ToolFreak Agent Work and Sports Safety Glasses with Distortion Free Clear Wraparound Lenses, ANSI z87+ Rated, Impact and UV Protection, Hard Case & Cloth, Neck Cord

This is my second pair. I wear them all the time working outside. Great value for the money. I hate cheap plastic safety glasses you can actually see well with them.

At the start of the Pandemic, my doctor advised me to get protective eye wear for use in public, indoor spaces, to enhance the protection factor of the face mask. She said that all medical personnel are wearing them in the clinics and hospitals to prevent the spread of the virus via the eyes. I selected this pair based on reviews as well as their cool and sturdy look. I've been very pleased with comfort, value and ease of wear. I love that they even come with a band to prevent me from losing them! Have purchased 2 additional pair for family members...and the sunglass version too! Definitely gives me some added peace of mind when I have to venture out in public.

I work in the ED and with new COVID eye cover guidelines ordered these for patient encounters. The good: Fairly comfortable for 10 hr shift though I do remove them while charting. Neck lanyard a bonus. The bad: with required N102 masking tends to fog up pretty badly at some inopportune moments. Keeping them slightly extended on the nose helps but then the eyes are more exposed. Probably going to happen with any glasses without open ports so I have to roll with the punches here. I'd buy them again.

Not only is this the best deal on Amazon but the material is great and it fits ridiculously well with Hats even a curved bill.. sturdiness is their style is there Clarity is there it's a five star pair of budget sunglasses guaranteed and notice I didn't call them safety glasses I mean quite honestly what are safety glasses if they don't prevent Lakewood from spraying in your eye I mean a lot of people might call those goggles but I'm a realist and this is just an Expendable pair of sunglasses

I have to admit, I like these glasses. They are comfortable, have a nice hard case, and a lanyard if you desire. My only problem with them is that they are not quite ANSI rated. Yes, it says that they are ANSI rated, and the frames are definitely marked as such, but the lenses have no markings of ANSI ratings. If you are planning to use them for your profession, as I was, I would not recommend them for that reason. I was called out by the company safety officer when he noticed the new glasses, and he looked for the lens markings. Oops, here's your write up. Anyhow, they are nice glasses, perhaps a tad pricey, but for eye safety, I wouldn't expect to go cheap anyhow. They will be good for home projects and such, so they will stay in the tool chest awaiting use.