Uvexby Honeywell Genesis Safety Glasses with Uvextreme Anti-Fog Coating

Perfect fit for my head very strong and durable.

I bought these safety glasses to use when I ride my bike. It was important for me to have s good quality pair of glasses to protect my eyes from any debris or stones that car /truck tires might kick up when they pass me on the road. These glasses are very durable!!They are very comfortable and do not fog up- even when I wear a balaclava. I also liked the fact the I can purchase replacement lenses for a very reasonable price, should I ever need them.The earpiece length is adjustable - which I really liked. I am a petite woman, and finding glasses that fit my smaller face had been a challenge until I found these glasses.I also purchased these glasses in s tinted version to use in bright and sunny conditions.Excellent product!!!

As safety glasses go, these are better than ever, almost fitting my face. They are not too big, as most seem to be (I'm female, 5'6", most glasses I've tried of this type seem made for bigger/male, faces). There are great ratcheting adjustments at the stems to tip the glasses up toward the brow or down toward the chin/cheeks. Another, telescoping adjustment moves the frame farther or closer to the ears (varying the stem lengths).Parts I'd like to adjust that are fixed: 1. The bow (angle) of the top bar, 2. The bridge and 3. The nose pads. The angle of "wrap" in the bow of the top bar leaves gaps near my face. The nose bridge feels too wide. The nose pads have fixed angles that do not contact either side of my nose (until they "fall" out of place to improper resting points). If all three areas listed above adjusted, the bottom rims might hit/dig in at the cheeks. They sort of, almost fit, but have enough small deviations to be annoying. They are supported only by my ears when in the correct position. Because they miss any nose contact, they are close, but "hang" on/over my face. (Clearly, I need a larger nose on my face!)All this said, they will likely fit many people fine! Faces can be so different. It's a bit hit or miss, they will also fit some people worse.Making reasonably priced safety glasses that will fit nearly anyone is such a laudable goal. These are coming closer, but not quite there. These are OK for temporary use, but would distract me with longer wear. I like the idea of these so much! They have great production values*. I give them 4, since we cannot give 3.5 stars.*Great production values are: well manufactured, smooth, clear lenses, attractive materials, good colors, UV protection, anti-fog, reasonable price.

These glasses fit well, and offer good protection from UV light, less so from Blue/HEV light. See below for more info.I recently bought UV and Blue Light meters by Tenmars and Solarmeter, respectively, to test light sources in my house and decided to test my new glasses purchases too. Be advised that these glasses are each for slightly different applications and my results here compare only their light emission quality, which was my primary interest in buying them.These were tested using a CFL at 6". UV is in uW/cm2 measured with Tenmars TM-213 UV-AB meter. Blue/HEV light is in uW/cm2 measured with Solarmeter Model 9.2, 422-499mm wavelength. Here is what I found out:The HD Vision X-Loop driving glasses UV reading went from 9 to 0.5, the BL reading from 82 to 13.The Uvex S3200X safety glasses went from 9 to 0, and 82 to 72.The AV AirLunette computer glasses went from 9 to 0, and 82 to 53.The J+S Active Plus athelete glasses went from 9 to 5, and 82 to 70.Old uncoated clear plastic safety goggles went from 9 to 0, and 82 to 72.The Gateway gas welding goggles went from 9 to 0, and 82 to 0.The Jackson saftey goggles went from 9 to 0, and 82 to 73.No Tears Onion Goggles went from 9 to 3, and 82 to 66.Smith & Wesson safety glasses went from 9 to 0, and 82 to 40.This leads me to conclude that what I had read on the subject of UV light was correct: UV light doesn't penetrate plastic well. The fact that some of these modern glasses performed worse than the old uncoated goggles makes me conclude that the thickness and matrix of plastic lenses is more significant than any coating that may be advertised. For glass lenses of course the coating is 100% responsible for UV protection. In either case, tint color is irrelevant.But tint color and darkness does seem to correlate with Blue/HEV light protection. The HD Vision were the darkest by far and out-performed everything but the welding goggles, which were obviously darker still. Surprisingly the S&W glasses did well despite being nearly clear - better than the AV computer glasses.

I work at a hospital and we are required to wear goggles as PPE when screening patients into the building. However, the goggles the hospital provides are horrible. They constantly slip down my nose and worst of all they would fog up so bad while wearing a mask. I could not see what I was doing so I would end up taking them off.I stumbled upon these UVEX safety glasses when searching for protective eyewear with anti fog properties. I absolutely LOVE them! They fit amazing! They are lightweight, wrap around my face, snug over the ears but not too tight, the soft nose piece grips the bridge of my nose but is not uncomfortable, and best of all, the lenses do not fog up while I'm wearing a mask! I was able to wear these glasses my whole shift without any problems. I was comfortable and had the peace of mind that my eyes were protectedOther than using them for work purposes, I'm excited to have these to use whenever I am in need of safety glasses.