Ergodyne Skullerz ODIN Safety Glasses Sunglasses, Impact Resistant Z87.1+

Ok so after a month or so of wearing them daily I like the lenses and the frames. They are pretty sturdy and don't scratch easily. I also like the size of the frames cause I have a larger head and a lot of safety sunglasses I try on look really small on me. My only complaint is the nose guards or rubbers. I've lost both of them and I'm not sure where. They don't seem to be attached or glued very well or if they are glued they might want to try a different product. Maybe if you buy them check the rubber nose pieces and if they come off easily try super glue or something sweat resistant.

I'm an avid mountain biker and eye protection is not optional. Tree branches, dust, dirt, and any other airborne or flying debris at some point WILL end up in your eye if you don't take measures to prevent it. I also wear contacts which just means everything I just mentioned is even more applicable.I bought two pairs of these. (Typhon Kryptek Gray w/Gray Polarized lens & Black w/Indoor Outdoor lens). I've ridden for a month or more with the Polarized lens pair and they work GREAT until late afternoon in tree cover. That test period though was sufficient for me to know that these are perfect for riding. I have since bought a pair with the slightly mirrored indoor/outdoor lens that I will use in late afternoon, under tree cover or for night riding.They fit my face well, but they do tend to slide just a little once I start sweating...but that's most glasses. I purchased the retention strap that should arrive tomorrow in order to mitigate that. I also just received the foam insert which I immediately liked once I installed it. There's a fair amount of clearance between my cheekbone and the frames. Now with the inserts that clearance is gone and these feel more like goggles than glasses. I haven't evaluated them on a ride yet though and I worry that it may trap air and cause them to fog. The plus side though is that it may prevent sweat from dripping onto the lenses and I'm positive that it will keep any debris from reaching my eyes from underneath or the sides of the frames.My overall take away though is that they are great. They are affordable and practical and when you consider that most sunglasses that are geared towards mountain bikers easily cost at least 10 times more, you can't lose. Even if you scratch these after a short period of time, they're less than $20 a pair, so it's an easy replacement cost. A single replacement lens (or pair) for other sunglasses costs more than another complete set of these.

I bought these to use as everyday sunglasses. I always use safety glasses as sunglasses because I find they usually fit closer on the face. These are pretty close to perfect for me. They are snug and will not move. They are also snug in the right places, behind the ears and on the nose, no pressure on temples at all. They fit very close to brow and no light comes in from above so, unlike most sunglasses, you don't need a baseball cap to shade your eyes. My only issue is that they as slightly small for me so light comes in underneath but this is much less than most modern sunglasses that try to cut over cheek bones. I would recommend getting the ones with anti-fog coating as well, since the sit so close to face and get fogged up from your sweating. As safety glasses, I will give these 5 stars as you can use foam insert to completely protect eyes. For everyday use as main sunglasses they are just a little small for me but I will definitely wear these often. If anyone from Skullerz read these reviews and can recommend one of your products with slightly larger lens (more coverage below eyes), I would be happy to get as I'm very pleased with your products.

I work around heavy equipment (Caterpillar to be exact) and we have to wear safety glasses and the ones they supplied were too big and bulky or spend $50 on Caterpillar branded safety and won't spend that much on good, reliable safety glasses and then I saw someone wearing a pair of these and thought to myself "very biker and cool looking", then I found them on here for around $20 an was like I'm willing to spend that much on safety glasses. So far no incidents where they were tested, but I trust they'll do the job of protecting my eyes from industrial ballistics. Will buy again!

This review is just what i have noticed. Wearing tommorow at work for first time for 10hr shift.1. Little heavier than standard uline safety glasses...Weight comparison......Uline Safety Glasses - 26.8 GramsSkullerz Safety Glasses - 35.9 Grams9.1 Grams Heavier But Feel Perfectly Fine Wearing2. Very nice appearance. Look like sun glasses.3. I can wear them on my head without them slipping off due to the nose rubber piece4. Strong, look and feel like they can take some abuse.To the company - think about including a cloth pouch and lense cleaning cloth it would be nice. My lenses had some smudges i wipped off with a lense cleaning cloth

Seriously! Blue mirror!?? The picture of the blue mirror black frame glasses are NOT like they look. I ordered them because of the picture and they aren't as blue as they look. This kind of advertising is very frustrating. They sit wide on my face also... not happy

For safety glasses, these things are pretty nice. They look much better than most industrial and science type eyewear and they are have a high speed impact rating. I use these for cycling and doing projects like metal and woodwork. Tint on the lens makes it useable inside. My range of view is not compromised by the frame.That being said, The frame material is super squeaky. It does not fill me with long term confidence. Shipping was pretty crap-tastick; they where in a box 5x larger than the glasses with no padding. Lens had a few small marks, nothing worse than a few hard days of use, but still!

Por el precio que pague esperaba algo de baja calidad pero no.Son lentes de buena calidad con buenos acabados y materiales. Son cómodos y ligeros.Los compre para ir de cacería y el tiro deportivo y funcionaron perfecto.Si bien no son aprueba de balas si te salvan de no picarte los ojos con alguna rama o de algún residuo que llegara a brincar.Te recomiendo tener o comprar un estuche de lentes aparte ya que estos te llegan en una simple bolsa.Ojo si los quieres para usarlos para algo que requiera esfuerzo físico te recomiendo pidas el modelo antifog o anti niebla. Ya que estos se empañan con mucha facilidad dejándote prácticamente ciego dependiendo tu calor corporal y el clima.Muy recomendables

estos lentes de seguridad, daré mi opino, para esmerilar, pulir y detalles de esos , no es funcional ya que se mete las rebabas por arriba y abajo del lente, desde que los compre en dos ocasiones me he tenido que lavar el ojo para sacar limaduras que me entraron, paso lo mismo con puntear con micro alambre para detener una metal, solo un punto, las chispas entran por arriba. En dureza, flexibilidad, se ven bien, si aguantan golpes, pero se raya de inmediato por el golpe. en resumen si eres un trabajador uso rudo o medio, no cumplen su función. nunca los volveré a comprarlos ya que un lente de 20 pesos (1 dolar) hace mejor función de proteger tu ojo.

Update: I still like the design, but these are a disappointment. Two reasons: 1) They grip your temples, and so flop around and don't rest properly on the bridge of your nose; 2) I dropped them once while sitting at a table, and both lenses were ruined, with deep gouges: DEFINITELY NOT SCRATCH RESISTANT. It's a big disappointment, since I like the design otherwise. I need something more durable, so won't buy these again.

Good optical clarity. Comfortable.The small cutouts on the arms are a weak point. I put my glasses on and off many times a day. The reduced cross-sectional width at that area bends and fatigues the material. Ended up with an arm breaking off there.

Honestly, I love your products as is, using some of your winter gear and had no idea you made safety sunglasses too.Honestly comparing to the only known brand which is Edge Safety, I'd say you're about even.Frame feels a little cheap compared to my Edge Safety Glasses.