Mesh Goggles

I have been having problems with my normal goggles and I have been thinking about switching over to the wire mesh kind, becasue they can't fog. But I have always wondered if they are completly safe because they do have holes in them, and I just wanted to hear from anybody that has used them before just for some reasurrance that a bb will not come through the holes and hit me in the eye. So any comments from anybody with expiernce with mesh goggles will be much appreciated. Thanks.

mesh goggels are more sutied for people who wear prescripton eye ware, such as myself but you could do that and wear safty glasses

I don't reccomend wearing them when playing with bio bb's.

+ you can apply anti foggers.

y just bio bb's y not any bbs?

because bio bb's have less density so they shatter easily especially on mesh.

oh i dodnt know that.but should seing how whenever i get hit with a bio bb from a hi power AEG i get a big wlt and 3-4 smaller welts

yup, I also heard other nightmares where even non-bios shot from something the nature of a DMR or Sniper rifle have actually punctured the mesh

it slowed the bb down, but rendered the goggles unusable. If I were you I would just get your regular facemask and some anti-fogger.

that sounds like a good idea. and them going through the mesh that nasty the worst shot ive taken is a 550 fps shot from this crazy jomemade sniper riflr(and by homemade i mean from like spare parts and stuff) and it hit me right on the end of the nose, need i say more?

Thank you guys for all the advice

i have a pair of this
http://www.safetysmartgear.com/Products-Motorcycle_Goggles.html

Also I found out that any alcohol product will work as a great anti-fogger.

Rubbing alcohol should work just fine.

ive tried many home remedy's for anti fog and the best was the rubbing alcohol

thank you, I will try the rubbing alcohol and see how that works.

i have also heard of using shampoo. you put a thin layer on with a micro fiber cloth the day b4 you play and the moisture ''melts'' the shampoo instead of fogging up your mask