Tuesday, November 29, 2011
great foggles!
by joshthelefty from Cheyenne WY USA 
Pros: work very well
Review: I recently had PRK eye surgery and these worked great both for hood work and keeping the sun out.

Thursday, July 28, 2011
Very cool
by A Customer from Seattle WA USA 
Pros: Comfortable stylish and work
Cons: Just a slight bit of peripheral vision is noticable
Review: This product is excellent and even my check ride examiner was impressed. They are comfortable and do a pretty good job of blocking the outside. You still have some peripheral vision but not much. I would buy again and definatly recommend

Thursday, July 21, 2011
Nailed it
by Mike from Manhattan, KS 
Pros: Blocks the view better than any other, feels like im not wearing them.
Cons: Pouch could have been better and smells like plastic
Review: Wish I had of purchased these earlier in my IFR training.
I used other view limiting devices and truly found them as advertised.

Thursday, June 30, 2011
blockalls
by Christopher from NY USA 
Pros: worth the money
Cons: breaks headset noise seal, case is cheap
Review: the best view limiting device i have ever used, comfortable fit. i have not tried to wear them over my sunglasses while flying yet. they feel the same as wearing sunglasses while flying, and do break the sound seal of my headset. take the time to adjust your seat properly before the flight so you don't have to strain your neck in different ways to see the instruments

Tuesday, June 28, 2011
One size does not fit all
by Michael from Park City KS USA 
Pros: blocked out view every well, nice case to carry them in
Cons: Made of very hard plastic that doesn't flex or mold to a variety of head sizes and shapes.
Review: My problem with the blockalls was that they are extremely hard and rigid. They did what they claimed to do very well but my head is just slightly smaller than what is needed for a perfect fit meaning the arms stuck out further from my temples than they should so there was a gap formed between my head, glasses and headset. This led to not being able to hear when using them so of course i stopped. I also did not like that the arms are so thick. Again, if they were made of a slightly more plyable and rubbery substance they could fit a wider range of head sizes. I painted over a pair of old safety glasses i had which worked better than the blockalls.

Monday, June 20, 2011
blockall
by Jay from albuquerque NM USA 
Pros: very comfortable
Cons: left side view still there
Review: These work very well comfortable but you can still get a glimpse of the horizon out of the left side i wish they were just a bit bigger on the sides.

Thursday, June 16, 2011
Fit like sunglasses, work very well
by PRAUCH from Austin TX USA 
Pros: Comfortable and effective,sturdier than alternatives.
Cons: Need a better case
Review: These fit quite well and are very solid compared to my Jepp Shades. Comfortable under my headset and while possible, they don't invite cheating. This is my second pair, the first were crushed when a flight bag was shoved on top of them. I recommend the darker ones, they help shade your eyes on sunny day hood sessions. Would recommend getting a hard case to protect them. The vinyl case they come with tends to stick to the shades making them difficult to extract and doesn't protect agInst crushing.

Saturday, May 21, 2011
by Brad from Poway, CA 
Review: I am an IFR student. I have time under the hood, foggles, and jeppshades but these are BY FAR the most comfortable and realistic. All of the instructors at my school love these as much as I do. Nearly impossible to cheat. This vendor advertises that the Blockalls were made by pilots for pilots. They were not lying.

Monday, April 18, 2011
Highly recommended!
by Chris from Vernon CT USA 
Review: Excellent for helicopters! Using the standard foggles for a fixed wing in helicopter simulated IFR is just cheating. These give the perfect view of the instrument panel.

Monday, March 21, 2011
Used for Airplane IFR Practice
by A Customer from Baton Rouge LA USA 
Pros: Lightweight, comfortable
Cons: Protective pouch needs to be hard and rigid
Review: Lightweight, comfortable and really accomplishes the job of limiting your view. Protective pouch it come with is too weak to protect the glasses; they can get crushed in your flight bag. It does keep them clean.

Saturday, January 29, 2011
Lightweight and Effective!
by Larry from KCHS, SC 
Pros: Light, Easy to put on, strong
Cons: Not crazy about the carry case
Review: Very difficult to cheat with! They really make you stay focused. Super lightweight and seem to be really good quality.

