New reproduction of the classic goggles worn by tankers, motorcyclists and many other drivers in the early part of WWII. Also worn by AAF pilots.
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What period are these goggles suitable for?
These are a reproduction of the M1938 Resistol goggles, worn in the early part of WWII. They are suitable for impressions of tankers, motorcyclists, and other drivers from that era. The goggles were also worn by AAF pilots. They are a good match for a tanker helmet.
What are the goggles made from?
The goggles feature a metal frame and a rubber face piece. The face cushion is made from what appears to be silicone. The strap is elastic.
How do these goggles fit with a helmet?
The goggles are designed to fit perfectly with a tanker helmet. They look great when placed on a tanker helmet. They are a good match for a WWII-style motorcycle helmet.
Can these goggles be used for riding or driving?
These goggles can be used for driving or riding in a military vehicle. They are comfortable for daily use when riding a motorcycle. The lenses offer superior clarity compared to modern plastic lenses.
Is the quality of the reproduction good?
The goggles are an outstanding reproduction of a difficult original item to find. The build quality and comfort exceed expectations. The attention to detail is first rate, with the Resistal name stamped into the frames.
Are there any known issues with the construction?
Some goggles have a shortage of fabric material on the bottom part under the hinge over the nose bridge area. This can result in a gaping hole where dust could enter. The elastic strap is a point of concern for some regarding its long-term durability.
These answers are generated automatically from this product's own description and from customer reviews. They are a guide only and we take no responsibility for their accuracy. If a detail matters to your purchase, please ask us about this item to confirm it before ordering.
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