Reddit reviews Pyramex I-Force Sporty Dual Pane Anti-Fog Goggles

Valken Sierras and Pyramex i-force. I have both. Neither one fogs, for me at least, they're comfortable, and cheap.

The only place I would start is what kind you are looking for. If you want big goggles I recommend the Desert Locust Goggles if you want regular smaller goggles the Pyramex I Force is good too. If you want glasses, if your field allows for them I will reccomend the Revision Sawfly's.

You should be able to find some cheapies. I don't like spending too much on goggles, I seem to scratch them more than glasses. last pair cost $15. Just had another thought, you could try these: https://www.amazon.com/Pyramex-I-Force-Sporty-Anti-Fog-Goggle/dp/B01GOR9756/ref=pd_lpo_vtph_200_bs_t_2?_encoding=UTF8&refRID=Q8YC76THGDP9Z7C6EKE8

Active duty military wear something like these to protect their eyes during sand storms in the middle east. you can get nice ones from Oakley or smith as well, but these cheapies would probably work to at least see if the concept works for you.

Please do not use non-airsoft rated googles, they really aren’t that expensive, you only have two eyes, here’re a pair of good ANSI z87.1 rated airsoft goggles that don’t fog

https://www.amazon.com/Pyramex-I-Force-Sporty-Anti-Fog-Goggles/dp/B01GOR9756

If you’re in the states unissued/lightly used ESS googles can be bought off ebay for like 20 bucks or on amazon pyramex I forces are only 15. Neither have fogged on me. From the 2 I’d recommend the I forces over ESS goggles because the thinner low profile lets the cooperate with lower mask much easier.

Edit: saw you wanted a link

As /u/Ferrard said, the ESS Crossbow glasses are the closest you can get that ARE PROPERLY RATED. They meet MIL-PRF-31013 (shot with a 0.15 caliber, 5.8grain, chisel tip steel projectile going at 640-660FPS, which equates to about 7.1Joules) which is above and beyond what is required of airsoft (and here's a video showing a set being tested). The gasket kit works like advertised (makes it full seal) but if you're prone to fogging goggles you'll probably fog them as well. However they don't really fit into your budget coming in at $41. Plus you'd have to buy the gasket kit on top of that. I wouldn't ever skimp out on eye protection though. You only get one set of eyes!

If you still want glasses style goggles that are properly rated, check out the Pyramex I-Force goggles. Cheap (coming in at $20) and effective.

The battery type in that gun is a 'nunchuck' type which exists out of 2 stick batteries wired together. Extra magazines depends on where you play and how trigger happy you would be:

• Fast play, Lots of shooting, 1h+ matches, get 1 or 2 extra Hi-Cap magazines (They contain more BB's (200+) and you have to wind them with the small rotor on the bottom of the magazine).
  
  
• Slower play, Milsim-like (I wouldn't advise this as your first experience in airsoft but I'll add it anyways, get a bunch of Mid caps (70-180 BB's) and a speedloader to fill them up as they don't make sound they could be useful for more sneaky gameplay.
  
  
• CQB, 20 min games, just use the Hi-Cap magazine you got with your gun, will be plenty of BB's for you to start with until you have chosen what you really want.
  
  If I'd be you, I'd just get the gun with a nunchuck battery (9.6V NimH or 7.4 Li-PO) (fits in the stock of the gun) and a decent smartcharger. Play some matches in your local fields (make sure you have some fields near you before you buy anything) and search for your favorite field and adapt your gear towards that.
  
  Accessories aren't a must have, but a nice grip (I prefer an angled one) could give you some good comfort. Also a simple sling will save you from dropping your gun by accident. A scope again depends on the environment you play in, if it's CQB get an open reflex sight it makes aiming so easy. If it's outdoor, get a red dot which could have magnification (prices go up very quickly!). Flashlights are useful but expensive, laser sights are forbidden in some countries like mine.
  
  But most importantly, get some good eye/face protection, some which have been repeatedly advised:
  
  
• https://www.amazon.com/Pyramex-I-Force-Sporty-Anti-Fog-Goggle/dp/B01GOR9756
  
  
• Dye i4 for full face protection (I have this one in particular and it never fogs on me, It's just great, just doesn't give you the realistic look some people are looking for. But it is great especially in CQB situations
  
  
• Revision desert locust for eye protection, I heard these are great against fogging up, they will cost you big aswell though if I am not mistaken (correct me If I'm wrong) as these are military goggles.
  
  
• A simple half-face mesh mask to go together with one of the 2 eye-protection suggestions:
  https://www.amazon.com/OneTigris-Comfortable-Adjustable-Protective-Available/dp/B01KT0HEW2/ref=sr_1_1?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1483779165&sr=1-1&keywords=onetigris+half+mask
  
  Don't go about and buy plate carriers / camo before you know what you actually want, this sport is a money drain, use your money whise is my last advise.
  

I use [Pyramex I-Force Goggles] (https://www.amazon.com/Pyramex-I-Force-Sporty-Anti-Fog-Goggle/dp/B01GOR9756?th=1&psc=1), [OneTigris Mesh Mask] (https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B06XQFBW42/ref=pd_aw_fbt_200_img_2?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=G2P72M05TH6R7ZCJQ3TW&th=1), [Condor Face Wrap] (https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00DJ6PG92/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1503374580&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=condor%2Bface%2Bwrap&dpPl=1&dpID=41Qh7fEMP6L&ref=plSrch&th=1&psc=1), and usually an OD Green Bonnie hat, but I'm planning on getting a normal baseball cap.

Get a 7.4v LiPo

IMAX B6 Charger

Pyramex I Force

One Tigris Mask

MAG MP5 Mids

A lot of people wear these but really if you want to have a pair of any goggles that will fit 100% with your mesh mask you're gonna have to cut it and mold it to your face. Plus it will be more comfortable.

yep, I know. I also know dye's stuff isn't cheap (which is why I went vforce profilers when I started paintball).
 
dual pane "antifog" pyramex is $17 on amazon.com, and would let you try at least the amber tint at minimal cost; lets you try it before you commit to it on your i4s. https://www.amazon.com/Pyramex-I-Force-Sporty-Anti-Fog-Goggle/dp/B01GOR9756
 
Otherwise you'd have to head into a store and check out the lenses yourself. Ask to see if you can look through them in a darker area of the store/look into darker shadows and see how well it works for you. I'd suggest trying them for a few minutes at least so you can see how well your eyes transition from dark/light situations and if you are comfortable with the tint.

Imo, I would recommend these: https://www.amazon.com/Pyramex-I-Force-Sporty-Anti-Fog-Goggle/dp/B01GOR9756
They are low profile, around $15, and never fog up for me (and I live in south Florida)

My friend uses these with them and they fit great. I’ve tried these with the onetigris as well and it’s very comfortable. https://www.amazon.com/Pyramex-I-Force-Sporty-Anti-Fog-Goggles/dp/B01GOR9756

Pyramex I-Force Goggles. Thermal Lens, will never fog. $15.

https://www.amazon.com/Pyramex-I-Force-Sporty-Anti-Fog-Goggle/dp/B01GOR9756