NoCryAnti-Fog Safety Sunglasses for Men with Scratch Resistant Lenses — Tinted Safety Glasses for Construction with 100% UV Protection — ANSI Z87.1 Work Sunglasses with Adjustable Temples & Nose Pad

I like the fit and the lenses, but they have a weak spot near the temple, so crack there after a period of uses.EDIT: Bumping the rating, because they stand by their product.The seller contacted me about my initial review. After submitting photos and extra detail about the failure, the seller sent a replacement (including free shipping).Now I'm careful about how I don the glasses, safety helmet, and over-the-ear hearing protection (in that order), I'm able to avoid the failure problem.I have other safety glasses, but I prefer these. The fit cuts down on the amount of debris that can collide with the cheek under my eyes glancing underneath. Also the wraparound sides cover well. So I have less gritty feeling in the eyes after a dusty task.

Work just as expected. The fit was very good.

To summarize: I really like these glasses. They shield almost my entire field of vision, they're comfortable, and look pretty good. To get a fifth star from me they need to get their ANSI impact resistance certification.My priorities for sunglasses:1. Shields as much of my vision as possible2. Impact resistant3. Anti-fog4. Comfortable5. Quality6. StylishI was actually a little excited the first time I put these on. These sunglasses actually shield about 95% of my field of vision, excepting only a small area at the very bottom of the field. The lenses are very clear and I've noticed no distortion except at the very, very edge of the lens where it is impossible to avoid. I wish that they were about 10-15% darker than they actually are, but this is really a personal preference.I primarily wear these sunglasses while running. That means that I sometimes wear them for about 2 hours continuously while jostling them around. I've found that they stay very secure on my face, and have not noticed them moving at all. They're pretty light-weight, and are quite comfortable. I haven't done so, but it feels like I could probably wear them a lot longer without experiencing any discomfort. They have a number of adjustments that can be made to fit your face better for comfort and air-flow (anit-foging); I haven't had to mess with these really at all.In terms of quality, they're pretty light and have some flex to them. It does feel like I could break them pretty easily by pulling the arms away from each other, but obviously I'm not actually going to try this. I've dropped them a few times resulting in no apparent damage. Other than this I haven't really tested the scratch resistance, but so far I've seen none in a couple of months of moderate use.I'm very surprised to see sunglasses marketed as "safety glasses" that don't actually have their ANSI impact resistance certification, and the lack of this certification is why I'm only awarding 4 stars. I'm not sure what else about them qualifies them for the "safety" descriptor. It seems disingenuous to market them this way without that cert.Overall, I like these a lot. They're among the best sunglasses I've tried. I wish they were a bit darker, and I wish they had their ANSI cert.

*Edit Aug 9*I'm a few weeks in using these. I gave them a recent inspection and had NO scratched lenses yet. That's unheard of with me.A few days after, I sat my No Cry shades down on a concrete lot to put a welding helmet on. I knew better, but I still laid them top down with my perfectly unscratched lens facing out and not on the concrete. Twenty minutes later a molten piece of slag made it's ways down the cuff and into my glove. I jumped up and felt something underfoot my workboots and my 200lb body.I raised my helmet and eyed the twisted, mangled safety shades. I lifted my foot and watched the No Cry shades twist and unbuckle back into shape. I couldnt believe they hadnt snapped or been destroyed. Unfortunately, scratch resistant doesn't mean scratch proof. The lens that twisted face down on the concrete had 4 small dots imprinted into the lens. Luckily they aren't in my direct line of sight. Im going to order another pair and keep the others as a backup. Most comfortable shades I've ever had. Love em.Original review:I have a big ole head. Not bobble sized, but I'm 6ft tall. Standard sunglasses like Pugs press on my head around my ears. $20 and Ninety minutes later they cause headaches. So I end up modifying them which often takes days to achieve comfort.While searching Amazon for "Sunglasses for big heads" I came across No Cry. I work with concrete saws, concrete trucks, air chisels, etc. and wear safety glasses daily.First I like No Cry's look. My favorite color (their green), and a wrap around style I've worn since my first street bike. Sharp, sporty, and stylish.Second they are priced right. I've paid $20 or more several times a year for shades that don't fit, don't hold up against scratches or break easily and definitely don't meet ANSI safety standards.Third they meet ANSI standards for the state inspectors. I'm about 10 days in wearing these to work. No scratches on the lens (usually I get 1 or 2 days before I notice my 1st scratches). The lens looks like it did when I opened the box on day 1 despite cleaning concrete splatter off them several times. They aren't overly dark nor too lightly tinted.Last there's the adjustments. Arm length, arm angle, and nose rest are all adjustable. The instructions claimed the arm angle can be adjusted to avoid foggy lenses when wearing dust masks. I put it to the test. I wear a mask when using the concrete saw. 14 inch diamond blade and high RPMs...I need to see what I'm doing. Before making my first cut my No Cry's fogged up. Per their instruction sheet I adjusted the arm angle (and I tweaked the nose adjust a little). The result was almost immediately the fog began to lessen. I didn't have a clean spot on my shirt to wipe the lens but in about one minute the fog was almost completely gone and vision was good enough to use the saw.I recommend these. I can wear them 12 hours without discomfort, maybe more...but havent needed to yet. The scratch coating has worked very well so far. Plus they look great. Best sunglasses I've ever owned. My $120 Oakley safety / sun glasses (bought from Snap-on) weren't as comfy. The Oakleys made it about 10 days before the arm broke off. My No Cry's are far better.

Great investment. I wear them always when outdoors... Comfortable, handsome and vary clear to see with.... Durable and Anti-fogging, a great fit for me....

Cheap as price indicatesVery light weight and probably durable. The nose adjustment is not very helpful. Lens rest on cheeks with no air flow and is very hot

Very nice glasses ! Fit snug. dark enough you don’t have to squint. Highly recommended