MAKO Safety Premium Anti-Fog Dual Lens Safety Goggles, 2 Pairs, One Size, 1 Smoke Lens & 1 Clear Lens Included, MK400

I wasn't particularly rough with then when removing them from the packaging, but I scuffed the glasses. Could swear the description said they had some sort of coating to help prevent that. I tried them on and they don't fit my normally shape face. They did fit my glasses though, but snugly. My glasses frames barely grazed the inside of the safety glasses and it left scuff marks there too. Why so fragile?

I like them but they are not able to be worn with another pair of glasses.

I’m on a constant search for comfortable safety goggles. Some of the work I do around my home is very dirty (e.g. cleaning under a riding mower deck) or dusty (e.g. mowing in the dry summer months). I need to protect my eyes and I’ve had a lot of trouble finding comfortable protection.First the good news: As the ad says, these do fit over prescription glasses. Second, it is a nice feature that you get both clear and gray lenses. I wore the goggles today outside while string trimming. It was a bright sunny day. I found the light reduction just adequate; better than clear lenses, but not as dark as sunglasses. The lenses appear to be very good optically. There was no distortion at all.There are a couple drawbacks to these goggles. First, the ends of the elastic strap aren’t held down in any way so they just kind of flop around. Next, I did NOT find it particularly easy to change the lenses and the information accompanying the product wasn’t much help. Eventually I figured out how to swap lenses. Those are minor issues. The dealbreaker was that the goggles don’t form a good seal to my cheeks. There is a substantial gap at the bottom of the goggles. I don’t think these will be particularly useful in dusty conditions when there is any wind or blown material. I am sure anything blowing in the wind would also get blown up under the goggles. These don’t fit my face well.Bottom line, the two lenses are an advantage, but the goggles don’t fulfil their primary function, keeping debris out of my eyes.

The design of these safety goggles does allow for a wide and clear field of view, and the materials and construction are good quality. However, there is room for improvement. It's good to have the clear and shaded lenses for when you are working in sunlight or shade, but glare on the clear lens is sometimes noticeable. While I feel protection from debris hitting your eyes is achieved, it appears they failed to make the entire outline of the glasses fit flush on your face in order to keep out dust particles. My face isn't that oddly shaped, yet the whole area under my eyes on either side of my nose is a gap big enough to slide a pencil in. So, right idea, but needs work.

These glasses are not a particularly comfortable fit to wear. They do work reasonably well and, if you want to, you can swap between clear and smoky lenses

I've had terrible luck with messing around with home insulation in the past (fiberglass). No matter what I do or what I wear, it gets in my eyes and scratches them and I've got discomfort for weeks on end - every, single, time.I've used tons of safety glasses and goggles but never found any that gave a tight fit and DIDN'T fog up.I can tell you, these MAKO glasses are it. They're big, so they're not going to obstruct your view, plus they'll fit probably anyone's face.In fact I wear them and I've got a fairly broad face, and they fit snug against my skin - no gaps - and they do NOT fog up! Compare to my wife who has a much smaller framed face - same deal, they still fit snugly, no fogging, and she can use her glasses!I've had them on for up to an hour or so and they're not uncomfortable. I wouldn't want to wear them all day long of course but to get any jobs done I'd have zero complaints. Snug enough without cutting circulation off!They do come with the 2nd lens, the smoked one, so you could use that outside in bright light. Haven't had to do that but very nice option to have. Can't comment on how hard/easy it is to swap lenses... Description says no problem, some reviews say its horrible. Still, not something you're going to be doing frequently regardless.Quality wise, these are pretty darn durable. They're thick, the fabric to hold them on your head is tight and looks well-made, so I'm expecting these to hold up for a while. They're my go-to now, no doubt about it.

These goggles came well packaged, with clear and gray lenses. I found them to be well-made and versatile. I had no issues with fogging, but they felt kind of uncomfortable to wear. While I was able to wear them with my glasses, they were tight on me and rubbed against my skin, so I was only able to wear them for short periods of time.

I do a lot of chainsawing here on our farm and tried these the other day as my safety face shield fogs over too rapidly. I wear a pair of transitional glasses under these and they fit inside perfectly. I haven't used the dark lens because of my Transitions lenses. They aren't necessarily small-framed glasses either. These are extremely comfortable and I forget I'm even wearing which is what I want when working and my equipment. They have lasted and lasted with no scratches. I just recently stripped an old deck of old finishes with a powerwasher and wore these. Complete functionality. The durable lens does not easily mark or scratch apparently, because mine is still brilliant and clear. Oh I also want to say for those who can get dizzy through a cheap or distorted lens like me, these are clean and clear with no distortion. A really good choice!