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Kaustie · January 31st, 2010, 18:01

Not sure if this the proper section on the forum, but in any case.

I own a pair of full face paintball goggles however I have issues looking down the sights of my gun with full face protection on. I usually wear these if I play with my g36c since I can fold the stock and there isn't much of an issue. My issue with these is that I tend to breathe fairly heavy and even with anti fog (fogging isn't too much of a problem anymore), condensation builds up fairly quickly. Also, from playing outdoors last night, the condensation quickly iced up making it damn near impossible to see and I found myself having to dig my hand into the mask to scrape the ice out.

I also have a pair of JT spectra goggles (ripped out the face protection leaving just the goggles). these are ok and I don't have as much of an issue looking down the gun. the condensation issue isn't as bad either which is nice. I usually wear a bacalava (sp?) with this but i've been shot in the face before and while it hurts, i'm not as worried about it as i am about losing some teeth

I was wondering if anyone wears mouth guards to play when they use normal goggles or ballistic glasses. Would these provide adequate protection again losing a tooth while wearing goggles / glasses?

January 31st, 2010, 18:01	#1
Kaustie Trader rating Join Date: Oct 2009	Masks / Goggles / Mouth protection Not sure if this the proper section on the forum, but in any case. I own a pair of full face paintball goggles however I have issues looking down the sights of my gun with full face protection on. I usually wear these if I play with my g36c since I can fold the stock and there isn't much of an issue. My issue with these is that I tend to breathe fairly heavy and even with anti fog (fogging isn't too much of a problem anymore), condensation builds up fairly quickly. Also, from playing outdoors last night, the condensation quickly iced up making it damn near impossible to see and I found myself having to dig my hand into the mask to scrape the ice out. I also have a pair of JT spectra goggles (ripped out the face protection leaving just the goggles). these are ok and I don't have as much of an issue looking down the gun. the condensation issue isn't as bad either which is nice. I usually wear a bacalava (sp?) with this but i've been shot in the face before and while it hurts, i'm not as worried about it as i am about losing some teeth I was wondering if anyone wears mouth guards to play when they use normal goggles or ballistic glasses. Would these provide adequate protection again losing a tooth while wearing goggles / glasses?