Matrix Tactical Flip Down Visor for Helmet Rails (Color: Grey / Clear Lens)

"Absolutely wonderful. Was a drop in fit, just needed some hammering with rubber hammer to properly seat it in the rail. Feels solid and protects my upper face, supplementing my ballistic glasses. Has a near future feel to it too. Really love that aspect of it.

"Reviews saying this is a tight fit are spot on - it is a solid but very very tight fit - the lever system appears made for you to just position it on the rails and then flip the lever to lock it in but that wouldn't work on my rails without chewing up the rails real bad- instead, malleting it on (with the levers already forward) was straightforward enough but this is not something you can just move around from helmet to helmet on a whim. if not for the inconvenience mounting or removing, I would have given this 5 stars. Nonetheless, a very solid, secure feeling visor

"TLDR: Nice and tight. Not full eye protection. Some fields may not allow it.

Bought this as eye protection for a second kit. I run in alongside the HALO/HAHO Jump Mask. Upon installation, I broke the lever catch on the front-face left side. This isn't a problem though due to the sheer force holding it in place. It was a pain in the ass to install because it was so tight. But at least that ensures no wiggle room.

I wear glasses, so I use this a protector more like. Unfortunately, it does not ensure a proper seal. One thing to note is how far the visor sits away from the actual face. Maybe an inch and a half. Worries me if I look up slightly and get shot at the wrong time. Thing had to be dremmeled on the mounting plates in order to fit my helmet, because the tabs that are right below the lever catches were blocked by my MICH2000 helmet. Other than that, fits perfectly.

I can ensure the visor will block BBs. I haven't tested the amount of power it would be to crack the visor though. I just know from playing with the visor down in CQB ~360fps guns it hasn't cracked, shattered, or scratched to the point it becomes an issue.