ESS Striketeam CF Goggles

Designed for Technical Rescue and Wildland firefighting. Equipped with a thick polycarbonate lens that has been hardcoated and anti-fog treated both inside and out. Soft open cell facefoam designed to fit over most eyeglasses. Comes with flame resistant Velcro tabbed elastic strap which features instant fit speed clip. Exceeds ANSI Z87. and CSA X94.3-92

The Striketeam CF features soft, wicking face padding, and includes a set of two Tear-Off Lens Covers. Patented ESS Speed-Clip strap system makes strap adjustment quick and easy. Striker Goggle Rx Insert also available. ANSI-Compliant.

ESS specializes exclusively in eye protection for professionals in the most demanding and unforgiving careers in the world: military, law enforcement, and firefighting.

Three aspects in particular separate ESS products and services from anyone in the industry:

• ESS eyewear is made in the USA, and backed by a 1-year warranty against defects in manufacturing and workmanship
• Strict and uncompromising quality controls coupled with competitive pricing make ESS an exceptional value
• ESS looks to the future with an ongoing commitment to bring its customers the finest, most advanced eye protection available

Made in the USA!

"I have to write to say what a great pair of goggles you have come up with. I was recently on a small brush fire and I was wearing my new ESS Wildland goggles for the second time. It was a quick-moving fire, and we were second or third in, so we were into the smoke pretty good. My eyes were clear and happy because of my new goggles. A captain from another engine who was rubbing his eyes under his sunglasses asked me, 'How are those new goggles?' I said, 'Great. My eyes don't hurt a bit.' As a matter of fact, because of the great fit, no smoke even made into my eyes. Our department issues the old tanker goggle from WWII, which doesn't seal around your eyes, is very uncomfortable, and warps during the off-season. Thanks--I hope more firefighters out there discover your great product."

Michael Tyree, Firefighter

Orange County Fire Authority, CA