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Bah... bring back the Proteus.Comment
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Do the hydra collab ones have QLS? Cuz if they don't...
I'm glad Kore made a QLS frame outside of the Proflex X (which is more of an ugly Flex 8). Interested in seeing how it holds up, like if the Q can also stand for "quality" or nah.Comment
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That is Bad ASS! I suspect it is but, I wonder if it's compatible with the Flex 8 Full Coverage (they make a great base for adding camo). Taking the lenses out of the Full Coverage setup is a serious PITA.QLS thin frames that take standard lenses...... 𤯠hard to find allot of fault with this one. I thought for sure you would have to get new lense so major kudos for that one. no more glued foam either.
link to the bookface - couldn't find it posted to you tube yet
https://www.facebook.com/reel/802390029309592
Originally posted by Tom Kaye, in response to FS price critics:
Unfortunately all of you have played the one "speedball" game of paintball for so long you can't conceive of other ways to do this and hence any new ideas seem stupid.
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Also might not be obvious, they just have the frames to demonstrate the lens swapping, it can be done without taking the lowers or anything else apart.Comment
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I for one would love a Proteus re-release. I'd even be happy with them replacing the rubber bottom portion with plastic. The problem I have with just about every mask out there is that the straps run over the ear such that tightening the strap pulls the sides in tighter onto the ear. With the strap on the proteus being attached behind the ear , it was easy to get a tight mask with zero ear pressure.
Originally posted by Tom Kaye, in response to FS price critics:
Unfortunately all of you have played the one "speedball" game of paintball for so long you can't conceive of other ways to do this and hence any new ideas seem stupid.
External Ballistics | Rifled VS Smoothbore FS Barrels | My FeedbackComment
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My solution to the problem of pressure against the ear: First, use the older hard plastic ears, the ones that extend slightly above the strap. Second, remove the soft foam bar that sits behind the ear and replace it with stiffer EVA foam. I usually cut mine out of scraps from those EVA foam interlocking floor mats meant for garages and home gyms. They're something like 3/8-1/2" thick. You can also build up pads to whatever custom thickness you like by layering pieces cut from the sheets you can buy at the craft store. Those usually come in 2mm, 3mm, and 5mm thicknesses. Just cut to size and super glue each layer together, then attach to the inside of the mask ear with hot glue or outdoor grade double-sided mounting tape. I use 3M mounting tape, which also adds a mm or two of thickness. Best part is that you can also customize the shape, so if you want to extend it all the way down to the jawline, go nuts. EVA foam is comfortable enough but doesn't compress easily, so it maintains the stand-off distance between the mask ear and the side of your head even when you tighten the strap.
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Check out the CRBN masks. They are expensive but I think they are the most comfortable mask and offer protection for us pumpkin heads. Last year thy had some marked down to $100 for Black FridayRed OneComment
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Siress next time we play together remind me to let you try a CRBN mask before I get it all soggy with sweat. Or wait a few games if youāre into that kind of thing.
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Oh the normal thins, not the QLS.Comment
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