Thursday, November 04, 2010
By far the best I've tried.
by Vic Scott from Dallas, TX 
Pros: Comfortable and easy to put on
Cons: Could see a little above panel, adjusted seat height and worked
Review: They fit real well. I love how well they block out the sunlight.

Tuesday, October 26, 2010
by Andrew from Pittsburgh, PA 
Review: I only used them myself briefly one time, but my students liked these much better then the "other brand". They said the Blockalls were more comfortable and much better in dealing with the sun. Easier fit with headsets too.

Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Ok but not great
by A Customer from Fort Walton Beach FL USA 
Review: Device worked great for limiting outside view, but still providing unobstructed view of the panel. However, the design makes it uncomfortable to wear with a headset for long periods of time. The arms are too large to fit comfortably under the headset ear piece.

Tuesday, October 05, 2010
Poor fit overall
by A Customer from Orlando FL USA 
Pros: They look cooler than those big hoods!
Cons: Poor fit, to bulky around the ears, subpar view limiting
Review: Not bad, but doesn't necessarily outshine anything else on the market either. They are a little wide around the temples and cause a poor fit with the headset when your wearing them. Also I bought the model marketed as "Helicopter specific" but don't think that means they will block your view perfectly with nothing but the dash in sight. I haven't yet found a product that will do that comfortably.

Monday, August 16, 2010
I would buy this product again
by Aaron from PLANTATION FL USA 
Review: Very comfortable, not too bulky.

Sunday, July 11, 2010
Money Well Spent!
by Neil from Kansas City MO USA 
Review: I love the glasses- they work great for my IFR training and fit comfortably!!

Tuesday, June 01, 2010
Comfortable & Functional
by Ted from Eugene, Oregon USA 
Pros: Comfortable, functional, reasonably priced
Cons: The plastic bag/case that comes with them stinks to high heaven (like plastic)
Review: I like the Blockalls very much. They are asymmetric--they block out more of the left eye than the right eye to restrict your vision out the left window, and that takes a little getting used to, but all in all this is a really good product. Easy on, easy off, they work fine with my headset and they work as well as a hood.

Thursday, May 06, 2010
Pretty convenient IFR hood
by Nick from Anaheim CA USA 
Pros: Good elimination of outside visual references (better than normal foggles)
Cons: Not perfect elimination of visual outside references
Review: I already owned the Francis IFR hood, which is great for getting the best simulation of actually being in the clouds. I wanted something that I could put on and take off without having to remove my headset in order to do so. This view limiting device does a pretty good job of eliminating outside visual references. I could still see a little to one side of the instrument panel, so I put some black electrical tape on it and that took care of the problem. I can still see a "little" bit out of the left corner of my eye, but I have above average peripheral vision, so this might not be a concern to some people. Either way, these still eliminate way more of the outside visual references than foggles do. I would buy this product again vs. normal foggles any day.

Thursday, March 11, 2010
Works well
by Patrick from Maumelle AR USA 
Pros: Comfortable for long duration
Cons: None
Review: These foggles have met all of my expectations. They are very comfortable under my sennheiser headphones.

Monday, February 15, 2010
They block
by corey from la center KY USA 
Review: The ones that I was using at the airport were hard to see out of and with the sun it wasn't any fun.  But with the blockall it was so much better.  The sun didn't bother me and they're really clear to look out of them

Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Works Well
by A Customer from Bronx NY USA 
Review: The product worked well, better than others.

Wednesday, December 30, 2009
too much periperhal vision
by Jesse from San Diego CA USA 
Pros: comfort and ease of use versus the traditional hood
Cons: lets in cockpit noise to your headset and too much peripheral vision
Review: It's pretty comfortable to wear, but the thick plastic temple bars providing part of that comfort also let a fair bit of cockpit noise into my headset. My metal sunglasses have thin temple bars and don't do this, so I wish this product had done the same thing. Still, some extra noise didn't ruin it for me, just a minor annoyance. The view limiting stuff in the front is very good sized for keeping your forward vision in the cockpit but it lets in too much peripheral vision for my taste. You're only cheating yourself, as they say :-) So I'm adding a little black tape to the sides to block that out. I gave 3 stars for the noise and peripheral vision issues, but I can tell you that it still beats the crap out wearing those gray hoods! They're far easier to take on/off and they fit in a flight bag, with a strong plastic bag/case to keep the lenses from getting scratched. For these reasons, I would still buy this product it just has room for improvement.

