Nuprol PRO Mesh Eye Protection — Large

The argument for mesh is simple: it physically cannot fog, because there is no lens for moisture to condense on. For players who run hot or spend game days wiping a lens with a wet glove, that alone settles the question.

The PRO is the larger fit, which means more coverage around the eye socket and a more secure feel on a broader face. If a small mesh goggle has ever felt like it was perched rather than worn, this is the one to try.

As with any mesh, there is a trade. Clarity is slightly reduced against a clear lens, and a direct hit at very close range carries a small residual risk that a sealed lens does not. Most UK sites accept mesh; some indoor venues do not.

Five colourways.

Specifications

Good to know before you buy

The larger of the two mesh fits we stock — better for broader faces and more coverage. Confirm your site permits mesh before relying on it, as a minority require full-seal lenses. Not suitable over prescription glasses; the Battle Visor RX takes an insert frame instead.

Frequently asked questions

How is it different from the SHADES?
Fit and coverage. The PRO is the larger of the two, with more protection around the eye socket. The SHADES suits narrower faces and sits better under a helmet.

Will it fog up?
No. Mesh has no lens, so there is nothing for condensation to form on.

Is mesh safe?
It is widely used and accepted at most UK sites. The residual risk is from a direct hit at very close range, which is why some indoor venues require sealed lenses instead.

Can I wear it with glasses?
Not comfortably. Look at the Battle Visor RX with a prescription insert if you need corrective lenses.

Does it work under a helmet?
The larger fit is bulkier than the SHADES. If you run a helmet with ear protection, try both if you can.