MAGID Impact Resistant Anti-Fog Safety Glasses with TPR Cushion, 1 Pair, Shaded Lenses

Have bought several of these safety glasses for Sjogren's Syndrome dry eye problems They are adjustable where the arms can be moved a little up or down so the frame can fit closely to your face. As they are plastic, they are not that durable but if you handle them with care, they will last a good while. I recently had to replace one of them when the arm broke off after 2+ years of almost daily use. I highly recommend this particular product because of the adjustable feature for a more comfortable fit, but also the design hugs the area around my eyes and prevents air from fans and air conditioners from blowing in my eyes, causing my dry eye to flare up. Good product for the price.

This googles are really secure in your head and adjust comfortably in your nose and ears. There is a small screw inside. It kind of concerns me. I don't know. What if it gets loose and falls into my eyes? I look up often. Still, it's pretty secure. My other issue is that it has a scratch after three months of use. Nonetheless, I'm gonna buy another pair and use it for a harvest. This are the best googles so far. That job is very demanding with lots of dust falling off into your face and branches hitting you constantly. If I have to buy two pairs so be it. Rather pay a little than getting dust or getting my eyes scratch.

Pros: lightweight, nice color combo of the frame. Sporty. happy with the grey/blue.Enjoyed the special features I paid $10. for.Including the ratcheting to tilt and adjust the frame forward or back, to fit my face. *That is what made it worth $10.Lens color had a nice light tint to it.Cons: a bit small for the average male face.Had to pay an additional $10. for shipping.But glasses are as advertised.

All in all good glasses, comfortable, the lenses haven't gotten to scratched up from cleaning and wearing them. The arms ratchet so you can change the angle the lenses are at which is nice. Really light weight and comfortable, I have a fat head and even after wearing them for a 10 hour shift they aren't annoying/or uncomfortable or clamping down on my head annoyingly.The negative, the rubber/plastic that is around the frame and is the nose pad has started to degrade/melt almost. I don't know if it's my oils on my skin reacting with it or the lens cleaner wipes we have at work, but it's weird. The over all design is great, but the plastic degrading after about 2 months of wear annoys me. Like they are cheap, but I've never had plastic or what ever the material is do that before on different glasses.

Given the issues I've had with past brands of safety glasses, I decided to wait awhile before reviewing. So far so good! They've gotten a few small scratches from my dropping them, but they've held up surprisingly well. The frame cushion is comfortable and does a pretty good job of keeping out side particles. What I really love about them is the adjustable ear pieces that make it really easy to change the angled fit of the glasses without removing them, something that's definitely become more important when having to wear a face mask that's less tightly sealed than an N95 and can lead to fogging.

Very comfortable glasses, thet still do fog up a little but not like my other glasses...

Didn’t know the lenses were tented but love these safety glasses. The fact that you can angle the lenses makes the anti fog better I believe. Wish I had a pair that weren’t tinted for work.

Great for my job. Going in and out of building roofs, the semi clear lenses let me see wat I’m doing when I need to unlock a hatch at the top of a covered ladder. Also great for driving in the early morning or late afternoon when the sun is directly in front of you