Steampunk Victorian Style Goggles with Compass Design & Ocular Loupe, Rave Glasses

In and of themselves, these goggles were exactly what I was looking for. The goggles are real, the lenses are CLEAR (which was beneficial). The magnifying glasses work. The fact that a metal pipe tie is used to hold on the lenses really improves the aesthetic. Cool bonus that the side dials are actually compass faces. Moreover, I absolutely LOVE that I can take the magnifying lenses OFF the goggles, and use them with my regular prescription eyeglasses (given my prescription, that kind of renders them useless, but it looks really cool; on the plus side, who knew skin cells could be so high-def?) I might look into switching the magnifying lenses to be left-handed, at some point, however, as I'm majorly left-eye dominant. Although, it still looks fine if they rest UNDER the frame on the left side, so I may not bother. Incredible craftsmanship. Wonderful aesthetic. No complaints. These are the work of a TRUE artisan.

My daughter does a haunting event every year, and this was a very nice addition to her steam punk outfit

I noticed that a lot of the reviewers had an issue with these because they are made out of plastic. I have a lot of experience with buying steampunk merchandise, so therefore I'm aware that you can't even touch goggles made from real metal or leather for anything under 60 bucks. If you even can find goggles made out of real leather or metal for 60 bucks, that's actually considered a bargain. The only time I've seen any in that price range was at a steampunk booth a few years ago, at the Northern California Pirate Festival. Since then, I've yet to see any that reasonably priced. Most goggles made from real materials will run you at least a hundred bucks, possibly more. Look around on Etsy and other listing here on Amazon. You'll see what I'm talking about. So its kind of ridiculous that people are down-rating these because they're made of plastic. You only paid 25 bucks for these, what did you expect???? Steampunk stuff is expensive. Even the costume stuff is pricey. That's just a fact. You want real materials? Be prepared to pay out the nose for them. A measly 25 bucks isn't going to get you ANYTHING made of real materials. That being said, these are actually a really nice pair of costume goggles. They look high quality and look as if you've paid more than just twenty five dollars. They have real metal accents to them, such as the magnifying specs and the metal trim around one of the lenses. The little magnifying specs are a great touch. They even attach via a little clip, so if you want just the goggles, you don't have to have the specs. I do recommend putting a dab of craft glue on their clip if you think you might want to have the specs on all the time, because from looking at them; I can tell that they might fall off if you're planning on actually wearing these and not just using them as a decorative item. Overall though, these goggles really are sturdy. They're made from a hard plastic, not a soft plastic like I've seen with other costume goggles. So you won't have to worry about them ripping when you take them on and off. I purchased these as a purely aesthetic touch for my husband's top hat that he'll be wearing to the Edwardian Ball in San Francisco this year. He won't actually be wearing them on his face, we're just putting them around the brim of his hat as an extra touch. They really do look awesome with the hat. HOWEVER, my issue with these goggles are the strap they are on. Wow is it ugly! It looks like the straps on regular swimmer's goggles. I would have been fine with just a basic black strap, but the strap is black with ugly stitched zigzag stripes of bright gaudy blue, which clashes really harshly with the overall look of the goggles. We had to cut the strap off and replace it with a thick black ribbon. This works just fine because my husband wasn't planning on actually wearing them on his face. They're just a hat decoration, so the lack of adjustability isn't an issue for him. They're never coming off the hat, so the ribbon in place of a strap isn't a problem. However, if you're planning on wearing these on your face, you may want to look elsewhere. If you need an adjustable strap, you'll have to keep the one it comes with... and man is it unattractive!

Super cute for my steampunk halloween costume. Pretty tight, but i just wore them on my head.

Got them a day ago bought them off the prime 2 day special. I HEADS UP!!! I like to see whats reattachable from products such as this before trying them out ^_^ the steampunk-like attachments are the only pieces that are metal(with the exception. Lense: there are 6 : 2 Purple which are thin pieces of plastic.Vision wise its a bit foggy you can still see through it. The other 4 are glass. Band: the stretch band around it is adjustable but can easily slipp off if not adjusted or placed back on properly. Goggle as a whole:Both goggle lenses are plastic, including the compass part.the nose piece on the inner part is not flexible.theres a tiny 1/2 in chain that holds and connects the 2 lenses.That is also held by a 1/2 inch or less plastic black tube.Pretty pointless your better offf replacing it with something that can hold it better. The Magnifying glasses are reattachable, and you can acutually use them just not at the same time. **Becareful when removing the In my opnion goggles better without lens if you intend on wearing it regularlyor for show.Also change the nose piece, it came right out when i was scrutinizing the lense.I came across plastic googles that were made better. Over all its an okay prop though disappointing a little.

These are very neat goggles! The additional lenses detach, so they can be worn with or without them, for a different look whenever I feel like it. It's almost like having two different goggles, without having to buy two pairs (even though I ended up with two sets due to an overdue package). The goggles themselves are fairly comfortable to wear both on the face and above the forehead, and I didn't need much adjustment to them when I got them, even though they are completely adjustable. The strap itself is pretty comfortable too, I don't really notice the strap at all for quite some time, so that was a huge bonus. All of the parts are well attached, and haven't budged a bit (the bits that aren't supposed to move, that is), so the construction is solid. I'm very happy with the goggles, and while it was frustrating that the first order seemed to get lost in the mail, I'm not the least bit disappointed to have ended up with two pairs.

We're doing a steam punk costume for this year's upcoming Dragon*Con in Atlanta, and because of all of the other elements we are making, we purchased these goggles pre-made. Let me tell you this: The value is amazing. This seller delivers a gorgeous product, worth easily double what the price is. Neat little details are on each side, and those magnifying glasses work. No need to wear yourself out making a pair of steam punk goggles when you can get these quality creatures! About wear and comfort: this pair is going to be sitting on a hat, so the fit/comfort on the face. They were worn for a few minutes and deemed comfortable; however, extended wear is not a concern for this pair and I cannot give you an opinion on it.

I love these but didn't like the color I bought (purple) I did just am going to buy another color later 😉😍 very cool. Plastic and not heavy♥️ the adjustable little pieces really add to the supergood aesthetic! A must have, in my professional opinion! Fun! Wish they were made of a light metal and prescription, I'd wear these all over, but that's just how I roll😘

La calidad es maravillosa, el diseño también.

The quality of these goggles is above and beyond my expectations

Arrived on time in good condition, they are part of a steampunk costume.

It was as advertised and for an acceptable price. It would have cost me more to make it myself.

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