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PISTON

BPIS01C

color: Clear

MSRP: $15.98 

quantity: 1



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PISTON GOGGLE, BLACK FRAME, CLEAR LENS

Ultimate accuracy is provided with this aerodynamic goggle that provides comfort and flair while functioning flawlessly. Frame ventilation prevents lens fogging while the shatter- resistant, polycarbonate lenses ensure impact protection. The adjustable strap and flexible frame material create a versatile fit while open cell foam cushions the face. Affordable prescription riding goggles


Product Rating: (5.00)   # of Ratings: 2   

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1.   11/16/12

Love, love, love these goggles. They're the only ones that fit me well enough to wear riding without a face shield. Extremely comfortable, too. I've got 2 pair now; one clear for night riding, and the other smoke/reflective.
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2.   06/24/08

I bought these to use for airsoft, but the field I go to wouldn't allow them because they aren't ANSI 87 rated. I was told that regular polycarbonate will shatter when hit by a fast enough airsoft bb. Since I had no use for the goggles anymore, I thought it would be nice to torture test them. First, I fired 150 shots from an upgraded airsoft gun. I pressed the muzzle against the lens for each shot. It took several shots for any damage to be noticeable, and all I was able to get was a crater/dent in the lens. Determined to get this lens to shatter, I pounded a small nail through it, screwed a medium size screw through it, snipped it with tin snips, and pounded on it with a hammer. The result was absolutely no shattering whatsoever. Check out the picture: http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a58/expvideo/HPIM0957.jpg
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