As an organized competitive sport, paintball is also considered high-risk, with liability forms being a prerequisite for participation. Paintball players shoot at their opponents using guns that contain balls of colored dye. When an opponent gets shot at, the paint marks their clothing, a sign that they have been eliminated. As a high-risk contact sport, it is essential to wear goggles when engaging in paintball to protect the delicate skin around your eyes. However, some players find that this ends up introducing a new problem when the goggles fog up, hampering their vision and inadvertently placing them in the line of danger.

About Paintball

Today, there are professional leagues, teams, and tournaments involved in the playing of paintball. This goes to show how seriously the sport is taken. While the main objective of each game is to mark opponents with colored dye, the setup can differ from game to game. For instance, the goal can be to capture a flag guarded by the opposing team or simply to eliminate as many players as possible to remain the last one standing. There is a whole range of paintball guns from simple to sophisticated, and a protective facemask is mandatory gear alongside safety goggles whenever a player is within shooting range. As no physical contact is permitted during paintball games, it can be a safe sport when all the rules are abided by.

What Causes Paintball Goggles to Fog Up?

Paintball players will know the frustration when their safety goggles fog up. This is caused by the differences in temperature between the inside and outside of your goggles. As you breathe, you release air within your facemask, which gets trapped. Without regulating this, fog develops as the outside temperature constantly changes beyond your control.

Why Should Paintball Players Use ExFog Anti Fog Systems?

Are you a paintball player looking for a long-term solution to foggy goggles? If so, the ExFog Anti Fog system is what you are looking for. A fan-driven system that can be set to different speeds, it works by driving out air through the tubing, which is attached to the temple part of your goggles. This serves the purpose of regulating temperatures and preventing fogging from occurring in the first place. Our anti-fog system is compatible with most headwear and full-seal goggles, including those used in paintball games.

Key Features of Our ExFog Anti Fog Systems

• Self-contained and custom-mounted
• High-strength polycarbonate body
• 5 feet of tubing
• Lightweight and compact at only 2.9 oz
• Variable speed control fan system that operates silently
• Rechargeable battery with micro-USB port
• One-year factory defect warranty

Why Choose ExFog for Anti-Fog Solutions?

As an American-based company, ExFog serves a diverse clientele across various industries, including those of high-risk contact sports such as paintball and airsoft. We are dedicated to providing our customers with one-of-a-kind antifog technology at the very best price.

If you have any questions about our anti-fog solutions for paintball, feel free to contact us today. You may call ExFog at 866-393-6450 or email us at sales@exfog.com.