I never play with a visor and the reasons for that are as follows.
Personally having a few extra inches may be great in some areas
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but not on your goggles, as it means that you are visible earlier when you look over the field.
Secondly, the visor does not let you play as tight against a barricade as the visor means you have to sit back 2 inches or so, and that can make all the difference.
Thirdly, when i see a player, psycologically i always associate players playing with visors as resemblng punters. The visors make the player look far less intimidating and less able as a player. Despite the fact that they may not be. Any edge that you get is valuable before the game starts, if you can intimidate the other team into thinking they will lose before the game then you have won a small battle. This is one way Dynasty are so successful, teams think they will lose before they even start the game. Granted thats cos of their hisory, but they would not look as intimidating with huge peaks on their Flex 7s
Originally posted by rob_evanson
Keep your visor on, I've got a set of scott goggles which don't have a visor and it's a right pain in the arse when it rains becuase the water gets into the vents on the top and all I can see is water woobling about in my goggles.
How often do you play in the rain? i hardly ever do.
Originally posted by rob_evanson
In bright sun shine you can't see a bloody thing.
Two words, 'Tinted Lenses'. Get some dude
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