SolidWork Safety Goggles Anti-Fog Clear Lens with Adjustable Elastic Headband. Protective Eyewear for Men & Women

Pretty decent pair of safety goggles. Several if you're reading this then you've most likely stumbled onto my review looking for the details in my headline (which to be honest are a bit scattered in a detailed enough description in other reviews to make a better informed decision as to whether or not to get these goggles).Well the first big one, FINE DUST. I needed a pair of goggles that would block out fine dust, coming from saws, silica dust (cutting stone), metal dust, general cleaning . So far wearing these the past several days for hours at a time, only 1 or two times that i feel i've felt some particle get in to bother my eye. Definitely a lot better than my previous HDX goggles. The venting on them does its job, keeping airflow going, but still able to keep 99.975% of dust out. Why dust got in? I'll elaborate in the next part.Wearing glasses with these goggles may be a challenge for some. My spectacles are about average sized lenses and frames, they're not thin, but their not big chunky frame either. To get your glasses on with the goggles, you'll need to "mount" your glasses into the interior of the goggles, i'll usually flip the headband forward, put my thumbs on the inside of the frames, and then guide it onto my face. Once i've seated them comfortably. I'll then flip the headband back over to secure. Not a cumbersome task, but because of the size of the googles, they just don't seems to have the room to have your glasses on your face while putting them on. At least not cumbersome enough to knock a star off or be a deal breaker. If I were wearing my contacts, this wouldn't even be in the review. But, this may be different depending on your frames, so you won't know until you try em. As I mentioned earlier, some dust did get in on the rare occassion, and I could probably equate that to 2 things, 1 my glasses not letting the goggles make a full seal, and 2 my nose (read more below).The goggles seat comfortably with what you might call an "asian" fit face. My face is round, I have no nose bridge, which has always made wearing sunglasses and other goggles a hit or miss over my lifetime. Glad to say these goggles use a shaped silicone gasket which deforms as the headband pulls it onto your face. I Imagine the the dust came up through the small holes right by my nose where there is probably the smallest gap because of my nose. Other than that, you can wear em for hours at a time and even forget they're there. The field of vision is crystal clear, you don't or won't see any of the goggle frame in your periphery. The lenses are super clear, haven't had them long enough to see how scratch resistant they are, maybe i'll update in a couple weeks.My final note, which can be a deal breaker for some. It's been triple digit weather when I've been outside using them, and i'll start to sweat heavily on the inside of my goggles. It will drip down into the interior. It obscured my vision partially until it somehow was able to escape from inside or evaporate. The goggles did not get foggy at any time even during this. All while still going about what I was doing.$20 price point, not bad considering the benefits vs my old pair. that's like 1 and 1/2 meals these days. Sometimes just one. I think you can go without a meal and snag yourself a good pair of safety goggles if you ask me.

The cheap-o clear plastic goggles that are commonly available everywhere, for a couple of bucks, are better than nothing for occasional use........for a few minutes at a time. But, I volunteer two days a week at an aviation museum, as a restoration tech. I do a lot of cutting of rotten aluminum panels with an abrasive cut off tool on an angle grinder and eye protection is a must! I sometimes need to wear goggles for hours at a time. I found the cheap goggles are actually painful for extended wear and cut into my cheeks, leaving long lasting red marks in my face / skin. Also the numerous ventilation holes in the top of the cheap ones still admit small aluminum chips and dust! I wore these "Solid" brand goggles for six hours straight for the first time today and the soft rubber? / silicone? face seal was totally comfortable and completely sealed out all of the dust and particles. I was also able to wear a fiber dust mask with these goggles. It still fit ok and the superb seal around the goggles kept the lens from fogging up! The only thing, that others have pointed out, is that if you wear eye glasses ( I do ), is that you have to first place your glasses down into the goggles before you put the goggles on. Seemed weird at first, but the comfort and performance of these goggles way out weight that very minor consideration. I did notice that the lens scratches easily.....so I've just got to be aware of that in the future and watch how I handle them. But I highly recommend these!!!

Great for when you are riding four wheelers or doing some work outside and are worried about dust when it’s windy. Generally pretty comfortable.

They fit great and work well. You do however lose some peripheral vision with these. I bought some Dewalt ones, they didn’t fit as well but have excellent peripheral view.

Just what I need it, since I wear eyeglasses to see, these fit perfectly comfortably. No more stepping thing by accident or getting objects thrown up to face. Good eye protection plus sun glare blocking. Thank for good product.

comfortable to wear and keeps the grit out of my eyes.I ordered the tinted and they are nice on sunny days.I should have bought a pair years ago.