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Saturday, November 24th, 2001 |
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Period of
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Less than a month |
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Paintball
Experience: |
3 years |
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Similar
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JT nVader
JT Spectra Flex IZE
V-Force Morph Mirror Gun Metal
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| Marker Setup: |
E-Mag w/Xtreme body upgrade, (teal anodising)
3000psi Flatline HPA
Dye Titanium 14" (teal anodised)
12V Revolution Jewel Blue
Blue Warpfeed |
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| Strengths: |
Well, I only got this mask recently, but I can make one major comment, OH MY GOD IT LOOKS GOOD! The idea was that our whole team will eventually get these, and I think it will look really pro. I bought the clear system. This means that you get clear vent thingies, a clear goggle frame, and the rest is black. The padding is comfortable enough and the mask it very tight, it doesn't increase the size of your head dramatically. |
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| Weaknesses: |
It doesn't have the cool V-Force style bulging lens. I think this would have sealed it and made it truly awesome to see. The vents are quite widely spaced and since I haven't had it long, I haven't been hit in the mouth region yet, but I don't know how easily it will clean. the lenses are also thermal, those horrible two layer pieces of crap that scratch easily and come apart from each other. I think DYE should have gone the V-Force way, a one layer lens with anti-fog stuff like they put in scuba masks. Also, it is only clear. |
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| Conclusion: |
Sorry JT, your masks look dated next to this!
I still prefer my V-Force Morph though because of the cool Mirror bulging lens, but I will be using my Invision as much as I can, merely because no-one else I know has one, and I love nothing better than to stick out.
If you're the type of person who likes radically milled, hectically anodised guns, then this is the mask for you. The color options make it highly personalised, and they have a unique look to them.
My problems with it are purely personal, but in terms of protection and practicality, there is absolutely nothing wrong with this mask. |
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