USMC SAND ESS GOGGLES USED
In stock
- SKU
- 91561104
- Color
- Sand
- Style
- Eyewear, Headwear, Ballistic, Goggles
Description
Genuine U.S. Marine Corps issue, these ESS Profile NVG ballistic goggles in sand/tan are the real deal — originally issued to Marines operating in desert and expeditionary environments. Pulled from military supply channels in used condition, each pair carries the honest field-use character of gear that has actually served downrange. For retailers catering to veterans, collectors, airsoft and milsim players, preppers, and tactical enthusiasts, authentic USMC-issue ESS goggles are a known name that moves off the shelf.
ESS (Eye Safety Systems) is one of the most recognized protective eyewear names in military service, and the Profile series was issued widely across U.S. forces during Iraq and Afghanistan deployments. The low-profile frame is designed to work under a helmet and alongside night-vision devices without pressure points, while the ballistic-rated clear lens offers a wide, distortion-free field of view. The tan frame and matching desert-tan elastic strap mark these as the sand-color variant issued to USMC personnel.
Features
- Authentic U.S. Marine Corps issue ESS Profile goggles
- Sand/tan frame with matching elastic head strap
- Clear ballistic-rated polycarbonate lens for high-impact protection
- Low-profile design built to work with helmets and NVGs
- Soft foam face seal for comfort and dust/debris blocking
- Ventilated frame to help reduce fogging in hot, dry conditions
Condition
These are used military surplus and will show honest signs of field service — strap discoloration, soiling on the fabric sleeve, scuffs on the frame, and light wear on the lens. This is the character of real issued gear, not reproduction kit. Expect variation from pair to pair.
Ideal For
- Military surplus collectors and USMC veterans
- Airsoft, paintball, and milsim loadouts
- Reenactors building GWOT-era desert impressions
- Preppers and range users wanting proven eye protection
- Shooters, off-roaders, and dusty-environment work