Bolle T-800

[CDN_Stalker]

I use the $7 Canadian Tire anti-fog stuff on my 800s, and have yet to fog at all, even though I play sniper node once in a while and am prone with a boonie hat on. Only problems I've had are from sweat gathering on top of the goggles and running down the lense somehow, but can prevent it by wearing a bandana or headband between my eyebrows and the upper part of the goggles.

[Burner1352]

Has anyone used the oakley googles? Sorry to hi jack your post

[Flabeo]

Just got my Bolles in and there great I cant wait to test them out on the field.

[integratyperx]

Pardon my ignorance, but how does the RX adapter work exactly? Do you go out and get prescription lenses made to fit the adaptor, and then place them inside of the goggles?

[jun]

they are very clear, lightweight, almost scratch-resistant, and easier for you to aim with, being slimmer than paintball goggles..and they look cool

[Darklen]

Originally Posted by integratyperx

Pardon my ignorance, but how does the RX adapter work exactly? Do you go out and get prescription lenses made to fit the adaptor, and then place them inside of the goggles?

That's exactly what I have to do. I know ESS also offer this option, but have had even less luck. But my glasses fit under my ESS no problem and I have a goggle fan in those. The 800's are just a lot less bulky and many fields I play won't allow the Uvex glasses I usually wear. Not because they won't take the impact (tested them with an MC51 shooting +400fps @ point blank range for ten shots. Kinda scratched the lens on one side, nothing more), but because they aren't "sealed". There is a slight opening around the edge. The bolles are pretty much sealed. The RX adapter for the Bolles fits under the nose piece, just take it out, put in the adapter and put the nose piece back in.