As the title suggests, im trying to find what are the differences between BOLLE x800, x810, x1000 goggles. Read good things about all of them but cannot seem to find what are the main differences. Select your preferred return option: a FREE Royal Mail return label or a paid via Hermes, Collect+, DPD or UPS Once you have processed your return in the portal, you're ready to post it off. Make sure you keep proof of postage. Not available for destinations in the Highlands and Islands, Isle of Wight, Isle of Man, Northern Ireland, Guernsey and Jersey, Isle of Scilly and mid Wales.

At Military 1st we hope you would be completely satisfied every time you shop with us. Occasionally though, we know you may wish to make a return. So I'm currently using a Bolle X800 as eye pro. However after seeing this post on Reddit, where someone almost lost their eye, I don't feel comfortable using them anymore, and am looking for a replacement. Preferably low/medium profile, though still protects my face enough. I wear a helmet and a mesh mask, so I want the goggles to not leave too much of a gap between the helm and the goggles, and the goggles and the mesh mask. Now I wasn't running around sweating, it's true and I haven't yet tried them outside inthe cold air. But I don' t run when I play and I am never outdoors. I am going to remove the foam inserts in the ventilated sections of the goggles and try some other measures to let in more air - either additional holes or some sort of insert between my face and the sides of the goggles to create more space and push the goggle lenses even further forward. I have seen a man wear Bolle glasses with these inserts and they appeared to be ok. Perhaps it is the fact that the goggles are sealed to the skin (they claim to have ventilation but there is nowhere near enough) whereas the glasses allow much more fresh air to get through.In the fast-moving world of Airsoft, taking a shot to the eye can be disastrous. Eliminate the risk - equip yourself with the right protection to take on tournament after tournament without ever showing fear. Our Airsoft goggles and glasses offer robust protection against impact - with a wide choice of design and wear options. Please mark "Returned Goods/Merchandise" option with no (zero) value when filling the Customs Declaration Form. I'm not looking for a paintball mask like a Dye since I'm going for more of a realistic look, so really looking into goggles.

So if I ever get a helmet, I'll ditch them, but at the moment I still run with caps / hats which don't create that problem. So you actually need to take the foam dust filter OFF the vent strips to stop them from fogging, the bit where the BB can get in is that to REALLY open them up to vent you basically pull the lens unit forward and the outer edge hinges open. There's definitely better options out there.