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Carhartt and Superior both have 8 letters for a reason. These safety glasses make my eyes feel confident that Ill have protection at work while having the perfect shade of tint for working outside. I just got back out into the plumbing field and needed a solution to eye protection and sunglasses. I needed glasses that can withstand the dust and jackhammering, and concrete debris from saw cutting and everything in-between. These glasses arent your parts store cheepies, they have comfortable rubber trim to keep them on your ears. And the best part is the great price.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I picked these because I wanted a tint without them being too dark. I also wanted to trust the brand and the positive reviews. The price was good too so I bought 2 pair. I ended up liking them so much I just kept them on my head or hat all the time that I wore them more than sunglasses to drive or run errands. That’s what I needed. Something that wouldn’t fall off my head that I’d actually wear when cutting wood, granite, metal, or out feeding farm animals or in the garden. I liked them so much I ordered 2 more pair of the clear version that is arriving today. Comfort, size, and quality are the biggest factors for me. Of course they can’t look goofy either. As far as fogging… that will be put to the test today when I need my 3M cartridge respirator to grind back corners of granite to fit up butcher block.

Quality glasses at an affordable price. The clarity is nice, the fit is fine, and they are lightweight and stay put. Had to remove one star due to the sharp edge on the insides of the nose piece that was unbearable to the bridge of my nose. Remedied that with sanding the edge smooth with an emery board borrowed from the wife.

Great quality. As shown with a good fit.

Excellent protection at a great price

My favorite safety glasses, not tight on the ears or hard on the nose, perfect.

Save your $$$

These provide UV protection, so I wear them for working on projects, but I also bought them for the family for trips where we are going to be canyoning, hiking through muddy areas, jet-skiing, etc. They provide LOTS of sun, wind and debris protection, and are comfortable to wear. Would I wear them to the Cannes Film Festival if I was walking on the Croisette? Hell no. But for family adventures/travel, I highly recommend these. Be sure to get a neoprene strap for the back and these are the best things out there for jet-skiing. And they are sufficiently inexpensive that if they get broken (they are susceptible to breaks at the hinge, so pay attention to that), it's no biggy. Carhartt, consider me a fan.