xaegistac Airsoft Goggles Tactical Safety Goggles Anti Fog Glasses Hunting Cycling

Good Product! Gamer Approved! They fit great, are comfortable, easy to use, have held up pretty well so far, they don't fog up very easily so that's a plus (They didn't fog up for some of my friends who've tried them - they do occasionally for me since I get very warm/hot easily, this is easily alleviated by using a mesh mask together). Works great for airsoft.

I’ve bought it to use it on my 0turn lawnmower, we get winds sometimes and everything you mow goes in your eyes . These goggles are supper nice , comfortable, breathable, love it !

Great goggles for the price. Pretty comfortable and strong enough for high power shots to the lens with no worries. I’d recommend getting some of the anti fog wipes though since without them almost any goggles at this price range will fog. I’ve used these goggles several times in matches and they have saved my eyes and the surrounding bits of skin quite a few times and it’s been great other than the fogging but that’s something that you have to deal with at this price range as there isn’t going to be true “anti fog” at this price.

great performing goggles for the price point. i’d say that compete with some of the higher end brands too. comes with the goggles, a nice goggle sleeve to keep them in when not using, and two additional lenses for different areas of use. the selling point for me is that behind the lenses, there are foamy sponge blocks in the frame to prevent fogging up, and they work VERY well. my previous pair of goggles did not have that feature, and would fog frequently. they are very adjustable, and i have them around my tactical helmet. very much recommend these.

XAegis Safety Goggles, Green I ordered this product on 24 November 2019, and they were delivered on the 26th. My wife opened them out of curiosity, so I'm not certain what the packaging was like, but no big loss there. The order came with the goggles, a black storage bag, a yellow lens, a tinted lens, and a goggles cover integrated into the goggles. All spare lenses were protected in a plastic sheath to protect them from scratching an abrasions. My first impressions were pretty positive. The suspension band is very taut and strong, the plastic and lens materials are all of high quality, with the look and feel of materials I've seen used in the ESS, WileyX and Oakleys I was issued in the Army. Goggle disassembly is easy, yet keeps the lenses secure and well-retained, in a system similar to ESS' products. Fit is excellent and safely snug to the face. The frame has venting holes to retard fogging, covered with foam to absorb moisture and keep out debris. I was able to take the goggles out for a safety test, but I didn't have time that day to actually play in them. For testing, I used my Classic Army MSG90 Automatic Electric Gun, firing at a velocity between 380-390 feet per second and .25 Biodegradable ammunition. Lenses held up without a hitch to both single, aimed shots and 3-5 round bursts on full auto at distances varying from 6" to 100 ft. The worst damage displayed was a bit of a smear on the clear lens, and this was from bb material abrading off onto the lens. I'd have no problem trusting my eyes to these goggles. I was unable to play in them to put them through their full paces, but as soon as I do, I'll edit this review and post my experience.

There is ZERO comfort with these. No matter what you wear them with. Hat helmet doesn't matter. Yes they take very long to fog, I've worn them for 20 hrs straight. But I have markings and imprints from the rubber around the goggles. It's not a bad product, just very uncomfortable for an extended period. Beginner's goggles for sure. Get a nice paintball mask if your playing indoors. Foam is needed for comfort but it also hold moisture that's why these goggles are decent in that sense.

I had a few different goggles in the past, from name-brands to not so name brands, but eventually they fell apart from use and abuse. I didn't want to spend $100+ for name brand fan goggles or $50+ for a goggle that I use once in a for airsoft games, outdoor yard ward, wood chopping, leaf blower, etc. The Xaegis is recommended by Amazon, so I figure I can give it a try. It is a pretty solid alternative. It comes with different shade lenses for swapping. The top and bottom are foamed lined to prevent fogging. I have to wear glasses for vision, and it's big enough to accommodate a reasonably small eye glasses underneath. I got a tan goggle, it's a pretty sharp clean color. I tested the dark shade lens that's already on the goggle with an airsoft pistol: a TM 1911 style shooter, at point blank with green gas [about 250 to 300 FPS for .25G BB]. 3 consecutive shots point blank and it didn't even leave a mark. So it'll be a good goggle for yard work, and it's quite ready for some airsoft action once the Plague is lifted from the land and we can congregate again.

Well made and love the different lenses. I use these for airsoft and they work great