OneTigris Airsoft Fast Helmet - Full Face Protective Tactical Helmet With Foldable Ear Protection Mask And Goggles for Airsoft Paintball Sooting Wagrgame CS

Very satisfied with my purchase . recommended Very good quality helmet set The helmet lightweight 🪖 The goggles 🥽 crystal clear no fogging issue The face mesh protection fits amazing No issue with aiming to target

Helmet & goggles where fine but the mask profile for my face wasn’t good, the mask is very close to the bridge of my nose & can foresee rubbing as the padding is not really “soft “, also the neck adjusters don’t lock particularly well, but if your after a good look, it doesn’t disappoint

The goggles are fogging, and the helmet is too big for my tiny head even with the adjustments. I didn't see if there were sizes but the one I got is big and my brother's is smaller.

Brillant kit

It's comfortable and customisable. The included goggles do not fit around my glasses or sunglasses (aviator-style - YMMV). The included mask has elasticated straps which are slippery and pretty useless to tighten the mask without tying knots in them. Once there are knots in these straps, it's a good mask with full face and ear protection. It would probably be better with buckles or velcro, but that would cause issues with hair so I get why they are like this. Google Fast PJ fitting instructions to find better, more informative, instructions for fitting the helmet. In short: fit the padding to the top, back, then sides of your head first. Then tighten the rear knob, then tighten the chin buckle last. I'm pretty happy with it overall, but this set is very expensive for what it is. I expect similar helmets would do similar jobs, but I don't know about how protective it actually is. It seems to be better quality than other bump-style helmets out there, and the moveable foam pads are a much better idea than a polystyrene inner. One very positive side of it is how light the helmet is. It's clear that there's been some work in making sure that the helmet is breathable (thereby reducing fog) and light, while also seeming to be strong enough for general outdoors-y use. For glasses-wearers amongst you, the goggles will not work and leave a frankly dangerous amount of space either side of your head for bbs to sidle their way in. Let's face it, you could wear plate steel and still find bbs in your mask so when it's this obvious right out of the gate, it doesn't exactly instill confidence. I'm happy that I got this set, but I have left out the goggles and paired the helmet and mask with Bolle Pilots instead. They're cheap, ballistic rated, comfy, large, don't interfere with sights and fit with this helmet and mask extremely well. They are also the best goggles I've used (legit rivalling mesh) for fogging

Mesh mask: - digs into cheeks - digs into lower eye socket - squashes the nose (and I have a small nose) - too small to cover nose and chin effectively - ear pieces do not cover ears and are uncomfortable Goggles: - uncomfortable on their own - do not fit properly into mesh mask Helmet: - rail attachments for goggles clip cannot be re-positioned and will only get as far as the front or back slots - the many, large top vents leave head exposed to shots

I got this for the idea of full face/head protection, aesthetics, and the ability to make little tweaks. It does not disappoint. A helmet bag. A printer fan. Beer line. A hot glue gun. Some tiewraps. A small stanley blade. With this, and 2 hours, you can make an inbuilt AIR CON SYSTEM that makes this helmet completely fog-proof.

Excellent quality, easy to adjust from a perfect fit. Very happy with it.