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

Perfect for Airsoft!! Been shot in the eyes many times. THEY WORK!Ended up getting the dark, mirror, and yellow for different lighting situations in Airsoft.Two layers of protection and fog free as well.

Absolutely best pieces of eye protection I’ve ever bought, only fog in the most extreme of circumstances and look fantastic. If you get the grey variant just be aware that they are sunglasses

So i’m leaving 4 stars because they arrived with a scratch/scuff on the outer right lense that cannot be dabbed/cleaned away with a micro fiber cloth. We did a lot of research and watched many videos of these before buying them.We opted for the “Indoor,Outdoor” lenses which were $18+tax. We wanted the clear pair and we carted them at $15 but when we went to checkout a few hours later they had raised the price to $18 which we felt was unfair and went against Amazon’s rules of conduct against price gouging! Because of that we did not buy that pair and you shouldn’t either!The tint is about 35%-25% and though they say Indoor and outdoor i def feel these should only be labeled for outdoor. They’re just too dark indoors without all the lights on. Though dark you can still see the persons eyes through them in indoor lighting. I’ll post pith a shot a so you can see them. I love the way they look,the style and they feel great on the face but feel they’re definitely more of a $12.99-$14,99 price range of glasses, the frames are not as tough and nice as the lenses look. The ballistic lenses Edge glasses are what im comparing these to and those range ftom $9-$30 depending on color and lenses. I bought a pair here on Amazon for $9 and they’re great without all the strict cleaning rules these have and you will absolutely be caring for them.YOU MUST WATCH THE PYRAMEX VIDEO ON HOW TO CLEAN THE IFORCE SAFETY GLASSES!All the bad reviews for these are do to and some even state the reasons for why they have gone bad and or unusable.They just didn’t know how to take care of them which isn’t entirely their fault. I wouldn’t have known had i not researched them and come across the manufactures video on care!You cannot use any chemicals at all on either lenses, no windex or other lenses cleaners and you cannot submerge the glasses in water either! You will ruin them! right away! Do not touch the lenses which will be hard! Especially do not wipe away sweat or fogging with your fingers!You must keep a micro fiber or oakley style cloth bag with you at all times. You can dab a bit of water on the lenses then dab it dry with the cloth,do not rub or wipe! The lenses are sticky do to the fog resistant coating and wiping will do nothing but destroy that and scratch the lenses! They really do expect you to only use a damp micro fiber to dab at the areas that are dirty or need cleaning.If you want a great pair of safety glasses that can be cleaned how ever you want them then we have to just buy a nice pair of Oakleys! $90-$160 for the real deal and know that the fakes over the last 18 years look amazing! and the frames are pretty much identical so the lenses are the important part and personally all mine came from Oakley!All in all these are great so far i’m just having a hard time grasping at the care needed to keep these safety glasses working how they should. I think everyone will agree on how ridiculous everything i just said about cleaning them is! Because of all that i feel the manufacture should be exchanging them every six months! or at least give buyers a 90 day replacement if damage occurs! The silly thing is i knew all this information before hand and still bought them! Ha!I’ll update as time goes on so please check back if this was and will be helpful to you! Thanks for your time!

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.

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 goggle2. Fairly decent fit for a low priced goggle (once again not for a dust storm)3. Excellent anti-fog protection4. Multiple configuration solutionsCons1. Lenses not easily removable2. Anti-fog coating is too sensitive3. Barrier between both lenses is water permeableMy 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.