I'm surprised you didn't show an example of the tubing connected to the goggles. Seems relevant considering all other fan systems on the market (that I am aware of) mount the fan directly to the frame. You didn't show one of the most unique features of the product. How does this product suggest you attach the tubing to the frame? Wouldn't this limit goggle compatibility?
asilentshout we figured it was so self explanatory that I guess we didn’t think we needed to show it, which is our bad. Whoops! If you look at videos released by exfog they actually did a cool video test with boiling water and they also have stuff everywhere showing it attached to other goggles as well. We will have to keep this feedback in mind to make sure that the most obvious questions are answered. Perhaps we will take some pics and put it on the product page. But with that said, I can assure you, it’s as simple as putting the tubes ANY where you would like and its comfortable. Also since you just place the tubes where you would like, its compatible with ANY goggle/eyewear on the market. Most people just run them from the sides or from the top. They are simply tubes that you place either through the frame of your goggles or around the sides of them. Thanks for the feedback! Kurtis
Amped - Thank you for the review of our product. We stand behind our Warranty 100%, but it is very rare we see units come back. Couple quick clarifications your viewers might like as it relates to the product you have in stock: 1. Run Time was increased to 9.5 hours straight run time. We have clocked many over 10, but figured 9.5 was conservative. I have played in many national events t/o the US, and have never had one fail during game play. When you consider physical play-time, this is a lot... 2. There are also 3 speeds - High / Med / Low - Giving your customers more control over how they want to regulate the temperature in the goggles. Thought I'd share, as I have not clarified, and I thought you'd find it a positive surprise!
@RN - I wish I was tagged in this, as I just saw it come up, and we take our warranty process very seriously. There are definite workarounds for severe cases. Not sure if you reached out to us for troubleshooting, but if you give us a shot again sometime, I know we can get you squared away. We see people that have pinched lines and weren't aware, we have had guys that have torn the foam out of their revisions which is a bad idea for trapping air in a fan-driven unit, where they just put some of the foam back on, and good to go. We've have situations where we have even modified the manifolds a bit with our customers to get an extra blast. You may have gotten a one-off if it was that bad though. If you are still having trouble, give us another shot, and let's get you fog free! We take service very, very seriously here at our small family owned company, and don't want any of our customers unhappy!
@@Exfog i run revision goggles without foam, if this system run so little air that it wont work without foam in the goggles it sounds extreamly bad, considering for example the action mike cyclonefan does it effortless and for half the prize
@@Dredd. - Please understand I am referring to severe cases only. We have still sold to hundreds of revision wearers w/o foam. Every body chemistry is different, so I was throwing out a brief example. Either way, my main intention was to convey that we care abt taking care of our customers. But unfortunately, we can't help if we don't know until its too late. As for the Cyclone Mike's, have fun. They are a good product. I just wanted to develop something unique, that is fully self contained Lexan Polycarbonate (to protect the fan and components), variable speed to provide more control, lightweight (at a combined 2.9 oz), quieter than most anything else on the market, no wires, no separate battery pack, and extremely versatile. Unlike that product, I can easily switch from helmet, to hat, to boonie, to no headwear at all, usually in just seconds. If its hot, I can ditch the helmet and flip to something else, in seconds. The Cyclone Mike's is a good product. But doesnt offer any of these advantages. The good thing is that it's airsoft. You do you. If Cyclone Mike's is your thing, then great! Have fun with it. I have never felt that I need to bash another product, or make people feel they need to do things "my way". There are enough people in the market that will be happy with their product, and a lot that love the added features, versatility, and service that comes along with mine. Have a great day!
I almost quit airsoft because of fogging. (I’m local), so I bought some anti fog wipes from the battlegrounds, which....didn’t work at all. Then I bought a dye. Fixed it instantly.
Yup, purchasing high end eye protection/masks that have thermal lens and good design principles are always your best bet. They are less likely to fog. Couple those with an EX Fog unit and you are pretty much fog free.
Sorta but not really... lol It's the design of it and the casing/battery system for it that makes it very nice. Also the tubing on it is higher flow than aquarium hose. Simply plug in, charge, and go.
For a quick clarification - Those were old run times. Amped units are pushing 9.5+ hours. We rate them at 9.5 continuous, but often get 10+. Just being conservative. They have never failed me in any national event...At the end of the day, do what ya like, but when you consider the actual "play time" in airsoft, this will perform. Hope this clarifies.
I'm surprised you didn't show an example of the tubing connected to the goggles. Seems relevant considering all other fan systems on the market (that I am aware of) mount the fan directly to the frame. You didn't show one of the most unique features of the product. How does this product suggest you attach the tubing to the frame? Wouldn't this limit goggle compatibility?
asilentshout we figured it was so self explanatory that I guess we didn’t think we needed to show it, which is our bad. Whoops!
If you look at videos released by exfog they actually did a cool video test with boiling water and they also have stuff everywhere showing it attached to other goggles as well. We will have to keep this feedback in mind to make sure that the most obvious questions are answered. Perhaps we will take some pics and put it on the product page.
But with that said, I can assure you, it’s as simple as putting the tubes ANY where you would like and its comfortable. Also since you just place the tubes where you would like, its compatible with ANY goggle/eyewear on the market.
Most people just run them from the sides or from the top. They are simply tubes that you place either through the frame of your goggles or around the sides of them.
Thanks for the feedback!
Kurtis
Amped - Thank you for the review of our product. We stand behind our Warranty 100%, but it is very rare we see units come back.
Couple quick clarifications your viewers might like as it relates to the product you have in stock:
1. Run Time was increased to 9.5 hours straight run time. We have clocked many over 10, but figured 9.5 was conservative. I have played in many national events t/o the US, and have never had one fail during game play. When you consider physical play-time, this is a lot...
