Parcil Distribution Full Face Respirator Mask - Air Purifying, Organic Vapor & Particulate - Industrial Use - CE Tested

-Passed negative pressure test even with my beard -comes with an adapter to use any P-A-1 filter or swap to any bayonet style filter. Pick from endless options from 3m depending on the work you’re doing -comfortable, never fogs, easily adjustable, and light -looks cool and has multiple color options -half the price of 3M masks. Just stick with their filters since they do the real work Highly recommend, might get some for my helpers on the job site

This mask. It was new when i got it. The air filters were in an air tight seal made of foil and i cut it open and then screwed them into the mask holes. I use it every time i go outside now in new york city. My air filter says its not always good air in my home and it smells okayish. And out there i really smell the carbon emissions yea. So i knew it was deadly. This mask saved me from corona virus and carbon emissions. Very good quality. I can breath with it. But i recommended you flush the mask with airpump to remove new use dust from the air filters. Its not poison. Its just dust.

One of my favorite purchases, and it looks insanely cool. In all practicality it is the BEST respirator I've ever used. Wanted to be able to protect not just my lungs but my eyes as well and this mask is AMAZING! Comfy and stays secure, I was able to wear it for ours while sanding paint, using paint stripper and all kinds of other nasty jobs. Didn't fog up and has been super durable. Also, it looks insanely cool I can't stop taking selfies in it...

I'm a thin-framed woman with a long, oval face, looking for a full-face mask for painting my house with an airless sprayer. I bought three different masks off of Amazon, hoping for a good fit from one of them. Since fit was my first concern, I did not use this mask, and thus cannot attest to how well it works at filtering air. Sizing issues: This fit the outside of my face perfectly! My single complaint is about where the inner breathing mask hits the bridge of my nose. I have a ski-slope nose (no Transylvanian ridges). The mask is made of a soft silicone, so I cannot understand why (when the mask is on) it feels like something hard is pressing against the bridge of my nose. It was really uncomfortable. I tried shifting the weight of the mask, but that didn't quite work. Maybe I could trim the silicone back a bit, as I believe another woman did in another review. Not knowing exactly what I'm looking for in a mask functionality-wise, this mask seems to be really well built. It really felt like quality materials compared to the two other masks I bought that were obviously made in China. I could hear the anti-fog flap (no idea what this is called) moving as I breathed. The straps were easy to tighten, but they pulled at my hair. One of the three masks I tried had a nicer material for the straps that held very securely, but did not pull on my hair at all.

Works well for our application

bought for use in landscaping, got tired of breathing in clippings and dust works wonders for keeping rocks away from your eyes and debris out if your lungs now I just gotta get the prescription lenses so I can cut a straight line

Fits great - I have a roundish face, average build guy and it fits and seals just fine! It hasn't fogged up on me yet - while I haven't had a chance to use it outside in the middle of august in eastern NC (aka hell on earth climate simulation center), it's done great for wood working and lead melting hobby activities 3-4 hours at a time in temps of high 80s/low 90s with 70-80% humidity. The mask is super clear - it seals great - just be aware the seal needs to be on your skin not the cloth if you wear a hat or something. Also - after about 3-4 hours the first few times wearing something like this I did get a slight headache and neck soreness as I stood over a laithe with this on, looking down, for 3-4 hours straight - it's not super heavy but it's heavy enough that if your not used to wearing something like this that your neck muscles will feel it when looking lightly down/throwing weight off center. I just grabbed a tall stool to sit down so I'm not looking down as much but after a month of using it a couple times a week like that It's not a problem at all. It's much more comfortable and easier to breathe with than cloth face masks and regular goggles - plus adds extra protection from large wood chunks flying off etc - so I expect to buy again once I wear this one out. I have a old pillow case I slip it into when done so I don't knock it around/scratch up the lense when not using - but so far from general use i've not had any scratches occur.

Fit well