Mask / protection for glasses wearer
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I have a friend who wears glasses under his i3 invisions, and he says they fit fine, they have cut outs in the foam around the lense and an adjustable face plate to help the fit. Hope that helps.
Try e-vents. they have plenty of room for glasses 
http://www.pbreview.com/productpics/?action=view&photo=10079&product=4080
http://www.pbreview.com/productpics/?action=view&photo=10079&product=4080
What about Dye goggles?
Sorry to open this thread up again, but what about Dye goggles ?
It looks like you can get a set of fans that clip into these. Would that be useful ?
Sorry to open this thread up again, but what about Dye goggles ?
It looks like you can get a set of fans that clip into these. Would that be useful ?
The fan is ok I guess but it makes one irritating noise
Good for a laugh as when you turn it on, the guys around you starting swiping the air thinking there are midgies about
Good for a laugh as when you turn it on, the guys around you starting swiping the air thinking there are midgies about
Couple of guys i work with get over it by firstly using an anti fog spray on the lenses of their glasses, secondly try putting your glasses in the goggles then lifting the entire thing over your head. most decent goggles eg JT Proflex's have enough room, and comfortable foam to accomodate people with glasses, all sizes.
Not sure if this applies to all anti fig sprays but some can take the anti-glare films of the lenses. I have had this happen to my glasses so don’t use the spray on them any more.
Best get a fan as this will stop the glasses misting up on cold and wet days. However, the fan I have can make a bit of noise but its better than not being able to see. It’s also worth noting that the fan and battery will add a bit of weight so it may be of use getting a light mask to off set this.
Best get a fan as this will stop the glasses misting up on cold and wet days. However, the fan I have can make a bit of noise but its better than not being able to see. It’s also worth noting that the fan and battery will add a bit of weight so it may be of use getting a light mask to off set this.
Thanks all... I've gone with the Dye goggles, and even with the dual layer (Thermal?) lens, they fogged up quite a bit, so I'm going to need a spray of some sort.
On the plus side, I grabbed some trial contact lenses and they survived the day. It's the first time in years I've had any luck with contacts, so that might be the way forward
On the plus side, I grabbed some trial contact lenses and they survived the day. It's the first time in years I've had any luck with contacts, so that might be the way forward
Proto switch have a small section of foam cut out for the arms of your glasses i have played for years and these have been the best for my glasses
i have played for years and these have been the best for my glasses