This product from Pivothead surely gets our thumbs-up as it's a an eyewear with a high definition camera included. There are already some in the market that can do the same, but cannot guarantee protection especially whilst being worn in airsoft games. This one is ANSI Z80.3 certified, which means it's ready to be used for the rough and tumble game of ours.

It costs US$349.0, and can take footage at 1080p/30fps (frames per second), 720p/60fps and 720p/30fps. The 60fps is good for taking footage which can be later adjusted for slow-mo action in any professional video editing software.

There are three models available: Aurora, Durango, MOAB, and Recon. So take your pick which suits you to get the eye-level first person video footages of your airsoft games.