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Period of
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1 year |
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Paintball
Experience: |
4 years |
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Similar
Products Used: |
The JT Flex 7 and Proflex are similair in DESIGN, but not exact. |
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| Marker Setup: |
2k2 Intimidator
Matching Uni-Mount
Egg
68/3000 NitroDuck Tank |
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| Strengths: |
In a nutshell:
Flex
Size
Lense
For more see the review. |
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| Weaknesses: |
Fogs Sometimes
Lense
Assembly |
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| Review: |
Alright, this was my first mask that I ever got. When I first wore it, I noticed it was rather large. The mask area nearly covered my entire chin. Back then I thought that it looked stupid, but in hindsight, it was handy, as you wouldnt get neck shots. That brings me to the mask part itself. Its a flex similair to the JT Proflex. This will get you bounces which is great. It will sometimes flex in and hit your chin, but this isnt a big deal. The next thing is the lense. Now the one I purchased was JT USA's copy of this mask, the Alpha. Now this model had a tinted lense. Im gunna admit, this mask would fog, but for 20 bucks what do you expect. Also, you probably saw that I listed the lense as a strength and a weakenss. You see, the Alpha series (im not sure about the BE one) had a tinted lense. This was great for sunny outdoor play, but horibble as it got dark. The final thing I should mention is the assembly. Many of the JT masks are made of different components. ie. you can replace the mask, goggles, etc. But on this, the entire lower area is one piece. I suppose it could be taken off and a hard JT part put on it, but I dunno. I know you can change the strap, lense, etc. but I dunno what lense it takes. |
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| Conclusion: |
Overall a very good mask. I recommend you try one before you make a decision as it best with any paintball gear, but I hoep that I gave you an idea to help you decide. |
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