Equipment Borrowing Guidelines 
One-Week Loan Policy 

Thank you for your interest in borrowing equipment. To ensure proper use and accountability, please review and follow the guidelines outlined below. 

Loan Duration 

• Equipment may be borrowed for a maximum of one (1) week from the date of checkout. 

• All equipment must be returned on or before the due date. Late returns may result in limited future borrowing privileges. 

Borrower Responsibilities 

• The borrower is fully responsible for the care and safekeeping of the equipment during the loan period. 

• Equipment must be used only for its intended purpose and handled responsibly. 

• Please educate your team members, prior to your event, on proper handling of the goggles. 

• Upon return, all items must be in the same condition as when borrowed, including all components and accessories. 

Damage or Loss 

• If any equipment is lost, stolen, or damaged, the borrower is financially responsible for the full replacement or repair cost. 

• Damage or issues must be reported immediately upon return or when discovered. 

Checkout and Return 

• Equipment must be checked out and returned at the designated location during regular hours. 

All activities suggested below will be most successful if participants are required to perform each task while “sober” and then again while wearing the impairment goggles.

Nail Hammering

Start several long nails in a board.  Ask participants to finish hammering in a nail. You can make a rule that they need to hammer the nail in two or three shots.

Throwing Balls/Making Baskets/Playing Cornhole

Ask participants to shoot baskets with a basketball, or set up a container and try to hit the target using nerf balls or beanbags, etc. Two participants can throw a ball to each other and attempt to catch it.

Remote Control Driving Course

Set up a course and ask participants to drive a remote-control car through the course.

Keyboarding Challenge

Require participant to take a timed typing test.  Count how many mistakes were made while wearing/not wearing the goggles.

Coin Pick Up

Scatter some coins on the floor and ask participants to bend over to pick them up while standing on one leg.

Pin the Tail on the Donkey  

Play the traditional game, but instead of being blindfolded, participants are wearing the goggles.

Jenga

Set up a Jenga game and ask participants to play the game.

Popcorn Catch

Have participants throw popcorn in the air and catch it in their mouths.  Have a team competition to see who can catch the most.

Hi Five

Have participants give each other a high five.

• Ensure that the area where the goggles will be used is clear from tripping hazards including desks, chairs, uneven floors, etc.
• Do not ask participants to climb stairs.
• Individuals who are prone to motion sickness should have the option of not wearing the goggles. They can be very disorienting.
• When setting up obstacle courses be sure to provide adequate space so that participants do not collide with one another.
• Do Not allow participants to wear the goggles for more than 10 minutes at a time. The wearer can adapt to the change in vision and the demonstration will become less effective.