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

I almost feel ashamed to be poor -- since I was using a regular pair of clear industrial machinery type of protective glasses that I got at the dollar store etc., and didn't think it could get any better for me financially let alone from looking like a dork... But not now, thanks to Amazon, and a huge selection of affordable protective tactical goggles and sunglasses -- I can feel good about being poor once again with pride :)... Cannot believe I scored these for under $20, and worth every bit of it and then some and very glad I did!!! I was originally looking at many other models and brands of manufacturers of both sunglasses and tactical goggles and tactical protective shooting glasses etc., before I came across the Pyramex brand line of glasses and goggles... Being so much to choose from, I was like a kid in a candy store up for days and even weeks trying to decide, since many I liked and wanted... I was originally planning on getting the @ (Pyramex V2G Safety Eyewear, Amber Anti-Fog Lens With Black Strap/Temples) for $10, and will still be getting those and some others within coming months, but really glad I went with and got these ones first!!! Well worth the $20!!! The physical quality is superb in its high quality craftsmanship, and very durable and strong... The comfort of these Pyramex I-Force protective tactical glasses/goggles is extremely comfortable, sitting nicely over my tiny small nose, and relaxing as I can barely feel them on my face, and they fit on and mold around to my face perfectly without any pain or discomfort or pressure marks on my face and head etc... As a matter of fact: they fit my head and on around my face right out of package without any adjustment and were ready to go... I really love the "(Rubber Foam) Dual Pane/Panel/Frame" of these goggle glasses of which makes them far more comfortable than having the hard plastic sitting directly on your nose, around your face, and over your ears etc., and also reduces the problem of fogging from your head sweat, warm or cold mouth and nostril breath, and general cold or hot weather climate mildew build up... The "(Rubber Foam) Dual Pane/Panel/Frame" feels very soothing and makes the glasses feel almost weightless... The side "Temple Ear Stay" is high quality plastic and stays on over your ear whether you're using the elastic straps with it or not... And also besides feeling comfortable; the Temple Ear Stay(s) molds around your head naturally and gently instead of gripping your head while applying pressure against the side of your head to hold the glasses on over your ears while digging into your flesh that inevitably leaves a trademark brand mark from on or imprint from the shape of the Temple Ear Stay(s) for a short lasting time to remember your experience of discomfort by etc...The glasses are well rounded and smoothed over too touch as so there isn't any sharp poking edges; and also are ergonomic in the sense that they curve around and mold to your face and head naturally without being too tight or loose and having to bend and deform them to get them too fit etc... The neat thing about these Pyramex I-Force goggle glasses is A) the side "Temple Ear Stays" are fully unhookable, detachable, and removable... and B) they come with two separate head mounts via the included stocked at "(Side Plastic w/ Back Adjustable Elastic Head Band) Temple Ear Stays", and then also an additional at "(Elastic Adjustable) Head Stay Band Strap" -- which is great for both athletic sporting as tennis, soccer, baseball etc., and or tactical helmets for a tactical 'over the helmet' goggle feel etc... The black color is matted, and not glossy, so it has that tactical complexion as not to give your position away from light reflection etc... {{{Overall, All and All}}} Everything about these (Pyramex I-Force) tactical protective glasses, is perfect, and nothing I would really change personally!!! However, it would be nice, and I would like personally, an option for multiple different 'clear' and 'mirrored' lenses to interchange with these glasses i. e. red, smoke, blue, purple, green, yellow etc., clear or mirrored lenses... That, and This, is the only thing that I would change myself to them feature wise -- also, maybe, an unhookable, detachable, and removable at "protective nose guard", too... That being said: there is nothing to gripe about, and for $20, I am above and beyond pleased and satisfied and got my money's worth and then some!!! They are better in person than they are in the photo... You get both quality and quantity in a package for a great price... I would order these again definitely; I will be ordering other models from this brand manufacturer and or seller personally; and I highly recommend these Pyremex I-Force tactical safety goggles/glasses to everyone!!! One cannot go wrong with them... As a Matter of Fact: I am deciding to keep these with my gear in storage, and purchase another pair of these I-Force's and others like the V2G's to be worn everyday and or shooting range etc... Really surprised and pleased to see how they included additional attachment head connectors in the package to suit your extracurricular tactical or sporting athletic activities or simple personal preference... Everything arrived as shown and described without any problems... Everything you want or could ask for in a pair of goggles/glasses that look like glasses and go what they're supposed to do... An great addition to your collection, and mine!!! Makes you look like a bad ass and mean business, lol!!! Pros) + Dual Pane/Panel/Framed + Comfortable Wear and Natural Feel + Matte Black and Not Glossed + Removable Temple Ear Stay Sides + Additional Elastic Strap Band Head Stay Included for Sports or Tactical Helmets + Fully Unhookable, Detachable, and Removable Sides + Lightweight + High Quality, Durable, Strong, Well Built Crafted and Designed + The Price$ Cons) - N/A - Although maybe future design features with an "Protective Nose Guard" and "Multiple Colored Clear and Mirrored Lenses" etc., would be nice and preferable...

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.

They really do need a smaller size as well as more padding around the bridge of the nose. I'm going to get some anti-fog adhesive foam pads to try put across the bridge. The idea is great, but the implementation is not. They do seem fairly well made, the two options of either having them as glasses or goggles with the elastic is nice and they 'tilt' up & down. The two lenses with an air gap really does reduce fogging, BUT the lenses are extremely cheap with no scratch resistance so they scratch VERY easily and are no better than the cheapest glasses you can find. I have even had cheaper goggles and glasses where the lenses held up better. Unfortunately if you don't have a larger head / hat size then they may not fit / seal around your face they way you might want them to.

