Reddit reviews Pyramex Safety Products GB6410SDT V2G Plus Safety Glasses, Clear Anti-Fog Dual Lens with Black Strap, Clear

Valken Zulus are [Pyramex I-Force goggles](
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006WPSDXS/ref=s9_acsd_al_bw_c_x_1_w)

Valken Sierras are Pyramex V2G-XPs

Valken Echos are Pyramex Highlander XPs

Valken Axis are Pyramex V3Gs

Valken Alphas appear to be Pyramex Low Profile Chemical Splash goggles

The only goggles that Valken sells that aren't rebranded Pyramex goggles are the Tangos, and those are just knockoff Revision Desert Locusts.

Take the advice of the people that responded to you in your thread where you asked the exact same question 5 hours ago.

They don't look legit and you should probably get a proper set of eye protection like the Pyramex I-Force or Pyramex V2G-XP. They're so inexpensive that there's no excuse to NOT have properly rated eye protection. Don't take chances with your eyes, you only get one set in your life.

Here are a couple things I'd suggest:

Mechanix M-pact gloves. I use them and they're great. Very comfy and provide very nice padding for your hands. I was shot in the hand maybe 5 times yesterday and they left no marks. Maybe get a different color, though. They come in tan, black, woodland, black and tan, black and red, yellow. Just a bunch of different ones. I'd suggest solid black or tan as they'll go with just about anything.

One Tigris mask. Very comfy, cheap, provides all the important protection (teeth, lips, nose) while still covering your cheeks. Again, try to choose a color he might like. Solid tan, green, or black would go with most load outs.

If he doesn't have eye protection I'd suggest Pyramex I-force or Pyramex V2G-XP. I use and love both. They've taken multiple shots with no dents, scratches, or cracks, and they don't fog.

I wouldn't suggest a pistol holster if he doens't have a pistol. It's just pointless then. Besides, you really should get a holster designed for your pistol. Universal holsters are usable at best.

I wouldn't suggest a vest either. That's something the person has to decide for themselves. They might want a low profile chest rig, or a large vest to provide protection, or maybe they just want a belt to hold things.

You could also get him a Visa pre-paid gift card. I know, it doesn't feel "personal", but I can tell you they're the best gifts I ever get.

Edit: Some of the cheap things on my Krytac:

I weaved Paracord through the rails. Makes it look Oper8r as hell, and it's comfy to hold. Really cheap as well. 50ft is $6 from the store I linked. Planet Paracord also has a lot of other colors.

I also use the Strike Industries keymod handstop kit. It makes a comfortable place to hold your gun, and it's completely customizable. While Black is sold out on AirsoftGI, they still have Coyote Brown, Flat Dark Earth, Grey, and Tan

Pyramex I-Force or V2G-XPs are great. I own a pair of both and love them.

If you're a fan of your teeth a mesh mask is definitely a good thing to get, especially if you're fighting in CQB at all. I recommend the Striker V1 from Evike or the OneTigris ones.

Pyramex Safety V2G-XP Eyewear, Black Strap, Clear Anti-Fog Dual Lens
I use these and they're great, they do fog after about and hour and a half, so some anti fog wipes/spray helps a lot.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004RDJ9IU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_QNi-AbRGA2C03

To get started you really only need protective gear and a gun.

For protective gear, I'd either recommend an inexpensive paintball mask like this or a lower mesh mask and goggles

For a gun, I'd recommend something like a G&G CM Raider or a KA TWS or a CYMA AK or something similar (M4 or AK is preferrable). Make a list of the best looking guns in your budget and post back here to help narrow it down. The high cap that comes with the gun should be enough, and if you really want then you can buy an extra one which will definitely be enough.

From there you will want a battery and charger from HobbyKing (I wont make specific recommendations since it will depend on the gun) and some good quality BBs (I wont make a recommendation as this depends on where you are playing).

It is more than possible to get into the game with that kind of budget, settle on the absolute essentials (protective gear first, then gun, battery, charger, and BBs) and then you can look at investing in other areas in your gear. I'd recommend that you play for a good while before expanding your loadout so that you specialise in an area that you really enjoy playing.

Check the super useful links in the sidebar for more information and good luck!

I wonder why nobody knows about these (probably because vtac took em and slapped their name on it)

Pyramex V2G

Pyramex I-Force

Pyramex Highlander

I own these, highlanders, and I-forces. None of them fog, ever. If I had a million dollars for every time these fogged on me, I'd still be broke as fuck.

Don't waste your money on ESS's and Revisions. The prices on these bad boys are unbeatable.

Pyramex Safety Goggles. Excellent fog resistance, impact rated, so cheap you can throw them away if they get a little scratch.

I use these https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004RDJ9IU?psc=1&ref=yo_pop_mb_pd_title and like them. They are reasonably priced and thermal lenses so a little better in the fight against fog. I'm actually in the process of a fan project for them that I have been meaning to post up here. I like the mesh masks with the soft sides. I think mine is oneTigers or something like that. The quality is fine.

Pyramex V2G have dual pane lenses that help with fogging more than single-pane lenses in my experience.

You'll have to buy them from Amazon.com, but even with shipping and import taxes they were only ~20 bucks total shipped to The Netherlands. I imagine shipping to Germany will be similar: https://www.amazon.com/Pyramex-Safety-Goggles-Adjustable-Anti-Fog/dp/B004RDJ9IU/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1527108823&sr=8-3-fkmr0&keywords=pyramex+vga

You could buy some of the goggles Novritch sells. I believe they are OEM pyramex v2g goggles. £35 shipped

You can find x800 and x1000's for sub 50 pounds here

They have the V2G-XP goggles as well, they're identical to the Valken Sierra goggles just half the price.

https://www.amazon.ca/Pyramex-Safety-V2G-XP-Eyewear-Anti-Fog/dp/B004RDJ9IU/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1537643841&sr=8-2&keywords=pyramex+v2g

Would you say that the Pyramex Capstones are good? I'd like to be able to fit my glasses underneath as well...

https://www.amazon.com/Pyramex-Safety-Products-GB6420SDT-Anti-Fog/dp/B004RDJ9IU/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?keywords=pyramex%2Bcapstone%2Banti-fog%2Bsafety%2Bgoggles%2Bgg504t&qid=1565550481&s=gateway&sprefix=pyramex%2Bcapstone&sr=8-2&th=1&psc=1