Posted by: Razorpb on January 06, 2003 at 17:49:45

Definitely go with a thermal lens, if you can't see you can't play. The Spectra Proshield is a good choice and comes with thermal lens for around $50. Hope it helps. Razor : I heartily recommend any of the v-force masks as a good entry choice. They're amazingly easy to clean, which I consider a big pro (I always hated cleaning my JT X-fire, it was too much work and was a dis-incentive to play), and they work really well. I have the middle-of-the-line one, and I've never been able to make it fog, even though it doesn't have a thermal lens. Hope this helps : : Hello : : I'm new to paintball and need advice on what is a good entry mask and should I get thermal lens or use anti fog. : : Hector the Newbie :)

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