I had the regular I-Force slim and they caused my nose to hurt, so I switch to these. I purchased them for mountain biking and cycling in cold weather below 45 degrees. They are a huge benefit over regular glasses when its really cold and I am screaming down a hill as they keep the wind off my eyes, with regular cycling glass enough cold air gets around the glasses causing me to have to squint or slow down. I have worn this pair for approximately 40 hours of riding so far. Pros - Comfortable - They don't fog up as long as I am moving, these are the only fog free goggles that have worked for me on a bike besides giant ski goggles - Much smaller than ski goggles, can wear them with a regular road helmet - Block the wind - They include optional straps. Cons - They are so close my eyelashes brush against them - They have vents, but after a time I will get condensation dripping inside them. This varies depending on the temperature and humidity. - If it is below freezing, the condensation inside them sometimes freezes so I can't see - The buckle on the strap in the back ends up under the "rock lock" on my helmet which is somewhat uncomfortable - They aren't very fogproof for me unless i use the strap - Don't do well for me on long endurance rides These aren't perfect, but I give them 5 stars because they are my go to goggles for biking when its really cold. I don't know what I would do without them.

At first I was pretty impressed with these goggles. My intention for the purchase was to use them as safety goggles, if you are looking for a dessert/dust storm solution these are not optimal as is already mentioned. Pros: 1. Light weight and somewhat stylish for a goggle 2. Fairly decent fit for a low priced goggle (once again not for a dust storm) 3. Excellent anti-fog protection 4. Multiple configuration solutions Cons 1. Lenses not easily removable 2. Anti-fog coating is too sensitive 3. Barrier between both lenses is water permeable My main issue with these is that you cannot really use what I consider the conventional means of cleaning safety glasses or single lens goggles. They actually have an entire explanation of how to clean them, watch it first before you buy them or even after. You cannot use any kind of solvent other than water, you must dab the glasses. The anti-fog coating is easily damaged even with light rubbing and just water! The way I have always cleaned safety glasses is to first quickly rinse them under running water to remove any dust or debris because if you just start with a spray and wipe you get scratches. So this is what I did with these and as mentioned the barrier that separates the two lenses is water permeable. Eventually the water that got between the lenses made its way back out, but now there are hard water stains in between the lenses. I also did not dab, I wiped so the anti-fog is a bit scuffed. Overall a fair product, but way to easily damaged and ruined for a pair of safety glasses. I will be sticking with my bulkier DeWalt single lens goggles. They aren't as nice looking and the anti-fog abilities may not be quite as good as a double lens, but they are cheaper and much easier to clean and the lenses are easily replaceable.

I bought this because of covid 19 possibly infecting through the eyes. These "goggles" are light and the tint worked great indoors, not dark. Wore this today going shopping at a local market, Lowes, Home depot and Walmart. Even though it was humid the face mask didn't cause any fogging of the goggles. I was wearing those blue masks not the cloth type, so not sure if the cloth style would cause fogging. They feel sturdy and well made and comfortable to wear for my face. Not sure how long it'll last but just bought it till corona goes away. Note that these do not give a complete or 100% seal around your face. There's some open gaps on the top and sides but they seal about 80-90%, better than any safety glasses and do not fog with a mask on. If you want a 100% seal than try swimming goggles but the pressure against your face from the seal is uncomfortable. I didn't notice people encountered giving me a weird look with these goggles on so YMMV. I feel this is a good and cost effective protection for your eyes during the pandemic.

This is my second pair of Pyramex I-Force goggles that I use for playing airsoft. It is ANSI rated (also MCEP approved) and meets full seal requirements. The inner lens of the I-Force is coated and prevents fogging. Instead, it beads moisture like rain drops on a windshield and eventually collects at the bottom of the frame. You can still see through that beading more than complete fogging. That coating however, becomes moist and soft and CANNOT be wiped or touched; doing so will ruin and remove the coating and kill its anti-fog properties. This is the reason why I bought a second pair, so I can rotate each pair. Once gets worn during play while the other one dries out. And at this price, buying 2 pairs doesn't hit the walled hard either.Be advised though, Valken rebrands the same pair for $10 MORE. Don't get suckered in buying an "airsoft brand". This goggle can be used around the house, shop or work as it is safety rated eyewear. Its also small profile enough to be worn under a helmet for 2 wheeled riding.

I bought a pair of these in 2019 for use when I deer hunt -- specifically to reduce cold wind on my eyes ... which in turn makes my nose run ... which then forces me to eventually move and make noise to blow my nose. I'm usually warm/sweaty by the time I get my sit even if it's 20F outside. In such weather, if I wear these goggles while walking to my sit, they're coated in a thick haze/fog on the INSIDE of the lens. I've also tried carrying them with me and putting them on only once I get to my sit, but they STILL fog up (just not as bad). If I wait an hour (to cool down) before putting them on, they still fog up just a little. My best guess is that they're NOT anti-fog ... at least, not with respect to a warm interior side of the lens while the outside is exposed to cold temperatures ... as I get condensation build-up EVERY time. These also scratch easily. Today (Nov 25, 2025) I got fed up with condensation on the goggles, so here I am on Amazon shopping for a replacement ... but I figured a review to warn others was in order, first. Why did I wait so long to replace these? I didn't hunt last year, and the 2 years before that it was warm enough during the season that I wore amber safety glasses, instead.