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Black Jack · July 31st, 2011, 17:32

Hi All

Ive run into an issue with goggles at different field and Im looking for input:

I have a pair of ESS goggles with the vent fan. http://www.esseyepro.com/Asian-Fit-P...92_detail.html

I bought these since they seemed to be a superior product, and had good protection while not being as easy to fog. However when I went to Flag raiders, they said they were no-good for their field I and I needed to buy a set of their kind.

Is there some regulation or grading that local fields like FR or FS or whoever accept? I didnt really get a straight answer from the staff there at the field on why mine were no good, and I didnt want to buy a crappier set that Id never use otherwise. http://boutiquespk.ca/products.php?8...vu5r33t8djlcr4

I dont want to get turned away from games again, but I dont want to have to have several sets of eye protection with me, or use ones that will just suck or fog up. Ideally Id like to own a good set that will not be shot down by commercial fields. Any advise?

July 31st, 2011, 17:32	#1
Black Jack Col.Angus Trader rating Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Woodstock Ontario	goggles fit for play Hi All Ive run into an issue with goggles at different field and Im looking for input: I have a pair of ESS goggles with the vent fan. http://www.esseyepro.com/Asian-Fit-P...92_detail.html I bought these since they seemed to be a superior product, and had good protection while not being as easy to fog. However when I went to Flag raiders, they said they were no-good for their field I and I needed to buy a set of their kind. Is there some regulation or grading that local fields like FR or FS or whoever accept? I didnt really get a straight answer from the staff there at the field on why mine were no good, and I didnt want to buy a crappier set that Id never use otherwise. http://boutiquespk.ca/products.php?8...vu5r33t8djlcr4 I dont want to get turned away from games again, but I dont want to have to have several sets of eye protection with me, or use ones that will just suck or fog up. Ideally Id like to own a good set that will not be shot down by commercial fields. Any advise?