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

This is my second pair of Pyramex I-Force goggles that I use for playing airsoft. It is ANSI rated (also MCEP approved) and meets full seal requirements. The inner lens of the I-Force is coated and prevents fogging. Instead, it beads moisture like rain drops on a windshield and eventually collects at the bottom of the frame. You can still see through that beading more than complete fogging. That coating however, becomes moist and soft and CANNOT be wiped or touched; doing so will ruin and remove the coating and kill its anti-fog properties. This is the reason why I bought a second pair, so I can rotate each pair. Once gets worn during play while the other one dries out. And at this price, buying 2 pairs doesn't hit the walled hard either.Be advised though, Valken rebrands the same pair for $10 MORE. Don't get suckered in buying an "airsoft brand". This goggle can be used around the house, shop or work as it is safety rated eyewear. Its also small profile enough to be worn under a helmet for 2 wheeled riding.

First off, I've primarily worn these simply for shopping during the Covid-19 time period. So, I haven't put them to any hard test as far as impact resistance or anything like that. What I can say is that they are comfortable and very adjustable. The foam around the lenses is firm but not hard, the arms can adjust up and down a bit, and there is a choice to use regular arms with a strap or just the strap. I've only used them with the arms so far, as that's what I like. They cut my vision down just a bit due to the width of the foam, but it's nothing that's really distracting. They wash easily and dry quickly when I use a microfiber towel, and they haven't fogged up despite my wearing a mask while shopping. The arms click into place and so far, have stayed where I put them. I'd have to say that overall these are good glasses. If I take an impact to them and they don't work, I'll definitely update this review.

They really do need a smaller size as well as more padding around the bridge of the nose. I'm going to get some anti-fog adhesive foam pads to try put across the bridge. The idea is great, but the implementation is not. They do seem fairly well made, the two options of either having them as glasses or goggles with the elastic is nice and they 'tilt' up & down. The two lenses with an air gap really does reduce fogging, BUT the lenses are extremely cheap with no scratch resistance so they scratch VERY easily and are no better than the cheapest glasses you can find. I have even had cheaper goggles and glasses where the lenses held up better. Unfortunately if you don't have a larger head / hat size then they may not fit / seal around your face they way you might want them to.

Strong a durable, i use them for airsoft they are very comfortable and dont fog up, great for airsoft.

At first I was pretty impressed with these goggles. My intention for the purchase was to use them as safety goggles, if you are looking for a dessert/dust storm solution these are not optimal as is already mentioned. Pros: 1. Light weight and somewhat stylish for a goggle 2. Fairly decent fit for a low priced goggle (once again not for a dust storm) 3. Excellent anti-fog protection 4. Multiple configuration solutions Cons 1. Lenses not easily removable 2. Anti-fog coating is too sensitive 3. Barrier between both lenses is water permeable My main issue with these is that you cannot really use what I consider the conventional means of cleaning safety glasses or single lens goggles. They actually have an entire explanation of how to clean them, watch it first before you buy them or even after. You cannot use any kind of solvent other than water, you must dab the glasses. The anti-fog coating is easily damaged even with light rubbing and just water! The way I have always cleaned safety glasses is to first quickly rinse them under running water to remove any dust or debris because if you just start with a spray and wipe you get scratches. So this is what I did with these and as mentioned the barrier that separates the two lenses is water permeable. Eventually the water that got between the lenses made its way back out, but now there are hard water stains in between the lenses. I also did not dab, I wiped so the anti-fog is a bit scuffed. Overall a fair product, but way to easily damaged and ruined for a pair of safety glasses. I will be sticking with my bulkier DeWalt single lens goggles. They aren't as nice looking and the anti-fog abilities may not be quite as good as a double lens, but they are cheaper and much easier to clean and the lenses are easily replaceable.

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love the foam along the frame..and the garterized ratainer..

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I use it for cycling purpose. Used it a few times now, and it doesn't fog at all and covers eyes fully.

They fit well and the adjustment stays in place once made. As I do indoor CQB it can get quite warm and sweaty, which after a while will fog up the glasses. Somehow when I was applying the anti-fog spray, I managed to scratch the lenses with a microfiber cloth. Now this is likely my fault, however wanted to mention it as they seem to scratch easily. I can still see through them and I like that they are full seal, but I think they would be better for something less intensive. I will try them outdoors :)

これまでサバイバルゲームの為に色んなシューグラ、ゴーグルを試してきましたが、行き着いたのがコレでした。 ansi z87.1 2010 という米国工業規格をパスしていて、さらにMCEPS Class1という、軍用の眼鏡保護基準もクリアしていますので安心して選べます。 サーマルレンズ＝dyeマスクのレンズと同じ構造といえばサバゲーマーは有用性が認識できるんじゃないかと思います。 また安価ですし、曇らず、フィット感もとても良いです。 ツルの角度調整ができますので、日本人でもフィットしない人は、まずいないんじゃないかと思います。 10月中旬に使用し始めましたがフルゲーム曇る事はなかったです。 とても良いのですがケース等が着いていないので別途用意しておいたほうが良いです。