Teaser shots of the new Grill 2.0 Supposed to offer a bunch of improvement over ye old Grill.
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Teaser shots of the new Grill 2.0 Supposed to offer a bunch of improvement over ye old Grill. -
I like my Grill, I'd get another.💀 PK x Ragnastock 💀 -
These actually look pretty nice. I like how they seemed to improve ventilation and went with a soft year. I'm looking forward to checking them out when they hit shelves.Comment
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I’ll probably buy one.Comment
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I’m not impressed with the current Grill or Profiler, but this one looks like it covers the jaw a little better than the current one. If the strap is actually long enough to fit around my head and fits over my glasses better I might be interested.Comment
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For some reason that link keeps taking me to a post from 2016... so here is a screen shot.
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The new features are nice but the mask itself just looks overstyled. The old look was definitely better from an aesthetic point of view IMO.Comment
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Good to hear Vforce is still doing things. I really liked the old grill to the point of almost switching from Flex's back in the day. If they could improve one thing it's the strap. Go with a Dye style wide strap with a nice pad.Comment
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I have mixed feelings about it. I like the hard edges, and in black, kinda reminds me of the F-117 stealth fighter. But something just looks.... off. Can't put my finger on it.
Nice they used the old lenses, rather than coming out with a new, proprietary design. I'll give them that much.Comment
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Been using the original grills for a long time. It’s my favorite goggle system. So these may end up being my next mask.AGD 68 Automag, AGD ULE 68 Automag, Azodin KPII, Tippmann SL68II, Umarex TR50.Comment
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I can't even tell what's different. Seems like a grill 1.2, not 2.0.
Man, the paintball industry has slowed to an absolute crawl in the last few years in terms of major hardware releases. I guess that's what GI domination gets you.Comment
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I have two Grills, and it's my favorite all around mask design I've used. I don't even see a reason to 'upgrade' to this really.Comment
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Looks like a great way to get clipped in the jaw and forehead, just like the originals.
Aesthetically, I really liked the look of the originals especially in the ninja turtle color schemes. But I can’t get passed all of the facial exposure. I love my profilers because of the vforce quality and the facial coverage.
This new design reminds me of a cross between the old Scott Bad Ass goggles and the JT reapers. Not bad, just not my cup of tea.Comment
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ANS has they for pre-sale. Better angles as well. Not as ugly from the front as I expected. Want to see how they do colours/designs though. Price is better than expected. $120.
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Not a bad looking mask. How are the newer lenses. I stopped using my Grill because the lenses durability went to crap. But I hear they are better now. Sounds like they are making HD ones that’s pretty cool. My have to pick up a pair I always like the look of them. Didn’t like how shell would come threw the front and cut yah if you caught one in the face on a bad angle. Looks like they solved that problem with the style of vents in the front.Attached FilesComment
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I always thought the field of view was good on the Grill tho. I really enjoyed the profiler I wore profilers for years. It’s a great durable mask with good protection. If you notice allot of the new masks are being designed to sit super close to your face. This is to decrease profile when snap shooting. I was surprised how much gear design matters when playing at the the top of the sport. That’s how a lot of these designs come about a lot goes into them and that’s why they cost $200 a mask now. These masks are designed with speedball in mind not your average rec baller like us. Each mask has its place and it’s face. But I agree it’s hard to beat the old profilers especially for the money. -
Maybe stop having such a Garrett Bobby Ferguson (great bearded face) -
A man needs some quality Nose furniture just saying.
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