Pyramex Highlander Safety Glasses

These safety glasses were less than ten dollars, and it quite a good value. I wanted a pair of safety glasses which I could wear while using power-tools, lawn equipment, and general home repairs (such as looking up under the sink, or in the attic with dust & fiberglass). So I recently purchased a prescription pair of glasses which were very similar (glasses with a strap, nose/bridge foam, etc), and that came out to over $438 (The frames alone were $260). If I had known about this set of glasses, I could've saved enough money for two years of contacts lenses; and got similar functionality. While these aren't prescription, they do offer an excellent field of view (big lens), and wide enough strap for an XL sized head. I think paired with contacts, this would prob be 90% equivalent to the prescription set I purchased (this did not come with a case though). These are very affordable, comes with a lot of color & tint choices, fits very large heads, strap to keep the glasses from moving/falling off your head, and has some foam around the frame which prevents dust and dirt getting into your eyes. I have not tested if the lens scratch easily or not, but for less than ten bucks, I can buy several sets. and still come out ahead. I highly recommend this product, if you are looking for a pair of safety glasses with a strap. I liked these so much, I bought a second pair (and thus, I wrote two reviews)!

Pyramex Highlander Safety Glasses are fantastic! They combine style and protection flawlessly. The anti-fog coating and comfortable fit make them a go-to for long hours on the job. Great value for top-notch eye safety.

They are a little uncomfortable on the bridge if my nose, lacking any padding. To be fair my nose is crooked from being smashed in previously but alot glasses don't hurt like these. I wear them biking and they do well for the times I'm in the trees. I put them in my sweatshirt pocket while working in the yard and they got scratched easily. Not too notch glasses but they are cheap and have a strap and foam dust shades.

It's not bad. I'd say it makes for some good, stylish safety eyewear. Just as clarification, though, these are not sunglasses. They may shade the light somewhat, but they're not made specifically for it. Anyway, the glasses themselves are pretty good. I love the strap on the back: how it clips into the glasses and how it holds snugly to my head. Yet, that's also the downside. The glasses have no significant cushioning on the front, if any, and the straps pull the glasses into the bridge of your nose, or around the eyes. It gets uncomfortable after a while, and leaves funny looking impressions in your skin. I'd say these glasses are super great, except the lack of cushioning. If you can apply your own cushioning to it somehow, I'd say get these glasses. Otherwise, beware.

I work at a manufacturing company. I weld and cut and grind and sand all day long. I have the silver frames with the tint lenses. Absolutely a great buy. First day I wore them instant difference. The tinted lenses didnt effect while wearing the hood. And it helps when my partner is welding. All around great glasses. The tint helps with the florescent lights. The foam does add more protection it really does. For me they didnt really press on the face it was a comfortable fit. And they do not fog. Just clean them before wearing and they stay clear all day.

great glasses the Foam seal keep the environment out I use them for fishing all the plants and trees and flowers around my allergies are going crazy in until I got these great glasses I have two pairs now fit great even if you have a big head like me wide face still no problem if it's not gonna fit great and look stylish same time

Good glasses for working. I used heat to bent them a little to make them fit more tight. Don’t do it! Now they sit tight but become foggy (like swim googles) so it’s better to have some space for air circulation. Other than that they sit good and are very clear.

Really good stuff. I always had problems with other glasses interfering with my bike helmet and getting very uncomfortable, often pushing down on my nose. These don't interfere with my helmet at all.I do have two minor nitpicks on them, though:-First, the band is a little too small. I wear a large hat size (not x-larger or anything), which I think is still within the norm for head size bell curve :) - but with these adjusted all the way out, they still squeeze a bit too tight leading to fatigue around my nose and eyes after ~1hr of wear. I'm hoping it'll stretch out some, but not so far.-Second, they do fog when still. As soon as you're moving and get some air flow, the fog will clear up, but if you're sweating a lot and get stuck at a long light, they could be pretty thick by the time the light changes.