UvexStealth Safety Goggles with Clear Uvextreme Anti-Fog Lens, Teal & Gray Body & Neoprene Headband (S39610C)

I work in a shop environment where rotary tools like routers and grinders are frequently used. These are a great alternative to the wrap around glasses I typically use. While the standard glasses are comfortable, inevitably some fine dust gets thrown between my face and glasses - not pleasant. These goggles are a great solution to the problem. They seem to fit more like ski goggles rather than the typical high school chem lab cheapies. I have had no issue with fogging, even with masks and respirators. I’ve gone 3-4 hours straight without removing them, or frankly feeling the need to remove them.My only wish was that the rubber flange going across the brow was just a little higher. This does not impact visibility (which is great), but it does feel like it sits just on the edge of my eyebrows. I wish it sat on them or even a little higher on my forehead.

These are great lab goggles. They were quite comfortable and easy to adjust. They did fog up a bit, but it wasn’t too much of an issue. Definitely good value for the money.

I bought these for use in my chemistry labs and they are infinitely better and more comfortable than the stockroom cheapo goggles I was using before. My skin indents really easily and my old ones gave me goggle face every time, no matter how long I wore them, but I only get it with these if I've worn them for longer than an hour or so. They're also much gentler on the bridge of the nose, which is a common problem area with cheaper pairs.The only things I don't like about these are that they definitely DO still fog up on me, and the neoprene strap gets caught in long hair easily. Uvex actually makes a fabric strap that looks much less likely to rip out my hair, so I'll probably upgrade to that soon (or just use a piece of plain elastic as a replacement). But overall, they're only slightly more expensive than the standard issue pairs sold at most schools, and you're getting a way better product. Plus you'll look like a real g in your lower division chem classes.

This goggles, while not exactly cheap, are very good. I wore them on a hot day (90*+) with a disposable respirator, and they didn't fog up. Granted, I didn't wear them for hours, but I usually won't be either. They fit very well with the respirator and I didn't notice any dust getting in behind them (I was cutting stucco with an angle grinder). Also, they didn't interfere with the respirator.They are a bit big, but provide good visibility. I also like the rubber seal and the fabric head band. I did notice though that to get a good, tight seal, the band has to be pulled quite a bit and I can see how this could become uncomfortable for someone wearing this for hours. I also noticed that if I wore the band a little higher on the back of my head I got a better seal than if I wore it just above my ears.One thing I must mention, that I didn't like, was that these goggles STINK. I mean they really stink the first time they come out of the box. I let them sit out and air out for a couple days and that helped a lot. I think over time and with use it'll be negligible, but when new be aware that they stink. Overall though great quality and made in USA.

I had to buy goggles for a chemistry class and purchased the required goggles from the bookstore. The straps kept coming loose, the lenses fogged up, and they were really uncomfortable as a glasses wearer. I purchased these to replace the crap they sold at the bookstore and my chemistry professor okayed them. These are so much more comfortable! The padding around the googles provide a comfortable fit on the face, even with my glasses. They made a three hour lab go from a torture session to a fun, learning experience. I even sent the link to the professor with the complaint about the goggles in the bookstore and said he'll switch to these instead!Since I'm not taking a lab this semester, these googles live in my kitchen to prevent burning eyes when I chop onions.

They work great as safety goggles and are very resistant to fogging. however, the headband on these can be slightly pain if it digs into your ear after extended use. I recommend you get the Fabric Headband. model# S3970HSF

UPDATE: This pair of goggles saved my eyes! Last year when in chemistry lab, some chemical liquid burst out into my face. I immediately went and rinse my face and also my eyes. When I went home, I saw that the chemical liquid has etched the goggles, imagine what it could have done to my eyes! Grateful that I had this on.So the first time I wore this, my friends were like "Whoa, that's cool, where did you get that?" So that first should be able to say a lot about how great this looks! The orange color is unusual and so if you like to look different this is really good! (and unisex colors, my friends who asked me were guys)Ok, so it looks good, but does it do it's job? The answer is of course! This is very comfortable and unlike the goggles I have used before, this doesn't leave me an imprint on my cheeks after 3 hours of wearing it. The reason is because the rubber part is the part that is flushed to your cheek, and not the plastic part. I wore it for 3 hours non-stop for lab and it didn't fogged up. It was very comfortable. The strap is neoprene, which I don't mind but some people may prefer fabric strap (I think Uvex sells goggles with fabric straps too)The most important part is that this goggles protect your eyes from chemical splash

Having gone through many sets of supposedly dust proof goggles I had my doubts but a recommendation from a YT creator I follow convinced me to give these a try. The first test was grinding old concrete for resurfacing. Huge clouds of dust but not a speck in my eyes. I was impressed! They are more comfortable than most of the goggles of this type and the soft seal membrane really keeps the dust out. They did not fog but I did have some moisture build up inside. It was 90 degrees so that's not a surprise. I have a couple more tests lined up for these but based on their first outing I would buy them again.