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- Item #3670
- PN: MAPX001-BLK
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- Item #3670
Quality instrument training glasses at a value price. These glasses are lightweight, comfortable, and make it difficult to "cheat".
- Polycarbonate Lenses (UV Protected)
- Adjustable frames
- High brow area to prevent "peeking"
- Opaque frosting to simulate actual IFR conditions
- Weighs just 1.1 ounce
- Protective carrying bag included
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- In Stock
- Item #3670
- PN: MAPX001-BLK
Toddlaurie IFR Training Glasses Overview:
Quality instrument training glasses at a value price. These glasses are lightweight, comfortable, and make it difficult to "cheat".
- Polycarbonate Lenses (UV Protected)
- Adjustable frames
- High brow area to prevent "peeking"
- Opaque frosting to simulate actual IFR conditions
- Weighs just 1.1 ounce
- Protective carrying bag included
10 CUSTOMER REVIEWS
Toddlaurie IFR Training Glasses
10 Reviews
- Average Customer Review:
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Top Reviews
Verified Purchase
Go by the hardware store and scratch up / paint some safety glasses.
- By Ryan from Okemos MI USA on Tuesday, June 3, 2014
- Pros: Nothing
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Review:
These were a bit of a disappointment. Based on the Foggles I was using previously I was expecting a little bit more. The quality is pretty mediocre and they don't actually obscure your vision very much at all.
If you are looking at this product I'd recommend just going by the hardware store and scratching up or painting some safety glasses.
Verified Purchase
Very comfortable
- By Gary V from Kennesaw GA USA on Monday, January 9, 2012
- Pros:
- Review: I have them on for 2+ hours at a time sometimes...does not bother me a bit...a lot better than those huge visor 'hoods'
Verified Purchase
Kinda Bulky
- By Christopher from Richmond TX USA on Tuesday, September 7, 2010
- Pros: Easy to put on, Adjustable arms are great.
- Review: I use these for helicopter IFR training so you can bet there is lots of noise in the cabin. They slip on very easy. I can probably have them on in 5 secs, so that decreases the time that you have to divert away from the controls and instruments. I don't like their bullky arms that are around the area of your temple. I use a David Clark headset and the arms are so thick it allows the aircraft noise to seep through the seal....and I have noise canceling head phones. If the arms could be trimmed down, they would earn 5 stars
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- By Jason from Brentwood TN USA on Wednesday, February 25, 2009
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Not the best Quality but gets the job done
- By Zach from Traverse City MI USA on Thursday, October 9, 2008
- Pros: Easy to use
- Review: Much better than using a hood, easy to put on/take off during flight but the fogged area scratches off easily
- Verified Purchase
Worked great!
- By Randy from New Braunfels TX USA on Thursday, August 14, 2008
- Pros: Worked as planned.
- Review: Took first IFR lesson today "under the hood". These did block the vast majority of my view, and were comfortable. Served there purpose well.
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- By Mike from Marshalltown IA USA on Monday, November 5, 2007
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- Verified Purchase
Marginal
- By Mark - Bonanza pillot from Oklahoma on Monday, September 10, 2007
- Pros: Light and comfortable
- Review: I found that they did not obscure peripheral vision to my satisfaction. I was also bothered when using them in sunny conditions. When sun hits them, it creates significant adverse effect on vision. I used another type called the Francis IFR Hood the next day and found them much better.
- Verified Purchase
- By A Customer from Glen Lyon, PA on Tuesday, May 29, 2007
- Pros: Resaonably priced. Comfortable.
- Review: Good product.
- Verified Purchase
Works great
- By Steve from Atlanta, GA on Wednesday, April 11, 2007
- Pros: Comfortable
- Review: Comfortable and functional.
- Verified Purchase
Go by the hardware store and scratch up / paint some safety glasses.
- By Ryan from Okemos MI USA on Tuesday, June 3, 2014
- Pros: Nothing
- Cons: Doesn't obscure vision enough, not much value for the price.
- Review:
These were a bit of a disappointment. Based on the Foggles I was using previously I was expecting a little bit more. The quality is pretty mediocre and they don't actually obscure your vision very much at all.
If you are looking at this product I'd recommend just going by the hardware store and scratching up or painting some safety glasses. - Was this review helpful to you? Yes No 1 Other people found this review helpful.
- Verified Purchase
Very comfortable
- Verified Purchase
Kinda Bulky
- By Christopher from Richmond TX USA on Tuesday, September 7, 2010
- Pros: Easy to put on, Adjustable arms are great.
- Cons: BULKY
- Review: I use these for helicopter IFR training so you can bet there is lots of noise in the cabin. They slip on very easy. I can probably have them on in 5 secs, so that decreases the time that you have to divert away from the controls and instruments. I don't like their bullky arms that are around the area of your temple. I use a David Clark headset and the arms are so thick it allows the aircraft noise to seep through the seal....and I have noise canceling head phones. If the arms could be trimmed down, they would earn 5 stars
- Was this review helpful to you? Yes No 0 Other people found this review helpful.
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Not the best Quality but gets the job done
- By Zach from Traverse City MI USA on Thursday, October 9, 2008
- Pros: Easy to use
- Cons: Not the best quality, scratches easy
- Review: Much better than using a hood, easy to put on/take off during flight but the fogged area scratches off easily
- Was this review helpful to you? Yes No 2 Other people found this review helpful.
- Verified Purchase
Worked great!
- By Randy from New Braunfels TX USA on Thursday, August 14, 2008
- Pros: Worked as planned.
- Cons: None.
- Review: Took first IFR lesson today "under the hood". These did block the vast majority of my view, and were comfortable. Served there purpose well.
- Was this review helpful to you? Yes No 0 Other people found this review helpful.
Marginal
- By Mark - Bonanza pillot from Oklahoma on Monday, September 10, 2007
- Pros: Light and comfortable
- Cons: See text
- Review: I found that they did not obscure peripheral vision to my satisfaction. I was also bothered when using them in sunny conditions. When sun hits them, it creates significant adverse effect on vision. I used another type called the Francis IFR Hood the next day and found them much better.
- Was this review helpful to you? Yes No 0 Other people found this review helpful.
2 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Previously Asked Questions
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Monday, July 1, 2024
Q: How do you adjust the frame?
A: The arms are on a slide which allow you to extend or shorten the length.
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Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Q: Are these polarized?
A: No, none of the view limiting devices are polarized.
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If you find a better price elsewhere on this product we will match that price and beat it by 10% of the difference.
Buy with Confidence!
Purchase today and you can return it in the original condition through Tuesday, July 7, 2026 ! See our return policy.