Description
Skull Mask (Skeleton – Bone) with Mesh Eye Protection (Tan)
This full face skull mask has a skeleton-bone design in tan, with mesh eye protection built in. It covers the face in one piece and gives your loadout a distinctive, intimidating look that suits themed games, character builds and players who like to stand out.
Skull masks are one of the most popular styles in airsoft, combining face protection with a bit of personality. The tan colour suits desert, coyote and multicam-style loadouts. The brand is not stated on our listing.
Design
As named, the mask has a skeleton-bone skull design in tan with mesh eye sections. Check the product photos for the strap arrangement and the coverage around the jaw before ordering.
Mesh eye protection
As named, the eye area uses mesh. Mesh stops whole BBs and lets air pass through, so it will not fog the way solid lenses can, which is a real advantage on cold, damp mornings or when you are working hard. Looking through mesh gives a slightly darker view than a clear lens, but most players adjust quickly.
Mesh cannot stop small fragments from a BB that breaks on impact, or fine grit, and no impact rating is stated on our listing. Some sites do not accept mesh eye protection, so check your site’s rules before relying on it, and wear approved goggles or glasses where required.
Fit and wear
Adjust the straps so the mask sits evenly and stays put when you run, crouch and turn your head. Check you have a clear view and can line up your sights with the mask on, as a full face mask can change where your cheek sits on the stock. Practise shouldering your replica at home before your first game in it, and try the mask with your helmet, cap or headset.
Key features
- Full face skull mask
- Skeleton-bone design (as named)
- Tan colour
- Built-in mesh eye protection (as named)
- Mesh eyes do not fog
- Stand-out look for themed games
- One-piece face cover
Compatibility
Designed to be worn on its own. Check that it fits with any helmet, cap or headset, and confirm your site accepts mesh eye protection.
Care and maintenance
Brush off dust and dried mud after each game and wipe the mask over with a damp cloth. Let it dry naturally at room temperature before packing it away, and keep it away from direct heat, which can warp plastics. Damp mesh can rust, so make sure the eye sections are fully dry.
Inspect the mask before every game. Replace it if the shell is cracked, the eye section is dented or coming away from the frame, or the straps and fixings are worn. Store it in a bag so it is not crushed under heavier kit.
Who is it for?
Players who want a full face skull mask in tan with fog-free mesh eyes, for themed games or simply for the look, at sites that accept mesh.
Please note: Mesh eye protection is not accepted at every site, and no impact rating is stated on our listing. Check your site’s rules and wear approved eye protection where required.
