Dräger Safety Glasses for Work X-pect 4800/4900 Safety Goggles Eye Protection for Professional or Personal Use Overglasses with Anti Fog Anti Scratch

Best safety goggles I’ve had for a while

I mainly use these with my chainsaw and log splitter when I need quick protection. I use Drager PPE at work, so I trust the brand, and these eye protection are everything I expected.

I've lost count of the BBs shot directly into my lens, from anywhere between 20metres to 1metre away and all's well! Incredible field of view, very comfortable on the face. They fog up within a couple of minutes if not connected to a powered defogging unit, so keep that in mind.

I bought these goggles for airsoft use, and I've found them the best I've had so far. They have a very wide field of view, are crystal clear and seem very durable. I've already been hit right between the eyes by snipers 4 or 5 times at least, and it hasn't even left a mark on the polycarbonate. Also, as one other (German) reviewer stated, they are very effective with the Novritsch anti-fog unit, as there is plenty of space in terms of plastic at the top of the goggles for the magnetic connector to be mounted. Even without using the anti-fog unit, they seem fairly resistant to fogging. They fit with the half face mesh mask I use nicely (onetigris) as well. All in all, I can't see how you could go wrong with these goggles, they seem far better than average.

They arrived inside a nice looking triangular cardboard box with the brand name, product model number and imagery printed onto it. The goggles were placed inside a soft fabric drawstring pouch, a slip of documentation was also included inside the box. The strap is simple to adjust and all I had to do was tighten the strap down a bit and they were ready to use. They really are a lovely pair of goggles that have been a massive boon while working with a variety of power tools for DIY tasks, hobbies and projects. They’re tough as nails and have completely replaced my older pair from a budget brand, which have definitely seen better days. The lens and frame are both marked to indicate what standards they conform to and what they’re rated for. The included documentation breaks down what the codes all mean and what the goggles are suitable for, which is practically every task you’d encounter during DIY, hobby and workshop use. The UV400 lens is particularly helpful if you’re someone who is constantly doing work outside or in brightly lit industrial environments full of UVA/UVB. It's in the nice to have category for me but it's not something I particularly care about when I only really need the goggles for short bursts when working with specific tools and machines. Unfortunately the claim of these being glasses compatible is only partially true, they can indeed fit over certain glasses but not every frame type and size will be usable with the goggles. My main glasses frame does not fit into the goggles properly and press against the lens, which results in a gap between the rubber seal and my face. They do however comfortably fit over my tighter fitting backup pair, which means that these are usable for me at the very least. It will be irritating having to remember to bring my backup glasses when I need to use eye protection but it's better than nothing I guess. The goggles are really comfortable to wear, even for extended periods of strenuous activity while working with power tools. I appreciate how well they seal against the skin, which is great for protection against paint, dust and debris, they have been spot on for working with an airbrush and half-face respirator. I’ve tried the goggles with both a 3M 6000 series style mask and a Sundström SR 100 both fit as expected. The 3M mask is marginally more comfortable in combination with the goggles but they’re both entirely functional. If you want guaranteed compatibility, Dräger also sells their own half mask, however most masks should work fine. It really is a shame that these struggle with my main glasses, other than that they’re a wonderful example of excellent quality and affordable PPE. If you’re a non-glasses wearer, these are an easy recommendation, but for someone with glasses, I wouldn’t recommend them unless you’re willing to accept that they may just not fit with your glasses and you may need to return them. It’d be nice if Dräger provided some kind of compatibility table or image so that people could measure their glasses to check the fit. It’ll reduce wasted time, effort and money for both customers and Dräger on the returns because they don't fit with people's glasses despite it being an advertised feature.

Really effective. Ok to wear glasses if they're not too big

Excellent clarity and comfortable to wear. I have yet to have any misting.

Smart as well as comfortable, and the green version cheaper than the black. Others have reviewed that spectacles don’t fit inside. They do, but not large ones. Recommended