Buy JT Flex-8 Head Guard GreyJT Flex-8 Head Guard Grey Product Description:
- The revolutionary exoskeleton frame is structurally efficient, yet soft and flexible
- A revolutionary cranial enclosure
- Integrated soft ear protection
- Accepts the Vortex II fan
- Removable visor; pro foam interior
Product Description
2005 JT Spectra Flex-8, uses the 290 degree Spectra 2 lens combination, the most widely used in the industry
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18 of 18 people found the following review helpful.
Best Mask I've used
By E. Wieling
This mask has a lot going for it.+ Excellent field of view through the goggles+ Very comfortable with long term use+ Great full head protection+ Common lens (easy to find a replacement)Things I don't like- It is a difficult and time consuming process to remove the lens for cleaning- Difficult and time consuming process to assemble the lens after cleaningOverall it is a great mask for paintball.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful.Great Protection
By Mathieu Bergeron
I'm very confortable with this on my head. I've received several shots and never been injured or having bruises. One thing, the lens didn't stand the fog.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
Used in all day Airsoft Event
By JB
I used this mask a few days after I purchased it in an 10 hour airsoft event, and it did not fog. The most I got was some perspiration on the lens after several hours of play, which all I did was wipe off with a rag and I was good for the rest of the day. The holes in the mask are significantly smaller than a 6mm BB so no fear for a BB slipping through. The field of view is superb. It is also not that wide, so I was able to see the sights in a MP5 with full stock, but not my MP5j which has a retractable stock. I can also use the sights on my m14 with slight difficulty, if you adjust the rear sight to raise it up it can be done somewhat comfortably. I will also say this about the mask, it is well ventilated and is quite comfy in my opinion.For airsofting I have used safety glasses (don't recommend ever doing), ESS Striker goggles, JT Delta 2, various other goggles, etc. And I will say none of them worked this good. The safety glasses were not safe, the ESS goggles still allowed a BB to enter either through the foam or the side. Theres a rubber flap there, as it was not designed for airsoft, despite a lot of us prefer to use them for this. JT Delta 2, provided lack of face protection on the sides, and bad field of view 180 vs 260 which these have.Pro'sNO FOGExcellent field of viewComfyWell ventilatedLower profile mask, allowing use of sights more often than other masks. Or at the very least allowing us to not have to raise our optics quite as high to use.ConsBottom face/top helmet portion are not removable. So your limited to with or without visor for customization. Unlike my JT Delta 2, and other masks which your able to remove portions of the mask to be left with just the goggles if you wanted to.*EDITED IN*Had this for awhile now and used it on a lot of outdoor events. Will say that the anti fogging capabilities of the thermal lens is superb. At most I have got a few small patches of fog here and there in extreme conditions. But those clear up in a few seconds if I control my breathing, since it only happens only when I am breathing heavily when I stop. Which might happen to me a couple times in the course of playing all day. Though the other option to clear up the fog is to just move around a little bit as that will provide more than adequate airflow to clear it up as well. I have gotten a fan for this mask free from a friend, which remains largely unused. It's only real use is to turn it on once in awhile while were setting up for the next match to remind my friends I don't fog, EVER.Full face/head protection is also a great thing about this, it just gets a bit difficult to know if you get shot on the top of your head you can't feel it. It is also quite slim in comparison to other full face masks and somewhat flexible. The top sunshade is great in my opinion, I have played on some very bright sunny days and never once had the sun in my eyes, or felt the need for a tinted lens. The pictures may decieve you as it looks too small to be of use but it isn't, as your eyes are a bit farther back because of the goggles.
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