if youre on a budget, and youre buying a helmet for a little kid then this would be a good option, but if youre a hardcore rambo type of guy like meLOL then u should invest in a higher quality one in the 60 to 100 dollar price range..this helmet got me killed a couple times lol it hurted too....it fogs up too much if youre an active player who goes hard. i run alot jump sprint sweat, so within minutes it fogged up to the point where i couldnt see 2 ft infront of me. its like i was blindfolded.

This is an excellent mask! I bought this for my Girl Friend who is a very petite woman, She is 5 feet and weighs in about 100 lbs and we have been actively looking for a way to protect her face in Airsoft. We originally tried the iron face with goggles combination but her face is very petite and although this worked, it was very uncomfortable and some what ineffective during the Mil Sim games. We tried the mesh mask with goggles and we got the same results. Finally we decided to try a mask.

After actively searching and reading reviews, this one stood out and I am glad to say we are not disappointed at all. This mask fits her face PERFECTLY, and provides adequate protection. It is also very comfortable and there is plenty of slack left for adjustment so it can fit on her face snug but not so much that it hurts of course. There are a good amount of vents placed strategically around the mask. The mask also feels sturdy, of good material, not like some cheesy plastic.

All in all we are very satisfied. If you are looking for a Airsoft/Paintball mask for a petite someone or child, I would recommend this mask to you. If you are looking for a mask for a regular sized person, this mask would be for you as well. It is very adjustable and very comfortable.

It works like what the other say about it. Considering the price, you will heard quite a bit of yourself yelling to teammates in it, but I suppose that might be with a certain range of masks. Also, those that can aim will shoot for your forehead, with this mask you'll feel how it hits - though it doesn't hurt badly. Feels kind of weighted. The whole mask is stiff, so trying to bring the marker to the face wont happen - leaving you to expose yourself a bit more. Comes up on another point, foam can be itchy for certain people, maybe even more sweating from some sprinting and/or weather. Maybe there is a work around on the itching problem by covering it with something, but do mind that it should not be something slick with or without facial moisture - for your safety. Also, the sprinting and the bumping, should still stay on your face, or the mask cannot do what it was meant to do.

Would I recommend this overall for someone who isl testing the water with paintball? Yes.

But, for those who want to play paintball more seriously, pay more for a mask - like you did with your marker. You pay more for more features and the likes.

If you really want to have this with the visor, it does not come with it. I bought 2 and it does not come with the visor.

Again, overall good, but only for the water testers, budget-workers, and those that don't know what they want (not meaning that in a bad way, have to start somewhere).

I like it, just not gonna say "5 star, I love it!". Any ways I use it mainly for lawn work as I gets down and stirty with my work for xtreme beauty results.

My son needed a mask for air soft play. This fits perfectly & he can wear his glasses under without them squished to his face He als made mention that it doesn't fog up... so that's good!