goggles. They are a well known paintball company that makes low-profile thermal goggles. Not all versions have thermal lenses, so read carefully. I know that Milsig carries them. Anyways, they work for some people and not for others.

I use Valken Tactical Goggles (sierra model) and never had any issue with fogging. Big recommendation from me. Especially for the price.

[wonderings]

Originally Posted by Handsonic

There are lens inserts you could get for revisions, they look like little glasses attached to the inside of the goggle.

How do they combat the problem of glasses fogging up?

[Handsonic]

Originally Posted by wonderings

How do they combat the problem of glasses fogging up?

They don't do anything to fog, you would be relying on the antifog features in the goggles (like a fan, good ventilation, etc).