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

These are the only goggles I've found that are truly fog proof while wearing a full balaclava. I will be ordering a few more of these.

Glasses are good and safety

Short version: they don't fog though they do cause a lot of glare and because the lenses are polycarbonate, they will scratch easily but honestly, try finding safety goggles that don't use polycarbonate that remain 'safe'. Finally, the frames are stiff and don't allow a full seal on my face.Long version: I'm an avid airsofter in Utah and Utah gets cold in the winter and that means a lot of fogging with standard ANSI Lenses or ballistic goggles. When I saw that these goggles were designed specifically to avoid fog, and for only $17, I was ecstatic. But, unless they are actually fog-proof, they're not really worth much so I decided to do some testing of my own specific to the unique challenges of airsoft. The first test was to simply wear them in the cold weather so for 3 days during my commute to work, I left the heater off and kept the cabin at the 10 degrees fahrenheit that it was when I started the engine (yes, it was freezing but it was for science). Surprisingly, after this first test, no fog whatsoever. While I could see my breath billowing out in front of me none of it condensed on the lenses. So it would seem that these goggles are great for cold weather which is great for me, I know that the cold we have in Utah is not a reality for everyone. So, I developed a test for hotter weather. I put on a bandana over my mouth and fed it underneath the goggles so that all the vapor would be pushed behind the goggles which is usually what causes goggles to fog in the first place. Then, I put on a bump helmet that has blocked air circulation in all my other goggles and has caused them to fog, I used the chin strap to pull the bandana closer to my jawline so that I could push up as much air as possible. After assembling this sweat machine I watched two hours of mythbusters while breathing as heavily as possible. The result: no fog. I'd say it's pretty safe to say that the anti-fog claims hold pretty true. My only complaints are that while they seem to be impervious to fog, the same can't be said for glare though I will say it gave me a unique perspective to look at the sky to see 5 suns, secondly, the frame is fairly stiff and unless your head has the same radius as a manhole cover, they aren't going to fully seal on your face.

It arrived in packaging that looked like it was on the floor boards of a work truck for a week. I was actually shocked. But the bag was not compromised so I opened it. Product was fine. No other issues.

**UPDATE**After about two months of play, these goggles have held up well, even after a couple direct hits. As for fogging, these have been great! I've been incredibly impressed with how well the anti fog feature has performed. Highly recommend!I was VERY skeptical of these being very good against the fog, but I was pleasantly surprised. I used these on 5/7/16 for the first time in an airsoft event. It was about 86 degrees, 90+ on some of the sandy terrain and very humid (>70%) at my field in in DFW. I run pretty hot as it is and in the games I was sweating my tail off but didn't have any issues with fogging. I was very surprised and VERY happy with their performance. They are also pretty comfortable to wear all day. The seal is also good. I have a somewhat bigger head and the fit just fine. They are flexible to an extent so just tightening the strap helps. The arms also adjust about 25 degrees up and down which was a cool feature and allowed me to adjust them to my face better. I highly recommend these.

These are very good safety glasses. My review history shows that I have a big head. I wear a 7 3/4 in a hat/cap. The clips on these glasses fit snug around my head. It adds a whole new feeling to safety glasses when you have them clipped together. Sort of reminds me of the basic safety goggles you might remember from shop class or that they give you for free when you buy a weedeater. They fit snugly, the foam on the inside of the lens is comfortable and does stop you from fogging them up as bad as most. I won't say the anti-fog works perfectly, but it's a big improvement over previous safety glasses. There's a slight tint which I wanted. I've wore them twice while weedeating a rock garden. You can imagine the beating a person takes while using a weedeater in a rock garden filled with tiny pebbles. The foam also keeps objects from getting under the lens. Good product overall, well worth the price here.

I bought these thinking I could get a decent pair of actual goggles for riding my motorcycle. The image and title are incredibly deceptive there's nothing about these that would be considered actual goggles. They are cheap sunglasses with a strap, that don't even fit well. There's no way to adjust the fit on the face and they're so flat that the outside edges of the goggles don't sit properly on my face. If I wanted sunglasses I wouldn't be searching amazon for "goggles".By the way, the seal is foam. That's literally it, just foam. Not even good foam, it's the sort of foam you'd see in packaging meant to be tossed immediately, yet it's glued to the inner rim. So if you're looking for cheap ill fitting sunglasses go for it, I can't speak to the safety aspect of them only that they obviously cheap garbage. But if you were looking for actual goggles that form a seal on your face you'll be wasting your time and money.

Dual pane Anti-fog actually works! I regularly do equipment inspections in windy freezers, and occasional repairs. These goggles work very well even with a balaclava that directs warm air up from my nose leaving me with about 80% visibility. Nothing else I've tried even comes close, 80% is better than 0%.