Pyramex Safety G9WMG Low Profile Wire Mesh Safety Goggles

For all you guys that find yourselves doing some logging or sourcing firewood in the winter months, you soon discovered that your safety glasses fog up instantly when you’re out in the cold breathe and heavy or if you have a high turtleneck or face mask on you’re doomed put these on no chips are getting through the fine mesh on these and there’s no fog and they don’t impair your vision. It’s the way to go.

Comfortable, good mesh protection for eyes, no fogging and attractive pricing. I use for chainsawing and string trimming.

I am a big sweater! Safety goggles, glasses do not work for me without fogging or condensation. Pyramax safety glasses cured my problems. I can work without having to stop to defog goggles. My only negative about glasses is the dust that can get in eyes, but that was expected. Don't recommend if working in very dusty area. I do recommend for wood cutting, weed eating and everything else.

These work great as Anti-fog safety glasses! 5 Stars in that category.***** I WILL DEFINITELY PURCHASE THESE AGAIN WHEN THE FINALLY WEAR OUT *****Does dim light just slightly if indoors, but functional vision is still maintained. Offers some anti glare if you are working outside in the sun as well.I wish I would have found these years ago working outside during rainy winter months when safety glasses continually fog up*** I had a pair of mesh < two lense > issued to me at work that I found usable but uncomfortable . So I bought the full face google version. These are far more comfortable as the pressure from the elastic strap is spread out over larger cushioned surface against your face , range of view is better , and the "breathe better too - "less sweat"- quicker body heat dissipation.

Shot with.25gram bb’s at 10’ to 15’ at around 300fps approximately and screen did not break just dented. Only a little dust from bb’s passed through.

These are a great alternative to safety glasses for doing chainsaw work. I tend to sweat a lot here in the TN summers and my safety glasses were constantly getting fogged or sweaty and causing visibility issues. I tried these as a cheap alternative to the higher end models recommended by the pros, and they work great. You do lose a bit of light, and that may be where the finer mesh models are a bit better performing, but I wore these all summer with no problems. I found them to be comfortable, although I do prefer glasses over goggles in general.Overall these seem to work great and I plan to use them for a long time.

There is a false sense of security with the mesh. This is mostly a good alternative to safety glasses when doing tasks that do not involve debris being kicked up or dust. Debris flung from a string trimmer ("Weedeater") can easily get through the mesh and hit eyes. This also should not be used when gardening around thin grasses as they can poke through. For those tasks, I suggest getting a mesh face shield in addition to this, or polycarbonate safety goggles large enough to go over the mesh (thus not so close to the face to avoid fogging). Otherwise, the headband is convenient as it can be unfastened from the back. The gasket seals well but can become uncomfortable over time.

Still too soon to verify durability but at least they don't fog up (like my previous clear plastic lens glasses) and they feel comfortable (unlike my previous clear plastic lens glasses).I will be throwing this into a gym bag so I wanted it to stay put, relatively clean, not get bent/crushed (in the event something heavy gets placed on my bag) so I bought Klein case used for their safety glasses.