Hatch B.O.S.S. (Ballistic Optical Safety System) Try using them in any low-light situation and you’ll Add to that the difficulty of properly So I made the decision to go goggle-eyed. This At So I started looking around So I kept looking and Known So before the main review here is the official blurb’ “…It’s not a goggle. It’s not glasses. Tested to ANSI standard The rigid alloy frame will not deteriorate like traditional The B.O.S.S. 6000’s unique non-sealed fit ensures proper Adhesive On-the-Fly tear-off lens covers, available What’s in the box? The parcel arrived and the box They also came with two lenses, one standard lens in the goggles Also in the box are two nosepieces, one with foam and one soft The goggles themselves seem to be made to the usual excellent They are incredibly lightweight, weighing at only 69g (less The foam gap at the temples is then covered by the strap as Anti-fog? Well this is perhaps one of the biggest Fog builds up for a number of reasons. The temperature difference Hatch claim, as many have before, to have solved the problem The anti-fog lens is in fact two lenses in one. An inner lens Overall comfort has been excellent for me. Due to the close Safety It goes without saying that safety is always All of the lenses from Hatch pass the rigorous testing for ANSI With my rough calculations, and I’m happy to be corrected, that I fired upon them with an AEG shooting at 370 fps from less Conclusion Hatch have come up with an absolutely quality Having said that there are some downsides. Firstly, these are Secondly the price. The retail price listed in the US varies So overall I have to say I’m most impressed and would recommend By Axe External Site Comment Last
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