The fit is not very comfertable for me. Also the product came with a bad smell. The fan does not work, and I fog up more than my goggles without a fan. Cheap quality and you basically get what you are paying for. I recommend getting smith or oakley turbofan goggles.

been using these for a while now, and for under $40 these goggles really have made a difference in my airsoft games in terms of visibility! the fan is effective at moving air through the goggles and keeping moisture from forming on most humid days, the shaded lens is really nice for bright daylight games and it's a simple swap to the included clear lens for either dark indoor arenas or for playing night games.

for the price, these are a handy pair of vented goggles, which perform admirably well against even point-blank airsoft shots in my experience. especially where i usually wear my perscription glasses under these and i used to have major problems with non-fan goggles holding onto moisture on my glasses and/or the goggles themselves, but ive only had that problem once, ONCE since i started using these, and that was when the batteries were dying on a particularly humid day.

there are minor hiccups with this: like the two AAA batteries in the headband-mounted switch/battery box can sometimes slip away from their terminals and shut the fan down until you press them back into place, and the fan works well on fresh batteries but loses potency when the batteries are 3/4 drained. also, if you get both lenses scuffed up and hit all over with bb impact marks, i cant seem to find just the lenses for this goggles without having to buy the whole thing over again.

but in my experience, absolutely worth it for the price paid!

If you are looking for an inexpensive Goggle with fan system, this is a great option. I did remove the foam from the top of the goggles to improve air flow. I would rate these as good as my ESS turbo fan replicas. Hard to beat for the price point.

Cheap but work. They are right on the edge of being worth it. I did buy ess fan goggles not because these didn't work but because I use them for work and my life depends on them working. The on off switch is cheap. My son now uses them and is very happy. I did take the vent foam out because the fan did not move enough air it worked good after.

How to use: 1-click turns the fan on high. A second click turns the fan on low. A third click shuts it off. Easy and simple.

A tiny bit bulky but no fogging issues what-so-ever. If you were to use these plus some anti-fog you'd be able to handle almost any humidity issues.

The air flow is just enough to keep the lens dry. You might end up with something around the edges if you stand in place for a really long time but I couldn't get it to fog up at all, even after hours of perspiring into these things.

The fan is not loud at all even on high. I had to check more than once that thing was even on it was so quiet.

I've shot this thing and gotten shot by several rounds square in the goggles with no problem.