Pyramex Safety Highlander XP Eyewear, Black-Gray Frame/Sky Red Mirror Anti-Fog Lens

These hybrid safety glasses/goggles are excellent, especially for people with a "non-standard" face shape or size. They are more flexible than either glasses or goggles, yet they cover much more than standard safety glasses and fog much less than goggles. They do not fall off or get pushed off by branches, and are very comfortable to wear. They protect well from debris and branches, but allow enough ventilation at the outer edges to prevent fogging up. Fine dirt can still get in around the edges (at least for people with a smaller or narrower face), but larger particles cannot enter. We've tested these in variable weather conditions and the only time they briefly fogged up was after entering in a hot, closed vehicle, but they quickly unfogged on their own. Overall, we have found these to function and fit better than standard safety glasses or goggles and they look really good too (less geeky than our other safety glasses and goggles). We highly recommend these and plan to buy this brand again when we need more safety glasses.

Liked the design and quality. Great for my mowing business use.

Great protection been to the eye doctor 2 times too many and had my sister pull another piece of metal out with a magnet. 2 of those times while wearing saftey glasses. Grinding and cutting with 4.5" grinder. Decided to upgrade. Decent seal not bad for fogging they started to first time I put them on waited a minute and it went away. Great vision don't look goofy. Comfortable for maybe 4 hours of wear, but frames cut into ears after a while nose Bridge is good. Good for the price highly recommended for such things. Wish they had more comfortable arms. Also used them while loading trucks in an excavator with no windshield in high wind was weird not having to squint and pull dirt out of my eyes. Just have to remeber to wear a mask lol

I drive a forklift inside and outside no matter the weather. When it's very cold sunglasses do nothing to cut the biting wind, eyes get watery and it's difficult to see. These are great for cutting the wind to almost nothing vs wearing bulky ski or safety goggles. When it's not super cold or windy the plastic piece that the foam padding is glued to just pops right off and I keep it in my locker for those days I'll need it. The strap also can be twisted off and put back just about as easily . I went with the "sky red" instead of another color because it does very well cutting harsh light while not being so dark that it won't be usable in shadowy areas or when driving from outside to inside since it's a pain to take any glasses on and off quickly while driving a lift and changing lighting dramatically suddenly. The shade also works when cutting material at a chop saw as it's light enough to see the cut line but I wouldn't suggest them as a replacement for clear or yellow if you need to be around saws, lots of cuts and measurements, etc.The nose bridge piece is a harder plastic so it's pretty darn uncomfortable with the spandex like strap attached in the back if worn that way for more than an hour at a time. No problem here either as I just undo the clip in the back until I take them off. I clip it back so I can remember where I put my darn glasses at because they're hanging on my neck. Though I haven't had the need to test yet, the clip in the back is also a quick release type if something snags the strap. A nice little bonus for we the clunky and uncoordinated.Time will tell how scratch resistant they are but fogging has not been an issue so far as the only time I need the "goggle" is when in the wind and rain.

I previously had a pair of these and they are worth the value. The lenses are tinted but they are still sufficient for working indoors. Since my work is mainly outdoors, I encounter dust, dirty water, and intense sun exposure on the daily. The strap at the back is also nice so the glasses don't slide off my face (I sweat a lot). My gripes about these are the strap and the heavy fogging. Only oneside can be tightened, unlike the I-Force straps which can adjust both sides for optimal seal and fit (a very minor con). These glasses (as well as goggles) fog heavily in humidity. I live in Florida; you're drenched in sweat spending a few minutes outside in the summer. I have these fog out when I stand for five minutes or crouch down to do work. It's irritating, and frankly pisses me off, because they are rated "anti fog". This a common problem for the majority of Pyramex glasses and goggles; the vents do not allow enough air flow to proper heat/steam evacuation. You had to shave material on the protective frame but it's not guaranteed to work.As a testament to the effectiveness of these glasses, I suffered an impact to the face that bounced off the lens; only injuring my cheek bone but should have put out of my eye. I only owned the pair for a few days when it happened but I'm glad I was wearing these glasses that day.

I love the look of these safety glasses, but it takes some time getting used to the full seal effect as it rides on your eyebrows a bit. Great for intense activities/work that require you to have your eyes protected. Bonus, they work really well in the winter temps also. Keeps your eyes from getting cold and irritated.

Awesome goggles for jetskiing... great ventilation, and only fogged a little when I submarined and water came up over bow and hosed me... but when I took off, and the ventilation cleared them right out. Only negative is that they are not polarized. If they were polarized, hands down the best goggles I have used. If around water, use Rain-X ONLY on the outside, not the inside of these, as the inside have the anti-fog coating... kept my vision clear as a bell, even when jumping 4' surf...One note: I had to take a heat gun to warm/heat up the temple of the glasses and bend inwards a bit, placing under cold running water to re-set the plastic in a tighter curve for a snug fit... I have a narrow face though... works really well for those in need...