Description
FMA Protective Goggle (Black – TB421)
This is the FMA Protective Goggle in black, code TB421. Goggles are a popular form of airsoft eye protection because they wrap around the eye area, protecting against BBs from the front and sides, and they can be worn with or without a helmet.
FMA produces a wide range of affordable airsoft gear, including helmets, helmet accessories and protective equipment.
Choosing eye protection
Every airsoft site requires full-seal eye protection, and many ask for a recognised impact rating. Before you play, check the markings on the goggles and the rules at your site to make sure they meet the standard required. If in doubt, ask the site staff to check them on arrival.
Fogging is the most common complaint with any goggle. Keep moving air through them, avoid pushing them hard against your face, and consider an anti-fog treatment or wipe made for goggle lenses if you play in cold or damp conditions.
Fit and comfort
Set the strap so the goggles sit snugly all the way around without pressing hard on the bridge of your nose. Try them with your helmet, cap or headset before game day, and check that they still seal properly when you shoulder your rifle and look through your sights. Check the product images for the frame shape, strap and lens before ordering.
Key features
- FMA protective goggles
- Code TB421
- Black frame
- Goggle-style coverage around the eyes
- Can be worn with or without a helmet
- Check the markings against your site’s rules
Compatibility
Goggles generally work with caps, beanies and helmets, but check the strap and frame against your helmet and any headset or ear defenders you wear. If you wear prescription glasses, check the images to judge whether the goggles will fit over them.
Care and maintenance
Rinse off grit before wiping the lens, then dry it gently with a microfibre cloth. Avoid chemicals that can damage the lens or any coating.
Check the goggles for cracks, scratches and strap wear before you play, and replace them if the lens is damaged in any way. Keep them in a case or pouch so the lens stays scratch-free.
Who is it for?
Players who want full-coverage goggles for skirmishing, whether as a first pair of eye protection or as a spare in the kit bag.
Please note: Always check that your eye protection meets your site’s rules before you play.
