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ShelledPants · August 13th, 2008, 16:52

In my experience and from reading the boards, it's hit or miss whether you are allowed to wear these to a game.

Most paintball fields will not allow them because they are often bound by strict insurance policies to only allow paintball approved goggles. Other games, such as airsoft mil-sims on private fields, have no insurance policies at all, so you are solely responsible for your own gear: They only require you to wear ANSI approved goggles.

I have heard nothing but good things about ESS goggles (except for fogging, I've experienced that too), and I've personally been shot in the lens multiple times, there is no visible wear.

August 13th, 2008, 16:52	#32
ShelledPants Trader rating Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Toronto, On	In my experience and from reading the boards, it's hit or miss whether you are allowed to wear these to a game. Most paintball fields will not allow them because they are often bound by strict insurance policies to only allow paintball approved goggles. Other games, such as airsoft mil-sims on private fields, have no insurance policies at all, so you are solely responsible for your own gear: They only require you to wear ANSI approved goggles. I have heard nothing but good things about ESS goggles (except for fogging, I've experienced that too), and I've personally been shot in the lens multiple times, there is no visible wear. __________________ Ár skal r?*sa, sá er annars vill fé eða fjör hafa. Sjaldan liggjandi úlfur lær um getur né sofandi maður sigur.