Customer Reviews

Bobster Crossfire Goggles,Black Frame/Amber Lens,one size

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Having hunted for a good pair of small, black goggles for the past three years, I like to think of myself as something of a connoisseur on the subject. I've sampled at least five or six different pairs, all with the same result -- they were all gianourmous. There's nothing worse than throwing on a pair of goggles and transforming into the amazing bug-man.

When I got this product in, I was delighted. The fact that they came folded into a carrying case no bigger than my palm was the first indicator that I had found the right product, and they have not dissapointed me yet. So here is the most critical review I can give these things, while still carrying the bias of being in love with them.

Pros: Super-compact, lightweight, and durable. Excellent light filtering, without putting you into a world of shadow. Sleek design makes you look more like a motorcyclist/skate punk, and less lke a giant beetle. Intuitive anti-fog system using spaced eye padding, rather than drill holes in the plastic.

Cons: With the countour of the lenses, putting them on can sometimes make it feel like they're forcing your eyes to open or close just a bit. It's not comparable to eye torture, but it can feel a little strange. But it's fixable. It's really just a learning curve, learning to set something so sleek over your eyes so that it feels natural. There is a small gap at the bridge of the nose that lets a small amount of light in, but you have to actually *try* to see it, and it's never actually gotten *into* my eyes. Still, I suppose that could bug some people.

Overall, I'm happy to say that this will be the last pair of goggles I'll ever have to search for. Life goal: Recognized. .....Now what?

If any of you airsofters are looking for these goggles, DO NOT buy them. I bought them and shot them at 400 fps and they shattered. theres are not ANSI z78.1 goggles, but a lower grade for motorcyclists, ect.

good goggles though, used them for fishing and they blocked the sun from my eyes quite well.

I got these goggles very quickly. when I opened up the package, I found this small bag and inside were the goggles folded up. I love the fact that they fold in half for storage. The lenses are very good quality and VERY dark. There are some foam inserts around the lenses making them very comfortable and almost 100% airtight. The headbank is adjustable and very comfortable.

I bought these goggles for mowing the grass because I recently had Lasik and wanted to protect my eyes from flying debris, dirt, dust, insects, tree branches, weeds, and grass while mowing. I'm probably one of the few people who has a machete strapped to their lawnmower. Yes, it's that bad. But these goggles are great! They fog up if I hold still and there's no wind, but any little breeze and they clear right up. So when I'm riding the mower, the air movement is enough to keep them fog free!!! I've had no problems with debris at all, and the sun protection is great too. Now if only they'd help me with those horseflies I'd have it made.

So if your yard looks like something out of a jungle movie, these goggles could well be for you.

these goggles are simple and a great buy for me. I use them on my motorcycle.

they claim to be "fogproof" but do for up sometimes when I am stopped. Once I get going, they clear up again.

all good not buggy sleek, ninja, awsom. 1 down, space betwene eyes but not c inless u look to hard without tirning head