V-Force Profiler

drewp wrote: iam looking for a nice pair of anti foging googles low profile type with wide view and really goood protection. for about 70 bucks which ian paying for this do you think i could fined a better pair of goggles then v force profilers. please tell me how u like the googlesif u own them

Well, I wear glasses under my goggles and until I bought the V-Force I had constant troubles with my glasses hitting the goggle's lens (JT Goggles with a thermal lens) and fogging of my glasses under the goggles.

My V-Force Shields have eliminated ALL vision problems...at least until a paintball splat on the lens.

BTW, a little bit of Google searching will find them for a lower price at on-line stores.

       V-force vantage  rocks.  Dont get that pair for 70.  go with the older moldel of vantages.  they still give you all the features just not the reverse coloers.  plust the vantages are thermal.  I just got mine delieverd a couple of days ago and they are impossible to fog.  I have the thermal pair.  What i like about them is the flexible rubber that protects you: very comfortable.  plus the mask looks sweet.  I got my THERMAL lenses at action village for just 24 dollars.  You were looking at a single lense for 70. terrible deal.  Here is the link to action village buy them here.  You wont find a cheaper thermal

http://www.actionvillage.com/is-bin/INTERSHOP.enfinity/eCS/S tore/en/-/USD/BrowseCatalog-Start;sid=1E5C3skL0UFDmY0xrNWCds PCqoa-KhBBnAY=?CategoryName=paintball-goggles-and-safety-gea r-goggles-v-force-goggles

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PaintballPIMPIN wrote: u probably know this bruce but im gonna say it anyways, i wear glasses too but u can run a fan with the jt's for like 30 bucks

I wore the JT goggles with the fan, but the style of my glasses, aviator type, the frames touched the lens at the ear piece hinges which pushed the nose perch hard against my face.

Everyone here recommended the V-Force so I researched them and bought them. I found no interference with my glasses, but my glasses still fogged a bit. I then modified the V-Force goggle frame to accept the fan from my old JT goggles. Now the V-Force modified for a fan has completely eliminated fogging of my glasses even when playing in the a very high humidity situation (raining cats and dogs).