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Jimski · January 27th, 2009, 13:58

here is the setup that works for me.

my constraints were:
-the goggles sit on my glasses and push on my nose no matter what: therefore the mask can NOT sit on the goggles ( it hurts) , it needs to sit on my face.
-I want to be able to remove the mask and go without it, so no hybrid option is considered yet.Plus the mask+lens option doesn't cover safely/enough the face.

1. I removed the two median straps to get less overall pressure.the mask still sits satisfyingly.
2. I cuttered and positionned the padding so that it fits around the goggles on 2 layers instead of one: this makes it sit on my face, and also prevents it from sliding upwards.

keep in mind that I wear a shemag around my forehead to block the sweat: the mask also sits on it.

Now that it's playable, I am thinking about painting it.
Also drilling holes in it to breathe, maybe.

January 27th, 2009, 13:58	#14
Jimski Trader rating Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Montreal	here is the setup that works for me. my constraints were: -the goggles sit on my glasses and push on my nose no matter what: therefore the mask can NOT sit on the goggles ( it hurts) , it needs to sit on my face. -I want to be able to remove the mask and go without it, so no hybrid option is considered yet.Plus the mask+lens option doesn't cover safely/enough the face. 1. I removed the two median straps to get less overall pressure.the mask still sits satisfyingly. 2. I cuttered and positionned the padding so that it fits around the goggles on 2 layers instead of one: this makes it sit on my face, and also prevents it from sliding upwards. keep in mind that I wear a shemag around my forehead to block the sweat: the mask also sits on it. Now that it's playable, I am thinking about painting it. Also drilling holes in it to breathe, maybe. __________________