zeroUVProtective Face Shield Full Cover Visor Glasses/Sunglasses (Anti-Fog/Blue Light Filter) (Red Orange/Mirror)

For the size, it's not too heavy. Stays on well. It does not fog up! Looks ok too. Better then I expected. For Florida sun it protects my nose and cheeks from raccoon tan lines!

I think this product is very well constructed. I was surprised by how good the quality was. The box came a bit crushed, however, the face shield was intact.

Nose support should be softer or need softer pads

The Fog coating does its job, and maintai s clarity during city driving at night, and morning and evening twilight is much improved. Caution to buyer: color matters. Understand why your buying what color and what it is used for. Seller; consider adding a reference chart. Yellow is for shifting and low light conditions. And it performs for precisely that, I have another for day driving that's a more traditional gray gradient. For best results pair with a ball cap if your getting the traditional one. GREAT FOR TRUCKERS. Even better for those with glasses and a cyberpunk/techware sense of style. Seller know your product, buyer know your intent. This is a weird product post pandemic but it still has utility.

I like the fit of this visor and was hoping to use it while riding my bike. It fits well with my helmet although it only has Limited UV protection. I took it to my optometrist's office to determine this.

I honestly can't think of anything that I don't like about these reflective, iridescent Full-Face Eye and face protectors.They are surprisingly very lightweight; lighter than many of the especially gawdy and scientifically and functionally lacking or basically zero. These face covers remind me most of the Pull-Down-Visors that Astronauts (from all spacefaring nations) use to protect their very vision because the unblocked sunlight from orbit will blind an unprotected astronaut; it burns/incinerates the Retina. FACT, NOT FICTION.These visors cover almost the entire face, and provide total UV A, B, and C blockage, preventing sunburn wherever they cover. They fit like a glove instantly. Their iridescent coating is ultra-reflective and the different colors blending together block many components of sunlight, not just one.Whats Not To Like? As far as I can see, these are complete game changers in eye protection; and as close to a PERFECT PRODUCT as sunglasses or now Full-Face-Visors cover your face and eyes as if you were an Astronaut.ROCK-ON, BABY!

I wore this all last summer . I tested it recently with a uv light . My sun glasses passed but this shield allowed the uv light to pass through. No wonder my face was getting burned. Update ! I corresponded with zerouv . They admitted that these have no uv protection. Apparently only certain ones do but how your supposed to figure that out i dont know . Here is what they wrote “ updated.Customer Experience Team (Support)May 8, 2023, 9:39 AM PDTHi Larry,We're really sorry to hear that. It is not our intention to misrepresent our products. We only state our mirrored coated face shields to have UV protection, such as the Rainbow and Pink mirrored ones. We do not say that its UV protected for the clear and tinted colored ones.If you did purchase the mirrored color face shields, it may have been a defect. We're happy to send you a replacement if you can provide the order number for the mirrored color face shield.”I still do not know which face shields that have uv protection they are exactly referring to . I think they are being deceptive to sell more shields .

The item I received was scratched, as if dropped, in spite of being very thoroughly packaged. I assume the specific one I received was a return. No worries. I'm planning to beat the snot out of this face shield for work, so it's not a problem and won't prevent me from buying several more.It does sit a little heavier on my nose than I'm used to, but that stands to reason, as it is considerably more plastic than the goggles it is replacing. The attachment point for the nose rest needs to be reinforced (again, could be from being mishandled and repacked), but nothing some clear glue can't fix.I handle a LOT of different plastics and it takes something pretty catastrophic to damage polycarbonate to this degree. Shame on whoever dropped these and just packed them back up like nothing happened.