Description
Big Foot Tactical Goggles (Nylon Glasses) (Tan)
These are the tan version of the Big Foot Tactical Goggles, goggle-style eyewear listed as nylon glasses. The tan colour blends with desert, coyote and multicam set-ups, giving your eyewear a matched look with the rest of your kit.
A goggle design wraps closely around the eyes, giving more side coverage than ordinary glasses. That makes it a practical choice at sites where BBs can come from unexpected angles.
Wearing them
Set the strap so the goggles sit firmly against your face without being uncomfortable, and check they do not move when you move. Fit them before your lower mask, and make sure your headset and helmet sit properly with them.
Players who wear prescription glasses should check the photos for space, as goggles vary in how well they fit over glasses.
Keeping vision clear
Fogging is the most common problem with goggles, especially on cold mornings. Clean lenses, an anti-fog treatment and regular breaks all help.
Colour choice
Tan suits coyote and multicam kit. If you prefer green, an OD version is also available.
Pre-game checks
Before each game, inspect the lenses for cracks or deep scratches and check the strap and its fixings. If you are unsure whether your eyewear is still serviceable, replace it, as your eyes are the one thing you cannot repair.
Key features
- Goggle-style eyewear
- Listed as nylon glasses
- Tan colour
- Wraps around the eyes
- Adjustable strap
- Suits desert and multicam kit
Compatibility
Check they fit with your headset, helmet and lower-face mask, and confirm with your site that they are accepted as eye protection.
Care and maintenance
Use a microfibre cloth and lens-safe cleaner on the lenses, rinse off grit before wiping, and keep the goggles in a soft pouch. Replace them if the lenses become cracked or badly scratched.
Who is it for?
For players with tan or multicam loadouts who want close-fitting, goggle-style eyewear.
Please note: The impact rating of these goggles has not been confirmed. Check with your site that they are accepted as eye protection before use, and always wear suitable, site-approved eye protection when playing.