2. There are also 3 speeds - High / Med / Low - Giving your customers more control over how they want to regulate the temperature in the goggles.
Thought I'd share, as I have not clarified, and I thought you'd find it a positive surprise!
Thanks so much for that info! Going to update the description real quick with this feedback. Thanks again! -Kurtis
@RN - I wish I was tagged in this, as I just saw it come up, and we take our warranty process very seriously. There are definite workarounds for severe cases. Not sure if you reached out to us for troubleshooting, but if you give us a shot again sometime, I know we can get you squared away. We see people that have pinched lines and weren't aware, we have had guys that have torn the foam out of their revisions which is a bad idea for trapping air in a fan-driven unit, where they just put some of the foam back on, and good to go. We've have situations where we have even modified the manifolds a bit with our customers to get an extra blast. You may have gotten a one-off if it was that bad though. If you are still having trouble, give us another shot, and let's get you fog free! We take service very, very seriously here at our small family owned company, and don't want any of our customers unhappy!
@@Exfog i run revision goggles without foam, if this system run so little air that it wont work without foam in the goggles it sounds extreamly bad, considering for example the action mike cyclonefan does it effortless and for half the prize
@@Dredd. - Please understand I am referring to severe cases only. We have still sold to hundreds of revision wearers w/o foam. Every body chemistry is different, so I was throwing out a brief example. Either way, my main intention was to convey that we care abt taking care of our customers. But unfortunately, we can't help if we don't know until its too late.
As for the Cyclone Mike's, have fun. They are a good product.
I just wanted to develop something unique, that is fully self contained Lexan Polycarbonate (to protect the fan and components), variable speed to provide more control, lightweight (at a combined 2.9 oz), quieter than most anything else on the market, no wires, no separate battery pack, and extremely versatile. Unlike that product, I can easily switch from helmet, to hat, to boonie, to no headwear at all, usually in just seconds. If its hot, I can ditch the helmet and flip to something else, in seconds.
The Cyclone Mike's is a good product. But doesnt offer any of these advantages.
The good thing is that it's airsoft. You do you. If Cyclone Mike's is your thing, then great! Have fun with it. I have never felt that I need to bash another product, or make people feel they need to do things "my way". There are enough people in the market that will be happy with their product, and a lot that love the added features, versatility, and service that comes along with mine. Have a great day!
Awesome Video!! Keep up the great work Amped. I can’t wait to pick up the “Ex Fog!!!”
I almost quit airsoft because of fogging. (I’m local), so I bought some anti fog wipes from the battlegrounds, which....didn’t work at all. Then I bought a dye. Fixed it instantly.
Yup, purchasing high end eye protection/masks that have thermal lens and good design principles are always your best bet. They are less likely to fog. Couple those with an EX Fog unit and you are pretty much fog free.
Smith optics OTW turbo fan masterrace
I am going to run both! lol... Love my Turbo Fans -Kurtis
Does this help with glasses under goggles? My goggles never fog, but my glasses do
How should I mount this to my Airframe helmet???
Velcro would probably work best. You will then run the hoses down under the back side of the air frame and then under your internal pads. -Kurtis
How is your camera footage sound? What speed till it picks up on your camera audio?
That´s not a review, that´s a ffing Unboxing Vid. Veeeery useful. not
Thanks for watching. Many people have found this video useful. Sorry that you did not.
But you did not show us how it gets hooked with the googles, which was the most important part...
As the title states this was a review video of the product. The Ex Fog can be set up multiple different ways and would require a whole video to itself
It's basically a fish tank air pump 😂 😂
lol... sorta, but not really haha. Bigger bore line, integrated battery, not meant to pump water lol.
I use a fish tank air pump for airsoft I never fog up and its cheaper 😂
@@youtubeviewer3851 LOL that is awesome! I would love to see that setup haha.
It there a link so I can get one
does this need to be charged until the green light appears?
Yes it does if you want to preserve your battery as it's a LiPo and will create a memory, thinking it has less capacity than it does.
Do the hoses just blow down into the glasses or goggles, or do they have an adaptor to sit on top
Blow into the goggles. Two team mates run them and they like them.
Ok, I run some of Oakley m locks would that work for them
@@texanbroomer7888 Oakley M Frames? If so, sure will! -Kurtis
@ampedairsoft yes they are the guy who sold them to called them m locks
Yup! Simply place the hoses ANY where you would like them and it flows air into your goggles. They do not attach to a manifold on the goggle side.
It's just a aqarium oxygen pump... way so special ??
Sorta but not really... lol It's the design of it and the casing/battery system for it that makes it very nice. Also the tubing on it is higher flow than aquarium hose. Simply plug in, charge, and go.
Doesnt seem to be a review, more an advert
A review with no actual footage of it connecting to eyewear systems and no demo of it in action. 👎
Stress test with what you are looking for right here: th-cam.com/video/9bcwQnjhtNY/w-d-xo.html
Hope this helps!
Black Friday update?
Coming shortly! Filming tomorrow. ;)
Amped Airsoft thank you Amped 🙏
Car Wax... works best for me
up to 7 hours isn't really a lot. still prefer my smith optics turbo fans
Tinitaurus Smith optics turbo fan masterrace
For a quick clarification - Those were old run times. Amped units are pushing 9.5+ hours. We rate them at 9.5 continuous, but often get 10+. Just being conservative. They have never failed me in any national event...At the end of the day, do what ya like, but when you consider the actual "play time" in airsoft, this will perform. Hope this clarifies.
@@Exfog is that run time based on the high setting or the low setting?
@@EnkiAnu1989 That run time is based off the medium and low settings which almost everyone will run most of the time.
omg just get the rainx anti-fog bottle it will last forever.
Bruh stop saying applications so much