Boogie Low profile Goggles

[Dr Black]

I was checking out some videos and I happened to find these.

elite.smithoptics.com/products/#/Tactical+Regulator/Boogie+Regulator/Boogie+Regulator+Goggle/view/

They look like they would help a lot with optic clearance.

Just something I thought it would be worth mentioning.

Here is a video with them mounted to a helmet with Velcro straps. (At 4:55)

[ctres]

I was recently checking out these, which are very similar and have been spotted on Navy SEALs a couple times.
kroopsgoggles.com/skydiving/Original_Boogie_Goggle

I thought they looked like an interesting option, but I don't know what kind of impact rating they have. Obviously the Smith ones are rated, but I guess I'd have to contact the company about the others as I don't see any info.

[Dynamo]

That's some cool stuff...I can tell you right now, that at a $40 price tag I'll be picking up a pair to test out when they release in March. I'm curious to see just how effective their venting system is at eliminating fog.

[Dingo™]

As opposed to starting a new thread, I'll bring this one back..

Does anyone have these? I'd like to hear some peoples thoughts before I buy a pair..

[beta08]

Yeah. Worst goggles I've ever used. They fogged right when I put them on and wouldn't stop. They were really comfy though.

[cqbr]

They don't 'Not Fog' out of the box. You need to do some modifications to them to get them to even remotely wearable.

Unless you have NODS to use them with, regular goggles will be fine.

Here's a review on mine: oda561.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=gearreview&action=display&thread=1491

[Dingo™]

Alright thanks. I think I'll stick with my Bolles then..