
- description
The Swivel Lock is the part that sells this goggle. Two levers rotate, the lens lifts out, the replacement drops in and the levers go back. No screws, no prising at a frame edge in the dark, no hunting for the little bag of fasteners. If you have ever cracked a lens mid-game and had to sit the rest of it out, that is the problem this frame solves.
The lens itself is dual-pane thermal: two layers with a sealed air gap between them, which is how anti-fog lenses actually work rather than relying on a coating that wears off. A smoke lens comes installed on the smoke option and a clear one on the clear option, and either can be swapped for any other RMX lens later. The frame carries an integrated micro-visor and camera mount attachment points, so a chest or goggle camera does not need a separate bracket.
Comfort is handled by low-profile tri-layer foam and a shaped nose bridge. The foam is replaceable without glue or tools, upper and lower, which matters because foam is the part that dies first on a goggle that gets used every weekend. The strap is HK Army's woven type with dual tensioners and a silicone grip strip to stop it walking up the back of a helmet.
Underneath, the lower is the standard RMX Lower Kit: a malleable face mask with rubber ears, vented to move air and cut the echo that makes shouted calls unintelligible inside a goggle. Machined aluminium screws hold the lens frame and earpieces, and HK Army Icon jaw plugs link the face mask to the ear panels. Every one of those pieces is sold separately, so a damaged lower does not mean a new goggle.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Lens system | Swivel Lock, toolless quick-change |
| Lens | Dual-pane thermal anti-fog, printed RMX and HK Army logos |
| Lens fitted | Smoke or clear, according to the option chosen |
| Frame | Streamlined, integrated micro-visor, camera mount attachment points |
| Lower | RMX Lower Kit — malleable face mask with rubber ears, vented |
| Foam | Low-profile tri-layer, toolless replacement upper and lower |
| Strap | HK Army woven, dual tensioners, silicone grip |
| Chin strap | Magtek magnetic with quick-lock buckle, included |
| Hardware | Machined aluminium screws, HK Army Icon aluminium jaw plugs |
| Safety standard stated | ASTM for paintball — HK Army publish this for the RMX range; they do not publish an EN 166 rating |
| Colours | Black, blue, gold, grey, neon green, neon pink, olive, purple, red, tan, turquoise, white |
| In the box | Frame, thermal lens fitted, RMX Lower Kit, Magtek chin strap, microfibre bag |
| Brand | HK Army |
Good to know
How fast is a lens change really? Two levers and a lift. Call it fifteen seconds with cold hands. That is the whole point of the Swivel Lock design and it is the one thing you cannot retrofit to a screw-in frame.
Which lens should I pick? Smoke for bright outdoor days, clear for CQB and woodland under tree cover or anything after dusk. Both are dual-pane thermal, so the anti-fog behaviour is identical — the only difference is light transmission.
How many colours are there? Twelve, and the frame colour is the one you are stuck with — lenses, lowers, vent blockers and jaw plugs all swap later, so pick the frame you want to look at and build the rest around it.
Can I use it for airsoft? People do, and the frame and lower take a 0.2g BB without drama. The certification HK Army publish is the paintball one, so if your site writes a specific eyewear standard into its rules, check the rules against the box before you travel. We would rather say that plainly than let you find out at registration.
Will it fit over glasses? HK Army do not publish a prescription-glasses fitment, so we cannot promise it. The nose bridge is shaped to clear pinching rather than to clear frames.
Is the lower the same as the Terror? No. This ships with the standard RMX Lower Kit. The skull-styled Terror lower is a separate part and swaps straight in on the same four quick-click posts.