Carhartt Gear CHB291 Carbondale Antique Mirror Polarized Lens - One Size Fits All - Black

great glasses

Bought these just cause I wanted something different. Very nicely made for a cheap price

These glasses look really good! My job requires me to be in a plant every day for 12-15 hour days at a time. I wanted something that was very comfortable and safety rated. In addition these had the gray lenses, which reduced my eyestrain when I have to spend most of my day staring at my computer screen. They don't look like typical safety glasses, with the frames that go all away around the lenses, so they definitely look unique. A lot of people will mistaken them for sunglasses, which they can also be used for since they are 100% UVA/UVB protected. Think of them as an all in one type glasses you can use at a job site, shooting range, or just sunglasses you wear on your daily commute.The only thing keeping them from 5/5 stars is that the gray lenses are a few shades darker then gray lenses I am typically used to. A lot of job sites will not allow you to wear safety eyewear without your eyes being visible. So unfortunately, I was only able to wear these at the job site I was at for a few days before being told to get lighter lenses. So if Carhartt can provide to me lighter gray lenses I would gladly boost this up to a 5!

the look good

I actually didn't purchase these as safety glasses, but for sports, as my current sunglasses fogged up continually, and these claimed to be fog-resistant. Overall I have been very pleased. They actually do resist fogging up, which pleases me immensely. They also have pretty good protection against UV rays (sadly not 100%, but close), which pleases my eye doctor. They do not slip, even when I perspire. Two thumbs up!

Wear ‘em to do woodwork and the store without looking goofy. Good eye protection and sturdy

Nose pads fell off within first week of wearing. Did not fit snug to my face. Normally glasses press too hard behind the ears, these felt like a strong wind could blow them off of my face

In these days of mask wearing, having glasses that don't fog up are a priority. Been using the normal version for quite a while, but after masks came to be standard attire, I spent the extra couple of bucks for anti-fog coating. One downside is that the coating will scratch easier, but it's worth it to be able to see.