Safe Eyes Stainless Steel Mesh No-Fog Safety Goggles

These are the best eye protection for cutting that I've found. Ive had issues with sweating and fogging with my conventional lensed glasses. I had to constantly take my glasses off to wipe them. Usually about the 3rd time, I'd just throw them in the brush. Then I'd start getting hit in my eyes with chunks of wood. This made for a long day of logging. Then I found these things. They fit fairly well (not perfectly, as there is a gap above my nose and they are a bit tight below my eyes). They are basically swimming goggles with a metal screen where the lense would go. I absolutely love them and I'm now much more efficient and safe while performing my cutting duties. One of my only real issues with them is that if you are a heavy sweater like me, they small holes in the steel will fill up, making it hard/impossible to see. It's a much easier fix than my traditional lensed glasses though. Just gotta take em off and blow the sweat out real quick. I promise these things are 100% fog proof, but not quite sweat proof. That being said, I'd recommend these to anyone who has issues with foggy lenses. Almost a perfect product. Another small issue is you have a degree of tunnel vision with these, as there is no peripheral view. You have to look down towards your feet to avoid tripping (which happens at times anyways while logging). One last complaint is the rubber around the eyes holds sweat so you have to take em off once in a while to dump the sweat out. If they had small holes in the bottom to drain the sweat, I'd be much happier with the product. All in all, a very very amazing product. Highly recommended.

I really like how much vision I have through these goggles and how they feel. The stainless steel sheet gives a great feeling of protection too and the perforations are small enough that not even fine sawdust gets through. There is a little bit of a problem with sweat pooling at the seal below my eyes but I can deal with that. The big problem with these goggles is that I have only really been using them for a couple months and the rubber fitting where the strap adjustment clip attached to the goggles frame just broke. Tore right off. I can't really see any way to fix it either. Seems like a real problem with design or maybe with quality control.

Don't buy these to keep small wood or metal particles out of your eyes. The mesh isn't small enough.I bought them to keep sticks and wood chunks out of my eyes while I'm doing understory work and they work well. You'll get a bit sweaty where the goggles hit your face, but it's better than getting stabbed by stick that snakes it's way past regular plastic safety glasses.I wear a bandana over my face when I work anyway, I just put the bottom of the goggles over the top of the top edge of the bandana. Keeps the bandana in place and stops sweat from accumulating in the bottoms.They do cut out a significant amount of light. You won't be able to wear them in the early morning or late evening hours.

I always disliked safety glasses, always fogged up on me, not an issue with these, I usually start out with them on, only to remove them shortly after, and how many times I ran inside to flush my eyes out because I took them off, but not with these I have used with cutting/grinding metal, running chain saws, and using miter saw, have yet to get anything in my eyenot sure if very fine dust blowing directly into your face will make it to your eyes or not, but most of the time the majority of the dust goes away from you anyway, so I doubt it will be an issue

Worked actually really well. Unfortunately the rubber that connected to the head strap broke after only 3 uses. Not a very solid connection there and I could see this happening again. Too bad, the fine mesh was perfect for keeping coarse dust out of my eyes. Good idea, just poorly built.**update. Seller did immediately send a refund for the broken goggles. Doesn't change the toughness of the goggles, but excellent customer service

Bought a trial pair of these along with a replacement for a pair of Bugz-eye goggles I had been wearing for chain-sawing and wood splitting for more than ten years. First thing I noticed after putting them on was that the mesh is so fine it blurred my vision. The second thing was that they had a darkening effect that was akin to wearing sunglasses in a shady woods on an overcast day. Maybe they would work better in the open on a sunny day, but that could be a long time coming so I'll just stick with the Bugz-eye.

Although they styling could be better these work great. I wore them for a few hours. They never bothered my face, kept the debris out, and never fogged!!! They look like swim goggles with ss mesh. I’d recommend them as long as you’re not trying to win a fashion show

This gogles are very reliable on protecting your eyes. Even on very hot weather it won't produce any fog. The vision through it is clear.The only downside is that you lose any peripheral vision, in order to see your surrounding you need to turn your head completely.