Sunday, November 15, 2009
Easy On & Off With Headset
by VorGuy from Elk Grove CA USA 
Pros: Easy On & Off With Headset
Cons: Minor - I could see a small portion of the left window
Review: The limitations are good. I put a chart next to the left window to block the little area that I could see. I like how easy it is to take off then put the glasses on easily without taking my headset off. Good device!!!

Tuesday, November 10, 2009
by Julio from Crestview FL USA 
Review: I would buy this product again.

Thursday, September 17, 2009
Best option out there.
by Christopher from Clackamas OR USA 
Pros: Comfortable, durable, block almost entire view
Cons: They do break the seal on the ANR, but not more than a normal pair of sunglasses
Review: Great product. They are quite durable and comfortable. I can still "cheat" a little bit out the sides, but immensely less than the foggles that I was borrowing from my instructor before these.

Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Good product
by Nick from Phoenix AZ USA 
Pros: Easy to store, not cumbersome.
Cons: Can see the ground out of the corner of the viewing area in a C 172.
Review: Comfortable when worn for short periods of time. I haven't used them for more than 15 minutes at a time yet. They do a decent job limiting the view, but I am going to have to put some electric tape on the corners of the viewing area to ensure I can't see the ground out of the corner of the clear part of the lens. I have a black pair, and have no problems with sunlight bleeding through.

Thursday, August 06, 2009
Simple the best!
by David - CFI from Seattle WA USA 
Pros: Comfort & fit.
Cons: You can't see out side the plane. ;-)
Review: The most comfortable view limiting device I have ever used. Does exactly what it's suppose to do. The only downside is they do not work if you require glasses.

Saturday, May 09, 2009
Comfortable but not glasses friendly
by Dennis from Rockford MI USA 
Pros: Comfortable and light
Cons: Cannot wear glasses and the blockalls at the same time
Review: I find them to be very comfortable. I have used other view limiting devices and find the blockalls to be the most comfortable. I would definitely recommend to others. The blockalls fit more like regular sunglasses that are converted to a view limiting device. The only drawback would be that you cannot wear glasses with them on.

Friday, May 08, 2009
Love them!
by Derek from Crystal City MO USA 
Pros: Nothing
Cons: Can see =)
Review: Worth every penny! Stop thinking about buying them and just do it!

Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Comfortable
by A Customer from Burbank CA USA 
Pros: Relatively comfortable and lightweight
Cons: Not any better than other view limiters
Review: Comfortable and light weight, compared to other view limiters. Wore for about 1.5 hours and did not bother me too much. Not any better than other view limiters which are made to fit like glasses, although they are indeed a little more stylish and not as bulky.

Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Good Product
by MICHAEL from BALLWIN MO USA 
Pros: Cool looking, limit view well in a small package
Cons: If you need reading glasses, might not be the way to go
Review: The product met my expectations and understanding of its design, and they defintely look a lot better and take up less space than the usual hoods. However, while they do barely acommodate reading glasses, it is a slightly awkward fit.

Tuesday, March 24, 2009
must-have!
by Derek from Tomball TX USA 
Pros: comfortable and good sunlight blocking while allowing unrestricted view of instruments
Cons: need to be flip-ups...
Review: Brilliant! I received a pair of the old "square" type foggles when I started my IFR. I hated them. Uncomfortable and let in too much sunlight during the daytime: blindingly too much! I made myself 2 other pairs during my training to correct these faults. I developed this design (almost exactly!) and then researched for something similar on the net (prior to patenting my design). I found these blockall and knew that they were the perfect view limiting device for me.

Monday, March 23, 2009
Could of Been Better
by Arya from Gaithersburg MD USA 
Pros: Light, does the job, easy to carry
Cons: Made of cheap material
Review: It does the job great! Its light on my head and easy to carry but I think they could of used something better than a can of spray paint to paint it.

Monday, March 02, 2009
Great product
by A Customer from Dripping Springs TX USA 
Review: These glasses are extremely comfortable and seem to be of very high quality.