Description
Big Foot Small Flying Mask with Mesh Goggle (Round Mesh) (Black)
The Big Foot Small Flying Mask is a black face mask with built-in mesh goggles that use a round-hole mesh pattern. It combines face coverage and eye covering in a single piece, so you can pull it on and get straight into a game without juggling separate goggles and a lower mask.
Big Foot produces a wide range of affordable masks and protective gear for airsoft, and this compact model is aimed at players who want a simple, no-fuss option for casual skirmishes, back-garden target practice or as a spare in the kit bag. The black finish suits almost any loadout and keeps a low profile in woodland and indoor CQB alike.
Design and fit
As the name suggests, this is the smaller version of the design, so it suits players with a slimmer face or anyone who prefers a mask that sits close rather than one that dominates the head. Check the product images to see the strap arrangement and the shape of the face section before you order, and adjust the straps so the mask sits snugly without pressing on the bridge of your nose.
Why mesh goggles
Mesh eye pieces do not fog up the way a sealed lens can, because air flows freely through them. That makes them popular for hot days, energetic indoor games and players who wear glasses or simply run warm. The trade-off is that mesh does not seal against small fragments in the same way a rated solid lens does, and the holes slightly reduce your field of view and brightness. Many players are happy with that compromise; others prefer a solid lens. It comes down to personal preference and, most importantly, the rules at the site where you play.
Key features
- Face mask and mesh goggles combined in one piece
- Round-hole mesh eye pieces that resist fogging
- Smaller size for a closer, lighter fit
- Black finish to suit any loadout
- Helps protect the face from BB hits
- Quick to put on and take off between games
- Affordable spare or starter mask
Compatibility
This is a stand-alone mask, so it does not need to attach to a helmet. If you plan to wear it with a cap, helmet or headset, check the images to see how the straps sit and whether there is room for ear defenders or comms. As this is the small version, players with larger faces should check the sizing carefully.
Before you play, check your site’s eye-protection rules. Some sites require goggles or glasses with a solid, impact-rated lens and do not accept mesh eye protection; others allow it for certain games. If in doubt, wear a rated pair of glasses or goggles and use the mask for face protection.
Care and maintenance
After each game, wipe the mask with a damp cloth and mild soapy water, then let it dry naturally away from direct heat. Check the mesh for dents, loose sections or damage after any heavy hit and replace the mask if the mesh has been pushed in or split. Inspect the straps and buckles regularly and store the mask flat or hanging, rather than squashed at the bottom of a bag, so the mesh keeps its shape.
Who is it for?
A sensible choice for newer players who want an easy all-in-one mask, for anyone who struggles with fogging lenses, and as a lend-out or spare mask for friends joining you on a game day.
Please note: Mesh eye protection is not accepted at every site. Always check your site’s rules and wear eye protection that meets them.
