I don't want to use a big paintball mask, so I can aim down the sights easily.
I was thinking of using goggles (obviously) and something to protect my teeth/lower face. What will work well?
I found this
Neoprene mask that looks somewhat sturdy but I have no idea what neoprene is or if it will work well.
(01-05-2010 05:45 PM)Zach Wrote: [ -> ]I don't want to use a big paintball mask, so I can aim down the sights easily.
I was thinking of using goggles (obviously) and something to protect my teeth/lower face. What will work well?
I found this Neoprene mask that looks somewhat sturdy but I have no idea what neoprene is or if it will work well.
neoprene is basically a flexible rubber synthetic. I dont know how that would work for a mask.
Neoprene is still somewhat protective of BBs. But the one complaint I have about neoprene is that it doesn't breathe real well. You will get hot very quickly. I'm talking about the sides of the mask that is up around the jaw and cheek that don't have holes. I would recommend getting some googles and a mouth guard that molds to your teeth. And you can walk off any jaw hits. ;-)
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