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In Reply to: Question: Vents Predator Masks, Tourney Banned? posted by danger_man on February 24, 2003 at 11:53:37:

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Posted by:
Tom Sparkman
on February 25, 2003 at 11:32:47

Lexan get brittle over time and since there haven't been any replacement lenses for years, Vents are considered not safe to use.
It's not worth your vison - it's time to hang them up and get a new pair of goggles.
Tom
: I started playing paintball a long time ago. Sometime in the 90s I picked up the Vents Predator system and still use it today (still the original lens!).
: While trying to track down a replacement lens I saw a post somewhere that stated the Vents Predators had been banned from tournaments.
: True? Why?
: Thanks in advance!

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: Lexan get brittle over time and since there haven't been any replacement lenses for years, Vents are considered not safe to use. : It's not worth your vison - it's time to hang them up and get a new pair of goggles. : Tom : : I started playing paintball a long time ago. Sometime in the 90s I picked up the Vents Predator system and still use it today (still the original lens!). : : While trying to track down a replacement lens I saw a post somewhere that stated the Vents Predators had been banned from tournaments. : : True? Why? : : Thanks in advance!

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