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  • dansim
    ive been busy
    • Jun 2001
    • 4479

    #46
    seriously elpimpo your an ***

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    • penguinpunk555
      Wheel Chair Zombie
      • Apr 2003
      • 1489

      #47
      Thank you. I wear a beanie and will continue to use a beanie. This is one of the best mask advancements yet.
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      • elpimpo
        carpe noctem
        • Nov 2002
        • 1713

        #48
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        • paint magnet
          Member # 10,261
          • Dec 2001
          • 2488

          #49
          Beemer- yeah, it was ice cold. Thanks for the tip, I'll try that next time.

          Wes Janson- you might not think its hot, but when I nearly pass out in a freaking Proteus (I even cut most of the bottom half of it off to improve air flow) then I definately don't think it's for me.

          And I don't really like wearing beanies either, as well, I get hot in them too. But then again, everyone looks at me like I'm crazy when I walk out of the house in shorts and short sleeves and it's like 31 degrees
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          • elpimpo
            carpe noctem
            • Nov 2002
            • 1713

            #50
            Originally posted by paint magnet
            And I don't really like wearing beanies either, as well, I get hot in them too. But then again, everyone looks at me like I'm crazy when I walk out of the house in shorts and short sleeves and it's like 31 degrees
            i do the same thinig dude

            benies are hott but when i play speed ball im only in them for 5 minutes
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            • Wes Janson
              Registered User
              • Oct 2003
              • 304

              #51
              Wes Janson- you might not think its hot, but when I nearly pass out in a freaking Proteus (I even cut most of the bottom half of it off to improve air flow) then I definately don't think it's for me.
              The point is that there's no real insulation-issue with it. It doesn't change the airflow around your head much at all. And frankly, if you're nearing heatstroke like that from playing, you need to A: get liquid, B: sit down and take a break, C: cool off with some ice or chilled water. It doesn't matter what the hell mask you use, if you're that close to heatstroke you should not be on the field.
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              • paint magnet
                Member # 10,261
                • Dec 2001
                • 2488

                #52
                Yeah, I know, but I'll play rain/shine/tidal wave, whatever.

                I do however need to lose some weight, drink more (in the heat of the summer I go through 2 64 oz. Gatorades as well as approximately 4 of the 20 oz. ones, as well as a couple of bottled waters and a Coke or three with lunch) I used to have a mask with a hole cut in the front so I could drink out of my Camel Bak on the field And this is wearing a T shirt with the sleeves cut off, shorts and knee pads.

                EDIT for spelling
                Last edited by paint magnet; 01-12-2004, 09:32 AM.
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                • fallout11

                  #53
                  I was one of those old-timer players who wore nothing but UVEX goggles up until the mid 90's.
                  I wouldn't wear a mask, didn't like them, thought (and still do, somewhat) that they were hot as heck.
                  I took my shots to the face and side of the head "like a man"....

                  In retrospect, looking back, I was just being a retard about it.

                  Masks improved a lot since then, and they're still getting better.
                  They'll pretty much all cover your whole head one day, mark my words.
                  This mask is sort of a first step towards that. Evolution.

                  Referees, on-field spectators, bald guys, and kids all have an interest in something like this. And I've seen quite a few on the scenario fields lately. If it's not to your liking, that's fine. But I think it's cool of JT to make and offer it, for those who do like the idea. Can't hurt, right?

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                  • paint magnet
                    Member # 10,261
                    • Dec 2001
                    • 2488

                    #54
                    Originally posted by fallout11
                    I was one of those old-timer players who wore nothing but UVEX goggles up until the mid 90's.
                    I wouldn't wear a mask, didn't like them, thought (and still do, somewhat) that they were hot as heck.
                    I took my shots to the face and side of the head "like a man"....


                    In retrospect, looking back, I was just being a retard about it.

                    Masks improved a lot since then, and they're still getting better.
                    They'll pretty much all cover your whole head one day, mark my words.
                    This mask is sort of a first step towards that. Evolution.

                    Referees, on-field spectators, bald guys, and kids all have an interest in something like this. And I've seen quite a few on the scenario fields lately. If it's not to your liking, that's fine. But I think it's cool of JT to make and offer it, for those who do like the idea. Can't hurt, right?
                    You wore nothing but Uvex goggles? If I was wearing nothing but goggles, I would be more concerned about being hit in um, certain "other" areas instead of being hit in the face
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                    • fallout11

                      #55
                      Uh, yeah, nothing else. =)
                      Sometimes maybe a camo thong.

                      <*big grin*>

                      I think you get the idea.


                      On the issue of other stupid things, back in 1988, during a paintball game, a teenage friend of mine strapped 2 military-issue smoke grenades to his boots, ignited them, and then proceeded to run across the paintball field, yelling like a madman. Instant smoke screen, and for laughs.
                      He got plenty!

                      Guess what happened next?
                      Military-issue smoke gets HOT when burning. Yep.
                      His yelling suddenly got much louder, and his boots caught on fire....

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                      • Rick927
                        Reaper Custom Conversions
                        • Jun 2002
                        • 226

                        #56
                        I saw one in walmart for like 25$, so I tried it out on my local rec field. It's not any hotter that mask and beany or mask and ball cap, it fits well, only complaint is its only a 180 for vision, and its a little big in the face for smaller people.
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                        • paint magnet
                          Member # 10,261
                          • Dec 2001
                          • 2488

                          #57
                          Um, the Spectras only offer a 160 degree field of vision, and the normal lenses in these bicycle helmet things offer much less. And to have any use for anything over a 180 degree field of vision, you would literally have to have eyes in the back of your head

                          EDIT- Spectra's have a 260 degree field of vision
                          Last edited by paint magnet; 01-14-2004, 09:22 AM.
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                          • Rick927
                            Reaper Custom Conversions
                            • Jun 2002
                            • 226

                            #58
                            You are right, If your eyes are fixed in one position forward and you never look left or right. And I may be misquoting the feild of view. I would like to see a wider field of view, so as not to block my vision, while looking left and right keeping my head still. I play recball in the woods, so there are times when the smallest movement will give your position away.Just double checked, JT Spectra offers a 260, very nice FOV.
                            Last edited by Rick927; 01-14-2004, 08:47 AM.
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                            • paint magnet
                              Member # 10,261
                              • Dec 2001
                              • 2488

                              #59
                              Sorry, I never was very good at math
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                              • fallout11

                                #60
                                The V-Force Morph's "bug eye" lens is also 260 degree FOV.

                                Unfortunately, my eyeglasses cut that waaaay down.

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