Save Phace?

Anyone at the field have experience with a Save Phace mask?  Complaints I've heard: fogs more than other masks, rides low on the face and pinches nose.  Any truth to these in your experiences?

You could try it out for a game if you like if your going to Kelly's

I used on at the Buldge this weekend, i didn't have any fog problems of course i was taking my time sleuthing around. In the warmer weather they are a plus because they have  less contact on your face, the forehead protector has a ridge on it unlike a smoot plastic visor that can get annoying tho. The final bonus is the maaterial around the goggles, its like the perfect balance of being durable and comfortable.

Demon wrote: Me and Brian both have save phace masks and I have to be honest...neither of us have ever had a mask that fogs as much as these, even the thermal lenses. I have had plenty of masks that never fogged on me but save phace thermal lenses are about as worthless as they come.

This is why I offer to let you try mine.  Everyones face, breathing patterns and skeletal structure is slightly different and mask perform different for each of us.  Best Bet is to try before you buy.

Jay couldn't have said it better IMO.  I have had three masks since I started playing paintball.  The first was a cheap one that was single lens.  Of course it fogged.  My second was (and is) a JT full head shield with a thermal (dual pane).  I typically use it the most as it rarely fogs.  It will under some of the most extreme conditions, but most of the time, none.  The last my save phase.

Two major complaints: 
1.  It fogs bad!  I bought a small profile, thermal lens mask to avoid this.  I'm a big guy, and I move a lot.  That being said, I sweat a lot!  I honestly thought this mask would be an improvement.  I typically end up using my full head shield because I am so disgusted in this mask!  I do not consider this mask usable without a fan.  I hate running a fan due to the sound it makes.  I don't care if people can hear it, I hate hiding and sneaking, but I can't hear them trying to sneak on me! 
2.  The digi camo paint which is the other reason I bought it is already peeling off.  It started peeling off way too quickly to be acceptable.  Honestly, I wish I could get my money back! 

On the up side, the removable foam is great!  I do wish my other mask had that.  I can take it out during break and squeeze it out, wash it out, then let it dry in the sun.  It is like putting on a new mask aterwards.

I currently use the JT Flex 8 Full Coverage with a thermal lense.  If I'm just sitting there stewing, it'll fog, or if the weather is really bad, it'll fog, but most masks will.  I like the full coverage, especially since BF is a full auto field.  I despise the JT fan, as it sounds like angry hornets when activated and as Brian put it, you can't hear anything.  Bootman's fan works great and is quiet.  What I really hate about this JT mask is the lens changing.  What a pain!   I like the idea of the Save Phace Marks Allot series, (it's the DIY paintable mask).  I also think the hard plastic will lend itself better to modifications and/or a permanent install of one (or more) of Bootman's fans.  Now that I talk it through, it looks like I just want a project to tinker with... Off topic: did JT get bought out?  Their website is down and I now see their stuff on Empire's site.  

hades the I4's are sweet, the only down side is they are on the small side. if u want next time u see me ask and u can try them

You may actually have better luck with a single pane lens and using some serious anti fog solutions, like divers use for their masks.  Bootmans fan is highly recommended, but you may have to get creative mounting it.  I have never seen the inside of this mask and don't know how it rests against your face.  I'm not opposed to taking a drill/dremel to the mask to make things work though.  Been awhile since I've worked with fiberglass resin but it was fun last time...