PYRAMEX I-Force Sporty Dual Pane Anti-Fog Goggle, Black Frame/Clear Anti-Fog Lens

These are without a doubt the best eye protection I’ve ever had. The double-lens concept is one I am familiar with as being very effective on motorcycle visors. When the chemical plant I work at implemented a goggle policy in certain areas, I sought out the same technology for work as I use for leisure. They don’t fog even in the most extreme temperatures and humidity the gulf coast of Texas has to offer. I use them with the elastic strap, and they fit very comfortably. The strap is convenient in that I can pull them down and hang them around my neck when they aren’t needed- they’re so slim that it is comfortable to do that, and I sometimes forget to even take them off when I go home. Gone are the days of stowed safety glasses falling out of a pocket and getting scratched. The buckle allows me to put them on or take them off without needing to remove my hard hat, which is also handy. They are so comfortable, unobtrusive, and convenient that I don’t even have safety glasses anymore. Even for tasks where glasses are fine, and goggles are not required, I still prefer to wear these goggles. They disassemble easily for cleaning, and after many months I am still using my original pair. Several of my coworkers bought the same goggles after trying mine on. Everyone here that has them thinks they’re great. I really can’t emphasize enough what an immense improvement these are over traditional goggles.

I play a lot of airsoft. These lenses have been exceptional for every outing i took. I was originally surprised due to them out performing some of the more higher end eye pro (I've had Smith Optics and other well known eye pro vendors products and i really keep coming back these). With their default coating they are great but wearing a hat or otherwise no matter how good the eye pro there will be some fogging. That being said, these goggles coupled with the old divers trick of a quick application of baby shampoo, there is next to no fogging and i can play airsoft all day in these. THe form factor is great for helmets and hats, also its full seal and ANSI rating make it something i can use in the events i play in (a lot of americanmilsim events. Go AMS!), the look is stylish, i've run both as glasses and with the head band, i usually go as glasses because they have a quick snap in the back so they dont fall out and are more comfortable in my opinion than bands. If i could give them 6 stars i would. I've seen guys with $200+ eye pro with fans and battery systems fogging as much and usually more than these. Also, with anything over time you get scratches, im on my 3rd pair, the price point is another thing that rocks. i get about a year out of each pair but most of the damage is self inflicted (getting shot in the eye pro with an airsoft gun dragging them around, etc.) They are pretty rough and tumble though. I rarely write reviews, but i really like this product a lot.

*** Disclaimer - This review is based solely on the aesthetics, fit, and form of the glasses right out of the box. This review does not yet include its working performance. I will give a better review once I have used them around the shop (inside & outside) in the variable heat and cold. I tend to perspire a lot. Even on cold day I sweat quite a bit. This is when I expect there to be more fogging on the lenses. The Pyramex promo video sold me on the way these are constructed and how well they are supposed to vent. I have included images on my review from various angles and will explain my opinion for each. See below. *** My first thoughts... These slick hybrid goggle/glasses are amazing! Foam seal is comfortable around the eyes. The bridge could have included pads honestly. I am sure that after prolonged use, it may become uncomfortable with the bare plastic resting on your nose bridge. Maybe not though...I just don't know yet. There is room there for a pad though which would not affect the integrity of the foam seal. The 2 different straps that come with it are both comfortable, easy to replace, and easy to put on. Two different straps offer you comfort options specific to your needs. I think that is a fantastic added value to these. The temple strap when you want the feeling of glasses around your temple but be able to let them hang around your neck or on top of your head without having to worry about them falling. The goggle strap when you want a tighter seal on both the bottom and the top. Literally no need to have get a separate pair of goggles. These can perform both functions with the quick change of straps. Takes 10-20 seconds. The lenses themselves offer quite a bit of safety coverage around the eyes as you can see in the pictures. I am interested to see how these perform under bright light from outside and if the dual lenses create reflection aberrations and affect my vision. I have sensitive eyes to bright light. Another promo video I would like to see is high impact video testing of these goggles. I would not want to have an accident and find out that these simply did not hold up. I would prefer to see something to prove I am making a good decision and whether I can truly stand behind the product. I knocked off 1 star from this review for that reason alone. I will edit my review after I have personally used and tested these. For reference I have a 23.50" circumference from the bridge of nose wrapped around the temples and back to the bridge. Some say I have a large head. I am sure there are many with larger but hopefully that measurement helps you in your decision. Image #1 - Glasses with the included adjustable temple strap. I adjusted it so that it is snug but still comfortable. Image #2 - Top view of the clearance between face and frame. Same strap adjustment as image #1. Not as critical of an entry point for particles but still important to be aware of this space depending on your needs and possible overhead concerns. Image #3 - Bottom view of the clearance between face and frame. A very good seal in my opinion to keep particles out. Again, same strap adjustment as image #1 Image #4 & #5 - Thicker goggle strap and connects directly to the frame. This does not use temples and offers a better seal around your eyes. Image #6 & #7 - Size and scale Image #8 & #9 - Close-up of temples and thin strap. Then a close-up of goggle strap and how they attach to the frame. Image #10 - Shows the clearance of the frame to the face without any straps being used. This creates a very loose fitting pair of glasses. For basic use, I believe these would be just fine. If you are working with anything where loose particles could be a danger, I would highly recommend to always use either of the straps.

Muito bom os óculos, único problema é que eles embaçam um pouco.

love the foam along the frame..and the garterized ratainer..

Excellent. Tout est nikel

I use it for cycling purpose. Used it a few times now, and it doesn't fog at all and covers eyes fully.

ممتازة من جميع النواحي