Wosport flip-up ballistic goggles with external suspension for helmet — TAN

Wosport ballistic goggles with external suspension flip-up system are designed to mount directly onto the front bar of tactical helmets compatible with NVG attachments and standard accessories. The hinged frame allows the lenses to be brought in front of the eyes in a single motion and raised just as quickly, without removing the helmet or setting down any gear.

The external suspension mechanism physically separates the frame from the helmet, distributing impact across a wider area than a direct rigid mount. This reduces vibration transfer to the lenses and maintains optical centring even after repeated impacts. When flipped up and not in use, the unit does not interfere with night vision systems mounted on the front rail, provided the vertical clearance of the NVG device allows for it.

TAN (amber) lenses increase contrast in low-light conditions, overcast skies, and woodland environments, where a neutral or dark lens would unnecessarily reduce light transmission. This tint is suited for use at dusk and on cloudy days; under intense direct sunlight it may be less comfortable than a lens with reduced transmission. Operators working in environments with varying light levels throughout a session will find the flip-up clip a practical advantage: the lenses move without removing the helmet, allowing quick adaptation without interrupting the activity.

Key features

• The external suspension flip-up system brings the lenses in front of the eyes or clears them from the field of view with a single motion, without removing the helmet.
• The external suspension distributes impacts across the mount rather than transmitting them directly to the lens, improving optical stability after impacts.
• Amber lenses improve contrast in diffuse light, overcast conditions, and low-light environments compared to neutral lenses.
• The raised position clears the frontal field of view and is compatible with night vision systems mounted on the helmet rail.
• The TAN colour of the frame integrates with the sand-tone helmets and equipment commonly used in operational and training contexts.