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ess airsoft goggles Profile TurboFan Goggles – Airsoft BazaarDescription A long time favourite of U. S. Special Forces groups, the ESS Profile TurboFan is better and tougher than ever. Following a series of vast improvements, the Profile TurboFan represents one of the most effective night vision compatible weapons against lens fogging. Powered by a single AA battery, the TurboFan system draws fresh airflow in through the lower edge of the goggle frame and forces humid air out the top at around 13,000 rpm. Even

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A long-time favourite of U.S. Special Forces groups, the ESS Profile TurboFan is better and tougher than ever. Following a series of vast improvements, the Profile TurboFan represents one of the most effective night-vision-compatible weapons against lens fogging. Powered by a single AA battery, the TurboFan system draws fresh airflow in through the lower edge of the goggle frame and forces humid air out the top at around 13,000 rpm. Even when perspiration or temperatures are extreme, this two-speed system will exhaust humidity and dramatically reduce lens fogging for over 150 hours of continuous operation (low speed). This improved fog-elimination system features the robust PowerPod battery pack, now with a push-button switch and repositioned near the back of the head for snag-free operation. New technology provides constant fan speeds as battery power diminishes, and an "Auto-off" timer shuts down the fan system to preserve battery life if accidentally left on. Water-resistant casing facilitates all-weather operation. The extra-thick, 2.8mm polycarbonate lenses offer maximum impact protection and 100% UVA/UVB filtration. ESS' advanced ClearZone FlowCoat lens treatments provide the optimal combination of anti-scratch coatings on the outside of the lenses and anti-fog coatings on the inside. The Profile TurboFan is U.S. Federal OSHA compliant, and meets and exceeds ANSI Z87.1-2010, the U.S. Military .22 calibre ballistic impact test MIL-DTL-43511D (Clause 3.5.10), and CE EN 166. All Profile Series lenses provide 100% UVA/UVB protection and distortion-free optical clarity.

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Fan-powered anti-fog system exhausts humidity at 13,000 rpmRugged PowerPod runs fan for 150 hours on a single AA batteryLow-profile night-vision-compatible frame with wide field of viewAnti-microbial OpFoam face padding increases comfort & fitAdvanced ESS ClearZone FlowCoat lenses eliminate fog inside & prevent scratches outsideFull-perimeter ventilation & filtration system minimizes lens fogging & filters airborne particlesPatented Outriggers position strap for optimal helmet compatibilityInterchangeable 2.8mm high-impact Polycarbonate lensesDistortion-free optics & 100% UVA/UVB protectionCompatible with the ESS U-Rx and P-2B Rx Inserts Weight: 220 g Shipping weight: 340 g

ESS
Established in 1998, ESS (Eye Safety Systems, Inc.) creates eyewear protection for sport shooters, military and law enforcement personnel. ESS is the only authorized eyewear for the United States Marine Corps, is a leading supplier to all other branches of the U.S. DoD, and is sold in over 100 countries. ESS goal is to make the toughest eyewear in the world.

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