Gateway Safety 6980 Cover2 Safety Glasses Protective Eye Wear - Over-The-Glass (OTG), Clear Lens, Black Temple

Not much to say, except they are light, comfortable, very clear, cover over my regular glasses with no problem, and at just under $5, a bargain. I use them when chain-sawing, using a weed eater or mower, etc. and I often forget I have them on. I have several pair of safety glasses, but some have worn out or gotten foggy over time. These are as clear and comfortable as any I have had, and better than most. The earpieces hinge (click up or down) where they connect to the clear plastic, and they extend (telescope out or in). Both features allow for a more perfect fit, and stay in place once set. I found this a good feature - but I have only used these a few times so far, so I do wonder if after continued use, the light plastic might become worn and loose. However, at this price, it would still be a good bargain if they only last 6 months. Like every pair I have ever worn, if you work in hot humid weather (I live in central Texas) they will eventually fog from moisture, but less so than some others as they do not seal to the face.

Love these they fit over my glasses and look more amazing than they did online

I like them but very expensive

Good, lightwait, serves its purpose perfectly. I can see well though it and keep eyes safe.

I wore these constantly over the summer while doing yard work and clean up. My most memorable time is wearing these over the course of these days of power washing my brick deck and walkways. Attached picture is courtesy of my wife, you can see the glasses fit well. You can also see the amount of gunk on the Tyvek suit.For those of you that don't know, cleaning brick with a power washer is not hard, it's just boring and really messy. If you hit the cracks head on, you may break the seal or if you hit a crack where the concrete has already deteriorated, you will send stuff flying up at your face. your head will be mostly pointed down intently watching the grime being washed away, so every time this happens, you will get a faceful of junk and loose particles of concrete and brick. These things saved my eyes multiple times.They stayed clear and did not fog up like goggles tend to, although not as airtight, the ridges surrounding give more than adequate protection.They stayed in my face while I constantly had my face tilted down.They fold for easy storage on the tray on top of my toolbox reminding me to think about whether or not I should put these on every time I grab a tool.BTW for those of you who are wondering, you can easily full the cracks/dramas back in with pavers sand to have the brick looking brand new.

Overall, these glasses are okay but they are not the best.Specifically for people who are searching for safety goggles for a biology lab such as chemistry, I wouldn't recommend these. Mostly because they do not universally fit on everyone (even with the added adjustments), which means that they can provide you with gap openings around the eyes (which is not good for lab uses, particularly when dealing with chemicals). That being said, make sure to check the size of the product to see if they will actually properly fit your face with no gap openings. Another reason is because the company label actually explains that it's not suitable for lab settings since exposure to certain lab materials can cause surface cracks and reduce impact resistance, and/or cause distortion. (It would've helpful if the company actually stated this on their page before purchasing.)On the bright side, these glasses are pretty strong, scratch resistant, and light weight. They are ANSI Z87.1+ and CSA Z94.3 compliant. They also come with the Prop 65 warning label, and fit most types of prescription glasses.Bottom line, they do the job for general usage, but for biology/chemistry folks, it's best to search elsewhere since they are NOT actual lab goggles.

The aye protection fit perfect, I’m glad for the purchase

I've only used them once, but it was for many hours outside, about 6 hours easy, and they did the job no issues! I used them over my prescription lens glasses with no issue at all. I'd say my prescription glasses are about average size.