Description
FMA LPG01 (Black) 12-2R Regulator Updated version with Fan Goggle (Tan) (TB1029-DE)
The FMA LPG01 12-2R Regulator goggle (TB1029-DE) is the tan version of FMA’s updated regulator-style fan goggle. It combines a low-profile, sealed goggle design with a small built-in fan that helps stop the lens fogging up.
Fogged lenses spoil many a game, especially in cold or humid weather and when you are moving fast. This goggle keeps air moving behind the lens to help you keep a clear view, and the tan colour (code DE, dark earth) suits coyote, desert and multicam loadouts. The product name also includes “LPG01 (Black)”, which is part of the model reference; the colour of this version is listed as tan.
Built-in fan
The headline feature is the small built-in fan, which moves air through the goggle to help stop the lens fogging. Fogging is one of the most common problems in airsoft, especially on cold mornings, in humid weather and when you are working hard, and a fan can make a real difference to how long you keep a clear view.
A retailer listing describes the fan as adjustable between stronger and gentler settings. The battery type for the fan is not stated here, so check the product images and instructions, and keep spare batteries in your kit bag.
Regulator-style goggle
LPG01 12-2R is the reference for a regulator-style tactical goggle: a low-profile, sealed goggle designed to sit comfortably under a helmet and alongside a headset. This is the updated version with the fan fitted. A retailer listing gives the materials as polycarbonate and nylon.
Sealed goggles protect the eyes all round, which is why many sites prefer them to glasses. Check your site’s rules and the product’s markings to make sure they meet the impact standard your site requires.
Key features
- FMA regulator-style tactical goggle
- Built-in fan to help prevent fogging
- Fan described as adjustable
- Sits neatly under a helmet
- Tan (DE) colour
- Updated version
- FMA code TB1029-DE
Compatibility
Worn on their own or under a helmet, and with a lower-face mask. Check the fit with your helmet and headset, and make sure your site accepts the goggles before playing.
Care and maintenance
Clean the lens with water and a soft microfibre cloth only, never with paper towels, solvents or household cleaners, which can scratch the lens or strip anti-fog coatings. Let the goggles dry naturally after use, keeping water away from the fan and its battery compartment.
Remove the fan’s batteries if you are storing the goggles for a while, to avoid leakage. Before each game, check the lens for cracks or deep scratches, the strap for wear and the fan for correct operation, and store the goggles in a case or bag.
Who is it for?
For players who want a sealed, low-profile goggle with an anti-fog fan in a tan colour to suit coyote, desert and multicam kit.
Please note: Always check that your eye protection meets your site’s rules. Batteries for the fan are not stated as included.
