People with glasses, and safety.
 

As some people may already know - bifocals + safety glasses = annoying fail.


So, what do you do when playing airsoft if you wear glasses?

1) goggles ( Which i think i'll do )
2) contacts
3) prescription safety glasses ( Do they exist? and where can i get them? or just ask doc? )


So yeah, any suggestions?

Any of those are an option, I myself hate goggles so I used an older pair of glasses that have the same prescription (non bifocal) but didn't fit my big head anymore. So I removed the arms from them and attached them inside a pair of saftey glasses, Works perfect for me.

They're are some awesome prescription stuff you can get though. If your willing to put out the loot I'd look at it.

I use contacts

Get goggles with RX inserts. There are a couple of threads that Duckman wrote extensive posts in about this. And he normally doesn't post more than a few sentences tops.

ever have problems during game if they fall out or what not?

here's a link to the thread:

http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthr...hlight=goggles

I bought a pair of safety glasses that fit over my specs. Paintball goggles also fit over them fine.

no problems with them at all

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Best goggle setup I have ever had. Cost me ~$300 all in (taxes, shipping, getting the lenses cut, etc.) but I can honestly say I will not play airsoft without them now. I have been to games with 100% humidity and 30+'C weather where EVERYONE has fogged (Wiley-X, ESS, Bolle, etc. etc.) except me (and everyone else running turbofans.) It might cost a bit, but the ability to play all day in any weather without having to give a second thought about your eye wear is more than worth it in my opinion. I have seen EVERY anti-fog product fog under the right conditions, except my turbofans.

I run a similar system with ESS LandOPs with th RX adapter and a homemade fan system. Larger than the Profiles, but very happy with it.