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January 13th, 06:48 PM
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JT Paintball Mask choice
I am not too sure which JT mask to get the nvader, the nForcer, the Flex 7 or another model of the JT masks. Most important thing is for the mask to have a thermal lens and to be able to accept the JT vortex fan.
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January 17th, 02:44 PM
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A Proflex or Flex 7(the Proflex is a Flex 7 with soft ears). Also, I wouldn't use a fan.
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January 17th, 03:22 PM
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A Proflex or Flex 7(the Proflex is a Flex 7 with soft ears). Also, I wouldn't use a fan.
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Why wouldn't you use a fan?
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January 17th, 03:49 PM
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it gets in the way, gets shot, and is right in the way of you hearing your buds calling out positions.
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January 17th, 03:49 PM
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if you've got fogging problems, absolutely get a fan! There's no reason they you shouldnt' get one. from ym experience, they dont' create enough noise to impair hearing.
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January 17th, 04:12 PM
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The only time a fan will make lots of noise is when you wear out your bearings, and that doen't happen over night.
Fans help, but I'd just go thermal lenses  |
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January 17th, 04:22 PM
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Last Son Of Krypton
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I used a fan on my proteus when I still had glasses, and it helped me so much with my glasses fogging...noise was negligible, and it fit so perfectly under the visor, so it never got in the way.
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January 17th, 04:23 PM
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Baroccoli for President
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yeah I agree with thermal, and glasses are a sucky situation, contacts?
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January 17th, 04:27 PM
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Eh, I hate contacts, they always bothered me.
Even with my glasses, I never fog up for some odd reason.
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January 17th, 04:38 PM
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6^ come to texas, i'll solve that problem for you!
Definitely proflexes btw, The fan can be a god send if you fogging.
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January 17th, 04:39 PM
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True dat!
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January 18th, 02:51 PM
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Why wouldn't you use a fan?
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It's just another thing to change the batteries on, and with a mask that aerates sufficiently you don't need to worry about fogging. That's just me, though. |
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January 19th, 12:43 PM
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Originally Posted by RockingTheIon70
It's just another thing to change the batteries on, and with a mask that aerates sufficiently you don't need to worry about fogging. That's just me, though.
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I didn't use the mask for 5 years, and when I went to turn the fan on last week it worked like a champ. It runs very efficiently, and the mask had a solid seal, so fogging of my glasses was ALWAYS an issue until I got the fan.
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January 19th, 12:59 PM
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I use the Anti Fog spray on my glasses and it worked well. I never tried a fan because I never get fogging on my new mask. I'd get a Flex and thats because my friend had one and it was quite comfortable.
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