"Mask Fog" is killing me!

[wyn1370]

Originally posted by BartManSr
OK, I just ordered a V-Force Morph (for me) for $68.88 and a Flex 7 (for youngest son) for 49.88 with an extra yellow lens (for my old Flex 7), making sure I'm covered.

Does any body know if you can get a yellow lens for the V-Force and where?

as always, try don at modifiedpaintball.com
check the dealer forum for him under donggie (or donngie) it has a link to the site and his phone #. You'll probably have to call him for it.

[magman007]

hey you guys kno you can get the vforce's cheep from don at modified paintball for like 35 bux? i was like dang!

[Will Wood]

Army..I prefer dish washer fluid. Much better. Ahh...The days of newbie brass eagle mask days.

[martlet1]

I use the thermal JT flex 7, and basically play in a swamp area. It has only fogged one time, when it was raining hard, and the temp dropped about 20 degrees in an hour. Other than that I love it.

[j.t.]

I say you try on all the masks and find out which one is most comfortable. The V-force masks are comfy and dont fog but I find that they are too bulky for me.

[rx2]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by DarkRipper
[B]

Isn't 99% humidity basically saying it's raining?



A lot of people think we are lying up here when we say it gets that humid, but it does! People in Arizona experience acute myocardial infarctions when they hear that it is even over 80.
The humidity level is a measurement of how much moisture is in the air in comparison to total saturation, or the point at which no more moisture can be held by the air. We have had 100% relative humidity numerous times. It doesn't have to be raining, although it usually happens after it rains.

It makes thigns very miserable, especially at night. Every sheet of paper in your house will get curled up badly, as well. Unless you have AC.

[Aranarth]

Not all people in arizona. I moved from arizona to south carolina. Didn't mind the humidity. It was rather pleasant, in some ways. I thought it was better being 85* with 90% humidity than being 110*.
-AranarthX

[rx2]

You are the first person who I have ever heard say that. Most complain that heat and humidity is worse than just a dry heat. Of course, most of the people I know from Arizona are usually older, and find humidity to be hard on their joints.

[Aranarth]

That could be. It seems like half the population of az is people who moved from somewhere else. 'Natives' are a minority.
-ArarnarthX

[Tyril]

Flex 7 with thermals. Regardless of the facts that I sweat like a pig and live in a very humid part of maryland, even when trying to fog up the lenses I utterly failed. This is coming from an old PMI POS which would routinely fog up so compeltely my world would go blind.

-mike